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Check out PatternCSS, an inline block CSS editor for the Gutenberg editor

Pattern CSS First Look! Watch me discover Pattern CSS – a free plugin that adds a live CSS panel to EVERY block. No JSON nightmares, no dashboard hopping, just type and watch it update. Then watch me rant about the new Accordion block and how stupid it is that we have to use theme.json to style it. In 12 minutes you’ll see me: Install Pattern CSS (zero setup) Turn a boring paragraph red → then swap to an Automatic CSS variable (it just WORKS) Nest CSS like SCSS inside a row block Pop the editor out, drag it around, hit “Global” for site-wide tweaks Prove media queries & container queries work Try (and fail) to style the upcoming Accordion block with theme.json Rant about why JSON styling is actual torture The Plugin Verdict: If your client chains you to Gutenberg, Pattern CSS is your jailbreak key. If you’re free… stay far away and keep using Etch.Timestamps (10-sec intro skipped): 0:10 – Twitter thread that started it all 0:45 – Pattern CSS installed & first “color: red” 1:20 – Automatic CSS variables = magic 2:15 – CSS nesting inside rows (game changer) 3:40 – Global panel + pop-out editor 4:30 – Reading the docs live (WebAssembly?!) 6:00 – Attempting theme.json accordion styles 8:40 – Why this workflow gave me hives 10:30 – Block style variations = more JSON copypasta 11:20 – Final plea: someone defend this! Drop a comment: Are you team JSON or team “just give me a CSS box”? #wordpresstraining #Gutenberg #PatternCSS #WebDev #AutomaticCSS #Rant Looking for web development or branding services? https://apexbranding.design Interested in Etch? Check it out: https://etchwp.com?aff=43a07932 (affiliate link) Interested in Automatic CSS? Check it out: https://automaticcss.com/ref/2441/ (affiliate link)