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Like everything on the web, WordPress keeps evolving and changing fast. In the early days of it being a nicely typeset CMS for bloggers and writers, the editor offered great formatting options though the themes needed substantial edits for more creative layouts. This changed slowly to offer more and more flexibility as WordPress grew in […]
published Mon, January 20th 2025 in articles | | Comments Off on A shift for WordPress publishing
Any website using a CMS will require looking after. This will involve settings for backups, security as well as performance. This post outlines which plugins I’d recommend for each of these 3 aspects.
published Fri, March 1st 2024 in articles | | Comments Off on Looking after our site
With the current rise of the AI in every corner of the web, it seems there are some troubling developments affecting our chosen CMS, WordPress. The recent headlines seem to imply that Automattic have sold out entirely – though this is not quite true.
published Thu, February 29th 2024 in articles | | Comments Off on Automattic’s AI data handling
There are many many tutorials out there that will go through the various stages of building a theme. This is the one that Fabiana found useful in her MP journey and it might help you too ツ
published Wed, June 14th 2023 in articles | | Comments Off on WordPress 101
Additions like post thumbnails are not currently part of the tutorial itself and so the theme here does not include this feature. This post will outline the steps needed to add this feature to our theme by adding 2 code snippets.
published Mon, June 5th 2023 in articles | | Comments Off on post thumbnails
As you’re all in the midst of your WP theme builds, I thought it might be useful to summarise some important aspects for workflow and setup for WP. A few reminders of basics and some things to avoid. Content Out This goes without saying really ~ don’t even attempt to start on your theme build […]
published Wed, August 24th 2022 in articles | | 2 Comments »