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rich.blog
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| | | | | Consistency. That's the name of the game when it comes to designing a website. And having a way to design, and apply, | |
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sipp.is
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| | | | | Just a list of plugins that do the job really well, which is something that makes me really, really happy. These are in my go-to list and in constant use. | |
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ben.blog
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| | | | | Last week Rich Tabor and I spent the week thinking about how to improve color and typography variation in Gutenberg. The result was this pull request. I made a demo video to explain our intentions and how it works, but unfortunately the video was too big for GitHub, so I'm adding it here, and I'll... | |
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dev.clintonblackburn.com
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| | | I finally solved a WordPress problem that's bugged me for the past few weeks! MITCNC has a number of pages under the /programs/ path that describes our various initiatives and lists the volunteers in charge of them. Many of these pages are custom templates with hard-coded content, and require a Git commit and deploy to update. We want to get back to doing updates in WordPress Admin so that any of our volunteers can make content changes. My solution to this problem is to implement a custom post type, and use custom fields to provide the data for various page components. | ||
