How I Moved Customizer CSS to an External File (and Why It Matters)
WordPress adds your Customizer CSS inline. I wanted it in a proper stylesheet—so I built a tiny plugin to do exactly that.
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WordPress adds your Customizer CSS inline. I wanted it in a proper stylesheet—so I built a tiny plugin to do exactly that.
AI (and Cursor) wrote the code—but making TLDRWP a great WordPress plugin took experience, taste, and user insight.
A 100% free, flexible, easy way to have a link-in-bio page powered by Github Pages.
A walkthrough of my experiment building a WordPress plugin completely with AI. It’s made me a believer.
How can we bridge the disparity between what WordPress is building and what we want it to be?
This is how and why I pronounce GIF the way I do. Have you ever asked yourself why?
Chris Lema says one of the biggest mistakes product developers make is scratching their own itch at their users expense. It got me thinking about how GiveWP started as an itch-scratcher too.
When plugin and theme authors, and WordPress Core itself thinks of their own timelines as more important than their users, trust is eroded.
I was honored to speak at WordCamp Los Angeles this weekend, not only to be asked to speak, but also to cover a subject that is near and dear to my heart: The WordPress Support Forums.
2018 will be a big year for WordPress. Here’s my list of top topics and people to be following in 2018 to stay in the know and some of the most influential things happening in WordPress this year.
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