Started watching "Anne with an E" without many expectations and now we (family members) are all hooked. A lovely story portrayed in a heart-warming manner.
We can add a small bit of CSS for /wp-admin/widgets.php to make the widget areas in the right side remain sticky/fixed.
It will greatly reduce the time and effort in having to hold widgets and drag a long distance up and down.
#WordPress
If you are a WordPress agency trying to hire a front end developer and want to test the CSS skills during your interview, ask the candidate to style a Gravity Form.
If the applicant has not paused multiple times during the process pondering the meaning of life, instant hire!
@mufaddal_vohra
When does he actually score? Whenever I see, he is shivering nervously and giving catch practice to slip fielders meekly.
aah, looks like that’s only overseas.
Been busy for the last month researching real estate market, inspecting houses etc.
Our offer for a house got accepted and we will be moving in a couple of months if everything (home loan) goes well.
Told my wife that I plan to charge $3500 USD for a Oxygen to Bricks site re-build.
She laughed and replied, SAP charges the company she works for more than that for just changing a field label 🫤
Prepared a quick list of useful/interesting plugins from trusted
#WordPress
agencies/developers in my notes app.
Not comprehensive by any means.
If there is any that you use and think deserves a place in this list, do share.
User: I hate 3rd party stuff in WordPress like page/site builders.
Me: ok, so what do you use for setting up advanced query loops, features/blocks that don't natively come with WP?
User: I install 3rd party block plugins.
Me:
Had to work on a 10GB WordPress site locally. Took a full export w/o the Media library and it was ~350MB.
Then installed
@BillErickson
’s excellent “BE Media from Production” plugin to have all the media URLs automatically point to the live site.
Possible reasons (my educated guesses) for Cwicly's abrupt discontinuation, given the vague blame on influencers - in no particular order:
1. No longer possible to include ACF Pro.
2. Not as widely adopted as they would have hoped/liked. Not enough recurring revenue to justify
Our 6 yo fractured her hand due to falling from monkey bars.
Was fast tracked into emergency last evening. Stayed overnight in the hospital, surgery today afternoon. She should be ok.
Total hospital bill is going to be $0.
The amount of ignorance about WordPress page builders is astounding.
Some folks are still living in the 2012s and imagine crappy themes/plugins like Avada, SiteOrigin, WP Bakery when they hear the term "page builder".
WordPress site builders like Bricks
- produce lean HTML
Started writing tutorials on
@RealOxygenApp
and WordPress at in June 2018.
770 tutorials (some crazy in-depth ones) till date. That's 0.8 a day over 949 business days.
I know of no other site in this space that is as prolific.
As a professional (designer/developer/agency/freelancer) please do NOT follow this and do the exact opposite. Your client trusts you with their hard-earned money.
It should be your ethical responsibility to build sites with quality tools, processes and workflows that, as
Msg for WP dev/designers: Your clients don't give a shit which PageBuilder you use for their website, and neither do 99% of their website visitors. Nobody is going to check the page source to see what plugins you used. Don't pretend it matters, nobody, in the real world, cares!
I started blogging on my site on Jul 9, 2013 and have since published 1320 tutorials till date.
That is a little more than 1 a day for the last 4 years, 5 months and 15 days (excluding weekends and public holidays).
"PHP is used by 78.1% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know."
and yet I could not find a single comprehensive course that is up-to-date free or paid until I found this on YouTube by
@GioDev8
:
Amazing effort! Let's do it.
Switched from Notion to
@Logseq
for journalling, information management, storing code snippets and note-taking.
I love a local bullet outliner that has a daily-note first approach.
Using iCloud Drive for sync between Mac and iPhone with backups to private GitHub repo and Koofr.
Pleased to announce the launch of collaborative code snippets where anyone in the
#GenesisWP
community can contribute.
Register an account, log in and start adding your code collection.
For intermediate developers these are good options to consider for building WordPress websites in no particular order:
- Bricks
- Cwicly
- Pinegrow
- GeneratePress + GenerateBlocks
I've embraced Bricks - a visual builder like Oxygen + a ton of hooks & filters like Genesis.
#ACSS
tip
# CSS-based responsive masonry layouts
Here are sample utility classes to make an unordered list container have 4 columns to begin with and automatically responsive with the cards inside appearing in a masonry layout (flowing vertically) using CSS columns:
list--none
Do not underestimate the number of buyers you may have for your service/product. I built a plugin last weekend to save the number of clicks and make it easier for me when using a theme. Put it for sale and thought I'll probably have 3 or 4 buyers. 23 bought it so far.
@fklux
Gutenberg as a site builder is at least 4 years behind the likes of Bricks. By the time Gut catches up, Bricks and others would have advanced even more.
I stay away from Elementor.
@shrutibalasa
@VaibhavSisinty
Disagree. One should continually strive for the betterment of self and the immediate family members. When there’s better quality air, roads and government elsewhere, go and live there. It doesn’t make you any less Indian.
There are many things expats miss. It’s a tough balance.
Always amazed by the querying capabilities of Bricks.
Finished working on outputting events grouped by years within months based on event date custom field value.
Uses 2 custom query types for years and months and the last one for posts pulls the two parent loop objects in the
Looking at the number of tutorials I wrote...
My current tutorial count on Bricks and WP in BricksLabs, is 286.
Before that, wrote 801 on Oxygen and WP at
and 1496 on Genesis and WP at .
I remember my post
My current WordPress toolbox (the main ones):
- Bricks theme with ACSS & Frames, Advanced Themer and BricksExtras
- ACF Pro or Meta Box
- WS Form
- Perfmatters
- SEOPress Pro
- WP Grid Builder
- All-in-One WP Migration with its URL and Unlimited extensions
- Admin Site
Completed 1 year anniversary of BricksLabs yesterday.
Published 270 tutorials.
The net income is not groundbreaking but the drive to share what I learn keeps me going.
Bricks is the best WordPress visual site builder you probably haven't heard of/used.
Reached home 3 hours ago around lunch time. Thanks to
@wpengine
for inviting me to the WordCamp US. It was great meeting so many members of the Genesis community.
@pootlepress
1. It is a good idea to use the child theme as the active theme.
2. To set global styles, you create a theme style and apply it to the entire website from within the Bricks editor.
3. “it is hard to learn (Bricks)” ← You probably wanted to say "it is hard to use Bricks w/o
There's a new code snippets WordPress plugin in the town from the folks behind Fluent Forms, FluentSnippets.
Being the old-fashioned guy I am, I am sticking with using a child theme.
When FluentSnippets has a cloud feature, perhaps I'll consider it.
The last iPad I had was a iPad Pro from 2018.
Got myself a new 13” M4 iPad Pro with 256GB storage.
Some initial thoughts:
- It does not look big or unwieldy. I am used to a 16” MBP and a 34” monitor.
- Screen is nice and crisp. I do not know how anyone can put up with a
Looking for a designer or a design company that sells a collection of good quality webpage elements/sections/templates/components/blocks with unlimited usage rights incl. commercial.
Any leads?
Spent the day watching a couple of videos on ACSS and playing with it and Frames. I am slowly beginning to understand what the fuss is about..
Took some notes.
To help ease child theme updates, going forward, all my tutorials will be advocating the use of a custom functionality plugin for making Genesis theme customisations - where possible.
Isn't it odd that 80% of the web is powered by PHP and yet 80% of tech Twitter discussions, YouTube videos and tutorials/articles on the net are on JS or some flavor of JS?