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Getting your plugins ready for Gutenberg

Is your site, its plugins, custom post types, custom meta and your content ready for Gutenberg? Remember the release date:…

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Toggle Navigational Menus and Submenus Using Pure JavaScript

We had an interesting challenge today, where we needed to create a collapsible, responsive menu and sub-menu, using pure JavaScript.…

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Updating Macs on Mojave to run VirtualBox

We use VirtualBox for the local development of websites, this article walks through the process of updating it to at…

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Remove menu link types from the WordPress menu options screen

On a client site, we wanted to restrict menu items to Custom Links, only. Thus remove all other menu types.…

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How to break long words using CSS @supports

Recently, I had an odd scenario where wrapping long text needed either word-wrap, overflow-wrap or word-break to achieve the same…

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Conditionally enqueue scripts and stylesheets on specific pages

There are many use-cases where scripts and stylesheets only need to be loaded on certain pages. One such example would…

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Using LD+JSON Schema to Enhance SEO for Blog Posts

Schema markup helps search engines understand your content by describing its primary purpose, in a machine-friendly way. The most recent,…

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Nesting CSS Media Queries

Processing styling rules based on certain criteria, such as viewport width, is achieved using the @media conditional group rules. As of October…

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Adding Feature Images to the WordPress RSS Feed

The WordPress RSS feed is great. We use it with third-party services, such as MailChimp. One key datum that isn't…

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How to trim words by character limit

We recently encountered a scenario where the client wanted to trim the news items titles to a maximum number of…

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