ByDan Knauss
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After a conversation with Rachel Andrew, Chris Coyier put together some excellent suggestions about technical writing in a detailed post. Some key takeaways:
Dashicons are shipped with WordPress and made available to developers looking to use custom icons in their plugins and themes. It’s a great little resource that makes stuff like icons for custom post types much simpler. Currently, Dashicons are an icon font. However, more and more folks (myself included with the front-end of Post Status) are…
Chris Coyier shares some insights on how to tackle auto-generated social media images. One way in WordPress is with the Social Image Generator plugin, which Chris describes in detail. 🔌
I recently submitted an audio question to my favorite web podcast, the Shoptalk Show. Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert are mega smart and I wanted to know what front-end development methods they’d want to explore for a greenfield project based on the new WP REST API backend. My question: I learned web development and templating…
I love this creative post from Chris Coyier about using DevTools to tackle or sidestep “obnoxious websites.” Ethical grey areas aside, you can learn more about the web by looking over some of these tips.
If you’re interested in learning Vue, a popular JavaScript framework, then you must check out this new screencast from css-tricks.com. Sarah Drasner and Chris Coyier spend over an hour showing off Vue’s basic capabilities.
Welcome to the fourth “Week in Review” on Post Status, where I hope to offer up some of the things you may have missed in the last week or so. There are a lot of great reads to catch up on this week: WordPress Beta 2 is ready for testing Self explanatory but important — WordPress…
