Ana Tudor explains a handy CSS…
Ana Tudor explains a handy CSS trick for blurring the border of an element. She also shows how to “extend support so it works cross-browser.”
Ana Tudor explains a handy CSS trick for blurring the border of an element. She also shows how to “extend support so it works cross-browser.”
Shaun Bent, a Front End Developer at BBC Sport, shares how they got their site’s CSS size under 9kb.
Coming soon to Newsletter Glue: Automated newsletters you can set up, test, and schedule in WordPress as well as Global Styles and Template Styles for multiple individual newsletters. Custom CSS will be available with both global and template styles.
WordPress 5.9.1 released. REST or AJAX? Plugin dependency feature plugin. Testing, security, new themes and CSS standards. PHP benchmarks and more.
WP Engine DE{CODE} The WP Engine DE{CODE} event is a highly-anticipated gathering of WordPress developers, designers, and digital marketers worldwide. This event allows attendees to network with like-minded professionals and learn about the WordPress ecosystem’s latest trends, technologies, and best practices. The event features expert speakers who share their insights on WordPress development, design, security,…
If you are interested in CSS and performance, then this brain dump from Harry Roberts is well worth your time. Harry covers the “Critical CSS” pattern, in which you identify all of the styles needed for Start Render (commonly the styles needed for everything above the fold), and then you inline them in <style> tags in the <head>…
Obox recently released DevKit as a CSS and Javascript add-on for any theme. What they’ve released as DevKit on CodeCanyon is what has been powering the user-added code features for their builder theme, Layers. Layers was released early this year with a lot of good feedback (including from me). DevKit looks really slick, if you must edit CSS and Javascript…