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Nikita Prokopov says “Font size is useless” and needs to be fixed. If you’re a front-end developer or a font geek, read this.
Also mentioned in Nikita’s blog post is an article from Vincent De Oliveira explaining exactly how fonts and the CSS line-height algorithm work.
After discussing it with several contributors, the decision has been made to officially remove IE11 support in WordPress 5.8. The removal will be done in two phases: WordPress 5.8 (among other changes) will effectively remove IE11 support in the block editor and all generated CSS files used within the admin. WordPress 5.9 will focus on…
An App Store for WordPress.com? Performance Team Gathers Steam. WP Notify. FSE Beta. Block is Beautiful. Security, Plugin, Dev, Acquisitions.
I found this list of underutilized CSS features to be educational, since it did show me a few items that I either haven’t used in forever or completely forgot about. I really wish I remembered the :empty pseudo class, for instance.
Milica Mihajlija takes on CSS performance and says the most straightforward approach is to keep it small. Compressing files can significantly improve speed, but removing unused code can too. Other methods include using efficient CSS animations and avoiding invisible text during font loading. “CSS is critical to loading pages and a delightful user experience. While…
In this episode, Winstina Hughes joins Cory Miller to talk about the Support Inclusion in Tech project created to champion diversity, equity, and inclusion in the WordPress community by providing assistance to WordCamp speakers for travel and hotels.
Sharing without a strategy. Blogging without a plan. Connecting without an angle. Maybe that’s how Tumblr shines?
