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In other upgrade news, WP Rocket…

Brian Krogsgard

June 14, 2017

In other upgrade news, WP Rocket announced version 2.10 with new features such as a revamped settings dashboard and improved static file caching. Now you can minify CSS and JavaScript assets without any concatenation.

If you do front-end work and…

Brian Krogsgard

June 6, 2017

If you do front-end work and aren't familiar with Babel, Autoprefixer, or Browserslist yet you should take a few moments to read this post on CSS Tricks.

There’s been a lot of attention…

Dan Knauss

May 29, 2017

There's been a lot of attention paid to the CSS grid layout, and this seems entirely justified as browser support for it is growing. There are quite a few guides and tutorials out now that will help you get up to…

There is no lack of approaches…

Dan Knauss

March 3, 2017

There is no lack of approaches with CSS to tackle projects. Here is a nice overview of different CSS methodologies that might guide you into finding the right CSS methodology for every situation. And speaking of CSS, this month marks…

Years ago, Harry Roberts wrote about…

Brian Krogsgard

February 17, 2017

Years ago, Harry Roberts wrote about "code smells" on CSS Wizardry. He has a follow-up that I really enjoyed, and can give you an idea whether you've got some underlying problems with your Sass/CSS.

When you add new features to…

Brian Krogsgard

December 12, 2016

When you add new features to WordPress, there's always someone wanting a way to remove it. Justin Tadlock walks us through how to remove the customize CSS option in WordPress 4.7, which many developer may not need, or want to…

I’m always amazed what can be…

Dan Knauss

December 9, 2016

Notes

I'm always amazed what can be done with CSS and when I think i've seen everything, I see something that I think is cool. This time it's this one that shows filtering content using only CSS. There are drawbacks, but…

I enjoyed Nash Vail explanation of…

Dan Knauss

December 9, 2016

Notes

I enjoyed Nash Vail explanation of how CSS pseduo-classes work - especially the diagrams and charts used. If you are pressing forward with CSS and haven't mastered this yet, bookmark this article.

WordPress 4.7, “Vaughan”, released

Brian Krogsgard

December 6, 2016

Make WordPressPlanet

WordPress 4.7, “Vaughan”, has been released with the all new WordPress REST API Content Endpoints, a new default theme, many customizer features, and much, much more.

“You Might Not Need JavaScript” is…

Brian Krogsgard

December 5, 2016

"You Might Not Need JavaScript" is a site that showcases examples of UI elements and interactions that you can accomplish with HTML and CSS alone. There is more than one way to tackle something, and an experienced developer chooses which…

I found this list of underutilized…

Brian Krogsgard

October 11, 2016

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.

Jonathan Christopher linked CSSNano in Slack…

Brian Krogsgard

September 22, 2016

Jonathan Christopher linked CSSNano in Slack today. According to the website, it "takes your nicely formatted CSS and runs it through many focused optimisations, to ensure that the final result is as small as possible for a production environment." It…

Gary Jones and Weston Ruter have…

Brian Krogsgard

September 7, 2016

Gary Jones and Weston Ruter have recently updated the PHP_CodeSniffer rules that enforce WordPress coding conventions. PHP_CodeSniffer is a set of two PHP scripts: one "tokenizes PHP, JavaScript and CSS files and detects violations of a defined set of coding standards," and…

Using Kickstarter to fund open source

Daniel Bachhuber

August 2, 2016

BusinessPlanet

Successfully crowdfunding open source development is difficult, but not impossible. Here are some of the lessons I took away from my Kickstarter project, "A more RESTful WP-CLI."

Scott Fennell started a three-part series…

Brian Krogsgard

July 25, 2016

Scott Fennell started a three-part series on CSS Tricks on using the WordPress REST API for "remote control WordPress." Speaking of CSS Tricks, here's another good post where Chris Coyier walks through the many things to consider when styling a…

In other upgrade news, WP Rocket…

If you do front-end work and…

There’s been a lot of attention…

There is no lack of approaches…

Years ago, Harry Roberts wrote about…

When you add new features to…

I’m always amazed what can be…

I enjoyed Nash Vail explanation of…

WordPress 4.7, “Vaughan”, released

“You Might Not Need JavaScript” is…

I found this list of underutilized…

Jonathan Christopher linked CSSNano in Slack…

Gary Jones and Weston Ruter have…

Using Kickstarter to fund open source

Scott Fennell started a three-part series…

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