ByBrian Krogsgard
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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.
π Some real gems here from Andy Bell on what you can do with CSS right now that you might not be aware of yet. Masonry layout, the :is selector, logical #CSS functions for sizing, and more. Also worth a look is Thomas Steiner showing how the color-scheme CSS property and the corresponding meta tag…
Many companies and individuals β both inside and outside the WordPress space β recently offered reduced or free versions of their products. π Igor BeniΔ made his WordPress developer course for free using this link for a limited time. The Events Calendar folks are making Promoter free through June 1, 2020. This is an automated…
Matt Mullenweg announced browser support changes for WordPress. Previously, we discussed the new editor and browser support within WordPress core. Following up on those conversations, we are officially ending support for Internet Explorer versions 8, 9, and 10, starting with WordPress 4.8. Microsoft officially discontinued supporting these browsers in January 2016, and attempting to continue…
Obox recently released DevKit as a CSS and Javascript add-on for anyΒ theme.Β What they’ve released as DevKit on CodeCanyon is what has been powering the user-added code features for their builder theme, Layers.Β LayersΒ was released early thisΒ year with a lot of good feedback (including from me). DevKit looks really slick, if you must edit CSS and Javascript…
GeneratePress hasΒ earned a substantial user base, surpassing a million downloads last year. Here’s what it’s creator and founder has to say about the journey.
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