The last two articles on using Axios with the WordPress REST API has worked with standard items in the WordPress world like post and pages. WordPress also gives you the option of creating your own...
As I'm learning the deep workings of the WordPress REST API I'm also learning how to use Axios as a replacement for Fetch. While I discovered that this will not work with Nuxt and the WordPress REST...
While researching block-based themes I found more information about blocks themselves and how to write them in a way you can submit them for inclusion in the WordPress directory. Most, if not all our...
Note # Right now block-based themes and full site editing are still work in progress. I write about it because, sooner rather than later, themes will take advantage of full site editing and they will...
There are times when we want the same element across the page to do the same. The following block styles the h2 elements inside the header, footer and main elements. header h2, main h2, footer h2 { ...
This post about Gutenberg is a mix of different thoughts, ideas and code snippets I've worked on while researching how to build blocks for a project I'm working on. Making Custom Post Types work in...
The previous post (Revisiting Gutenberg blocks part 1: Building and Styling the blocks) discussed how to build a block and reviewed both old and new techniques for creating Gutenberg blocks. This post...
My dislike of Gutenberg has softened since it was first introduced, mostly because they provided ways to keep the classic editor and they've guaranteed support for it through 2022. I've written about...
Ever so often you see questions in Quora about [Brave](https://brave.com/), a Chromium-based browser that claims to be faster than stock Chromium and other derivative browsers like Edge, or Opera on...
When researching how to use Gutenberg Ramp to partially allow Gutenberg on a WordPress site, I decided that I wanted to use a custom post type for the test so I wouldn't screw up the existing content...