blame bootstrap. the twitter fucks were like "heres an easy way to make every single website look like twitter" and everyones been using it since
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blame bootstrap. the twitter fucks were like "heres an easy way to make every single website look like twitter" and everyones been using it since
This is literally doublespeak.
Please share this video from @hankgreen.bsky.social about how coal is obviously bad in more ways than just environmental.
youtu.be/IfvBx4D0Cms?...
Similar but different, I was playing a lot of Solo TTRPGs on the go, often needing to roll multiple D100s. So I put this together.
dice-tray.com
Who could have guessed that CSS as a service wouldn't work out?
I gotta get off of Spotify.
A media category taxonomy would go a long way.
I build my tools for both users and developers, so Notiblock is completely style-agnostic. Use your own blocks and styles, then display them conditionally with Notiblock.
The Notiblock WordPress Dashboard widget, displaying a temporary message.
The frontend displaying Notiblock.
My clients were getting lost in the Site Editor while trying to update temporary notification messages, so I built Notiblock. A plugin that lets you conditionally display blocks and update messages directly from the WordPress Dashboard.
github.com/philhoyt/Not...
Slap dashed a block template into my WP Peeps plugin this morning.
Adding page templates to a plugin used to be a significant pain, but now it's trivial!
developer.wordpress.org/news/2024/08...
Styling forms in theme.json is actually huge.
developer.wordpress.org/news/2025/11...
Holy shit... they display none on the admin bar...
"Git? Never heard of her." - Previous developer probably
We've been fostering 4 kittens and their momma. Gonna miss these goobers
Interest piqued
I added WooCommerce to my hobby site to sell my book. I’ve made about $400, only trying to break even on printing costs. Now Jetpack Stats wants $100 of that per year to keep using it. *Deactivated.*
I love that the font size classes for the navigation are applied to each link, so you can't override them, because the order they are written in your theme.json font size is the order they get rendered inline.
The core/navigation block is still a complete nightmare.
Ah, so this is why Figma lowkey sucks these days.
Not sure if this is exactly what you mean, but I’ve been working with a lot of dynamic blocks lately. I usually start by scaffolding out the logic and markup in render.php until it starts to feel cluttered or hard to navigate, then I refactor into multiple files as needed.
oh no, time for full team PR reviews.
This will be a welcome addition!
"The updated subscription pricing reflects the significant added AI value"
WordPress and the block editor in particular could’ve benefited from a proper Fields API earlier on. It would’ve helped separate content from layout more cleanly and offered better templating options… but here we are?!
Not the most elegant solution, but when I’ve made changes in the Site Editor, I’ve always exported the theme and overwritten the theme files in my repo. This mostly works with minimal issues.
I do find our overreliance on saving page layout, site layout, and content all in the database concerning.
I’ve yet to work with a web designer using Figma who consistently names and groups their layers, uses components properly, applies styles, or leverages any of the other features needed to produce dev ready designs...let alone something suitable for automatic slop site generation.
Just implemented one of my favorite web design features: when a lightbox displays an image smaller than its original size!
Not mentioned is they removed the corner swipe completely apparently. This is garbage. #oneui7
Hot Take: Full Stack Devs that don't understand semantic markup are not "Full Stack"
it's happening.
