The journal
Notes from the workshop
Release notes, block theme technique, and the occasional opinion about how WordPress sites ought to be built.
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What is a WordPress block theme, and why should you care?
If you’ve shopped for a WordPress theme recently, you’ve probably seen the phrase “block theme” or “Full Site Editing” attached to half…
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5 signs your website is hurting your credibility
5 signs your website is hurting your credibility You don’t lose a client by them telling you your website looks unprofessional.
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How to change your logo without breaking your header
Your logo is often the very first thing a visitor’s eye lands on — and a stretched, misaligned, or oddly-cropped one undoes…
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The gap between your last section and the footer
A full-width coloured band at the bottom of a page, and a stubborn strip of page background between it and the footer.…
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Which editor am I in, and why does it matter?
WordPress has two editors that look almost the same. One changes a page. The other changes every page on your site. Here…
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Your block theme is probably loading fonts from someone else’s server
I opened the network tab on a theme I had written, and watched it fetch a hundred and twenty font files from…
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The blank header that fixes itself in thirty minutes
A new block pattern renders as nothing. No error, no warning, no failed request — just empty space where your header used…
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Four gods and a mountain
Why a small WordPress theme shop is named after Greek gods — and why the naming turned out to be the most useful design…