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It’s been a while since I felt calm enough to sit down and write something here on the blog. True writers block I guess. It didn’t feel good to be so quiet here and not share. But I think it’s also important to acknowledge that 2020 has brought a lot more challenges to us than…
Updated September 2026: the child themes in the list at the end now live on GitHub. The guide itself works as before. Many of you no longer want to load Google fonts from Google’s servers. The reasons differ: privacy, caching, or simply fewer requests to servers you don’t control. You don’t have to give up…
CSS Grid layouts are definitely one of the most exciting developments in CSS for years. It’s what all web designers and frontend developers have always dreamed of. Finally, we are able to convert our grid-based web designs directly into CSS without the help of javascript hacks or any kind of weird CSS technics. That sounds…
In the second video of our little “WordPress for Newbies” series, I will explain what widgets and widget areas in WordPress are. Since there are so many different widget options and the widget areas are different in every theme, I think it is quite difficult to understand the concept of widgets at the beginning of…
With todays video we want to start a little “WordPress for Beginners” videos series to help users who just start with WordPress. Step by step we will explain the most important WordPress features and share tips on how to how to manage your own WordPress website, change a theme, update plugins, create custom menus and…
Since there are tons of options in the WordPress admin area it can be a little bit overwhelming, if you first start out to work with WordPress. Therefore I will cover some basic topics regarding WordPress in my new little post series “For WordPress Newbies”. In todays post I will show you how to create…