October means a new season begins for most of us. Just a few days ago we celebrated the holiday Shūbun-no-hi in Japan. The holiday celebrates the day when the sun crosses the equator and day and night are equally long. Now we are back in New Zealand and spring has started here. Whether autumn, spring,…
By now it seems everyone is talking about the upcoming new WordPress editor Gutenberg, especially since the “Try Gutenberg” callout landed in our dashboards with the WordPress 4.9.8 release. But Gutenberg also unsettles many WordPress users. It doesn’t seem certain if all themes and plugins will be compatible with the new editor, if the editor…
Installing a free theme from the official WordPress.org theme directory for your WordPress website is quite simple, but if you’re new to WordPress, you may find this tutorial helpful. 1. Finding A Theme Once you are logged into your WordPress admin area, click on ‘Appearance’ and then ‘Themes’ and you’ll see the Themes overview page…
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…
As many of you may already know, there will soon be a new WordPress editor. Gutenberg is the project name for the development of this new editor. With the upcoming changes WordPress users will be able to see an accurate preview of their content as they are writing it, which will make the WordPress experience…
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…