New Adventures in Jekyll
I use WordPress a lot, but a couple of weeks ago I decided to rebuild one of my older sites … Continue Reading New Adventures in Jekyll
I use WordPress a lot, but a couple of weeks ago I decided to rebuild one of my older sites … Continue Reading New Adventures in Jekyll
What a year – when 2016 started I didn’t expect it to play out as it did. It was an … Continue Reading 2016 – a Year Reviewed
I recently mentioned how I am now ‘DogFooding’ my WordPress themes. Part of the reason for this is that I … Continue Reading Carmack: WordPress Magazine Theme
Marketing & self promotion is definitely my weak point. It’s something I feel I should be better at (or hire … Continue Reading It’s All About Me
I’ve mentioned it before but I run a WordPress themes site called Pro Theme Design. On it, I sell premium … Continue Reading Why My WordPress Themes Site Doesn’t Use WordPress
Eating your own dog food, also called dogfooding, is a slang term used to reference a scenario in which a … Continue Reading Dogfooding a New WordPress Design
I have a couple of sites powered by Jekyll on Github pages, and I use Cloudflare to help make them … Continue Reading Using Git Hooks to Clear Cloudflares Cache
WordPress 4.8 has just been released and, whilst not a ground breaking update, it includes some nice features that make … Continue Reading Fixing Theme Issues with WordPress 4.8 Media Widgets
Typography on websites is hard – especially if that site is powered by a CMS such as WordPress. Making the … Continue Reading Fixing Typographic Widows in WordPress
I don’t remember exactly when it happened but about a year ago WordPress introduced a prefix at the front of … Continue Reading How to Hide the Archive Title Prefix in WordPress
I’m a big fan of the Jetpack WordPress plugin. I support it in all of my WordPress themes, and have … Continue Reading WordPress Jetpack Admin Backup: For When There are Problems
This is post 4 of 4 in the series “WordPress Automation” I recently learnt that when you type ‘Say’ followed … Continue Reading Adding a bit of Fun to my WordPress Themes Build Process
This is post 3 of 4 in the series “WordPress Automation” Generating a rtl.css files is something I don’t enjoy … Continue Reading Generating a WordPress rtl.css with Gulp
This is post 2 of 4 in the series “WordPress Automation” For the first part in my ‘Automating WordPress Development‘ … Continue Reading Setting up Gulp for WordPress – and Checking TextDomains Automatically
This is post 1 of 4 in the series “WordPress Automation” When I wrote about the things I had learned … Continue Reading Automating WordPress Development with Gulp, Bash, and PHP
I’m quite a disorganized person – especially when it comes to work. I tend to juggle a lot of things … Continue Reading Improving Habits with Habitica