Creativity, curiosity, and code
Looking back on the theme landscape of 2014, a clear design trend emerged that highlights WordPress’ roots as a blogging platform. Minimalist, content-centric themes took center stage in the …
Pagination is a common feature to a lot of WordPress blogs. It is important to so many site owners in fact, that it is a major feature in WordPress core. Pagination is an easy and standard practice that prevents you from having to load in all of your posts at once. If you did, your […]
Dave Collins reacquaints us with the benefits of SEO, cutting through the snake oil with the clove-scented satsuma zest of genuine techniques to help Google smartly bring your visitors calling. With luck, they won’t will be singing carols.
This article details all you need to know about WordPress on-page SEO, and how to do it perfectly.
Hugo gives reason why we should avoid the @extend directive in Sass for better comprehension of the code we write.
Dr. Leslie Jensen-Inman manages to turn something that makes most of us cringe – meetings – into learning experiences that benefit everyone in the room. The new year is the perfect time to make a lifelong resolution to always be learning.
Taking your smartphone to bed, multi-tasking, and eight other things you should stop doing immediately.
Welcome to the Core Contributor Handbook, the place to learn how to get involved with the WordPress core development community, and start contributing to WordPress core. Whether you are a beta test…