To help you rank high in Google and other search engines, here is a list of the best WordPress SEO plugins and tools for 2015. See you on the first page! 22 good plugins and tools. Source: The Best WordPress SEO Plugins And Tools For 2015 | @thetorquemag
Not a good and complete tutorials at all. But still got a few understanding of terms, such as offset and fixed vs fluid layout.
All about SiteGround review. Two points: free migration and excellent support. Not going to use any Managed WordPress hosting, at least for now. But it’s a good recommendation for the future.
Source: Using Web Fonts The Best Way (in 2015) | helloanselm.com Over the past months there have been a few articles taking care of different font loading optimization techniques. Reading all of them, I ran into a few other issues that are not covered there. Finally, I wanted to have one resource combining the information of the others. […]
Different things help different people be a productive developer. These are the things that I’ve found useful – what about you? This can be a good blog post idea. Would like to write own version. Source: Tips For Being A Productive Developer | Tom McFarlin
There are a few things theme developers will want to modify to get the most out of this new feature. See The Rest Finally, can get another sample (beside Twenty Sixteen) how it need to be done in a theme development. This is going to be a good reference. Source: Optimizing your theme for WordPress 4.4’s […]
In this article, we will be discussing what is meant by responsive images in WordPress core, and why you should be happy about it. Was hoping can get a new knowledge by reading this. Unfortunately, not. Source: Working with Responsive Images in WordPress Core | @thetorquemag
I just had my responsive images epiphany and I’m writing it all down before I forget everything. This is what I know… This wraps up things. By the time reading this (and re-read some previous articles), finally can understand a little bit about this Responsive Images thing. Source: The anatomy of responsive images – JakeArchibald.com
The viewport units are a new set of units designed for the challenges we face today. One-pagers, full-width grids, typography, and many other things rely on the size of the viewport. Previously, we hacked these challenges using percentages as mentioned earlier, or JavaScript. Another thing holding up is about ‘vw’ which turns out to be […]
Use responsive images now! Chen Hui Jing introduces us to the new selection types and shows us how we can make them work for us. Another reference from A List Apart. This one explains srcset and sizes better. Especially about the ‘w’ descriptor (and other descriptor such as ‘x’) used in srcset. Source: Using Responsive […]
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