Rekap 20160206: WPTavern+ Clean up
This should be the last. Total 7 WP Tavern + 1 WP Engine articles.
Tag: frontend
Kilas 20160129 03: WP
This is Part 3. Total 7 articles.
Four Reasons to Fall in Love with Sass for WordPress (if You Haven’t Already) | WPShout
I presented at WordCamp Seattle over the weekend, about a tool that has made my frontend development work way easier: Sass, the CSS preprocessor. It was re Already use SASS. But never made a function or mixin such these. Would love to. Source: Four Reasons to Fall in Love with Sass for WordPress (if You […]
Kilas 20160119
WooCommerce 2.5, image tweak, nice articles share, WP Site Care friends, (successful) history, hosting options, and (filtered) search plugin.
Posts Numbers, Password Protected, Multisite Plugins, Fullscreen Responsive Menu, and Recent Posts Dropdown
Another skimming recap of the day. Probably need to catch up with WPBeginner in the future (like… six posts in a day? whew…) ???? Ever wanted to publish a series of posts with numbers next to each post title? Learn how to automatically add numbers to your WordPress posts. Source: How to Automatically Add Numbers to […]
Stock Images, Feature Box, and Ghost Button
It’s skimming time. First, looking for background images ? Looking for some free and stunning background images to use with WordPress? Learn where and how to find beautiful background images for your WordPress site. Source: How to Find Beautiful Background Images for Your WordPress Site
How to Easily Add CSS Animations in WordPress
Want to make your landing pages look more engaging with animations? Learn how to easily add CSS 3 animations in WordPress without any coding skills. Like usual, probably required in the future… or not. Source: How to Easily Add CSS Animations in WordPress
Joe McGill Explains How Responsive Images Work in WordPress 4.4
One of the key features in WordPress 4.4 is responsive images. Joe McGill, who is helping to merge the feature to core, joined me for a thirty minute interview to explain how it works. Source: Joe McGill Explains How Responsive Images Work in WordPress 4.4
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