So, recently my WordPress theme, The M.X. needed an update and it didn’t pass Theme Check. I ran Theme Check and it wouldn’t even load the theme files, easily maxing out the PHP file size limit.
While adding Customizer options to some of my latest WordPress theme updates, I found a new way to work with Live Preview. Often, you can use Selective Refresh for previewing information entered from a text box, such as the Header Title. I also used it in JGD-BizElite for showing and hiding small things like Category […]
Introduction Over the last couple of days if you’ve been visiting any of my web pages that include a gallery, you might have noticed a new lightbox look and feel. Well, prior to that, I was using a plugin to add the lightbox script.
For about a year, as you know, WordPress has replaced the TinyMCE editor with a new one that uses blocks. Gutenberg, now known as WordPress 5.0 and up, allows blocks to be placed on the page and moved around for a richer editing experience. A few blocks, such as the Image, Cover Image and Column, […]
Recently, I was making some small changes to the look and feel of this website’s WordPress theme. But, even after exploring Gulp I was still using an older method for updating. Updating this website meant a tedious process.
Introduction I was going to do a formal announcement that The M.X. was going to use Gulp to manage the theme, but I might as well mention it as part of this tutorial. So, while working on this update, I was trying to figure out how to concatenate conditionally loaded JavaScript files together– specifically scripts […]