In this short tutorial, we will add an element to an existing layout that sticks to the top of the page, as long as it is within a parent element. An example file is provided if you wish to follow along.
Welcome back to the responsive design series. This tutorial series has been on a long hiatus because I started working on other updates and what not. But since I started working with my portfolio site with the aim of completing it, after several months I am reviving it to pick up where we left off.
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, […]