For various reasons, I’ve kind of taken a step back from heavy client project development in WordPress over the past few months. Today I’m back at it, trying to really actively work on something new for the first time since … Continue reading →

I hate Elementor. If you don’t know what Elementor is, good. If you do, you probably either hate it too, or else you’ve never used WordPress without it. (And even if you haven’t ever used WordPress without it, you still … Continue reading →

“Double dating” is a concept my wife and I have talked about for a while; it’s where a piece of media — usually a movie or TV show — exhibits elements of two distinct time periods. Most commonly it results from … Continue reading →

That would be this document. Establish early what content you expect to require updates At a high level, it’s important to recognize that not every piece of content can be updated across the entire site and that the method of … Continue reading →

I already mentioned this in an addendum to my last blog post, but it seems to warrant its own dedicated post. I’m a self-employed, solo developer, not very actively engaged in the WordPress “community” even though my work is 95% … Continue reading →