Cover Image vs. Featured Image in WordPress Gutenberg
Since WordPress 5.0, we have Gutenberg set as our default block editor. With it, we got…
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What is Drupal.displace() and why should I care?
Note: This is a guest post by Mike Herchel, an official maintainer of Drupal core’s CSS…
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Collabora Launches Desktop Office Suite for Linux
Collabora Productivity is well-known for two of its flagship offerings, Collabora Online, their web-based document editor…
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Inheriting and Distributing Property Values
Sometimes, I wish I could set a CSS property’s value to match another property’s value, even…
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Should We Even Have Closed?
For several months, I’ve been writing about CSS pseudo-selectors like `::picker()` and `::checkmark`. During this, I…
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Top 7 Best Free Landing Page Hosting 2025,Nov (Top Picked)
Back-to-back Uptime of the landing page of your website is really an important factor when it…
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Drive More Sales with Our Affiliate Platform Improvements
We started 2020 with a new Datacenter in Sydney and a Shared Hosting Infrastructure Update currently…
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The “Most Hated” CSS Feature: asin(), acos(), atan(), and atan2()
This is a series! It began a couple of articles ago when we discovered that, according…
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From slow to super fast: how to boost site speed the right way
11% fewer page views? That’s right, you might have the best content strategy and a solid…
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Range Syntax Comes to Container Style Queries and if()
The range syntax isn’t new. We’ve been able to use it with media queries to query…
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The Ultimate Guide to Image Optimization for Better Performance of Your WordPress
You probably know that optimizing images is of some importance when it comes to your WordPress…
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WordPress 5.4 – New Features, Blocks, and Additional Color Options
On March 31, 2020, we got the WordPress 5.4 right on schedule. The new version is…
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The Evolution of CMS – Digital Experience Platform (DXP) Explained
The Internet Society often comes up with new (trending) acronyms. However, they are usually quickly forgotten…
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The “Most Disliked” CSS Feature: tan()
Previously, we discussed how trigonometric functions are unfortunately considered the “Most Hated” CSS feature according to…
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WordPress vs. Wix – Which is Right for You?
With time, website builders and Content Management Systems (CMSs) have managed to change the perception of…
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Creative Approaches to Small Screens
Over recent months, I’ve delved into creative uses of well-supported CSS properties to push web design…
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CSS-Only Tabs Using Details, Grid, and Subgrid
Creating a tab interface using CSS remains a popular topic in web development. Are they achievable?…
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Leveraging Parent-Child Relationships in CSS Animations
Modern CSS offers excellent methods for positioning and moving elements relative to each other, such as…
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How to Use Headings Correctly on Your Site
When editing pages on your website, you will notice that there are various Heading Levels in…
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Best Practices for Your WordPress Theme’s functions.php File
WordPress themes can be customized to your heart’s content. Block themes have the native Site Editor…
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What’s New in Laravel 8
Six months after Laravel 7, on September 8th, 2020, Laravel 8 was officially released — right…
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Sequential Linear Animation with N Elements
Imagine you have `N` elements with the same animation that should animate one after the other,…
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Masonry: Observing the Evolution of a CSS Feature
You’ve likely heard the buzz about CSS Masonry. There’s an ongoing debate about its development, with…
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WordPress Troubleshooting 101: A Guide to Fixing the Most Common WordPress Errors
It can be quite frustrating to encounter WordPress errors when managing your website. In general, WordPress…
