Introduction To cURL, The Command Line Web Browser
cURL is a command line tool that lets you both download web content and also gather information about that content and its server. I’ll introduce you and then show you …
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Customizing The KadenceWP Search Modal
In the KadenceWP WordPress theme, when you click the search icon the entire screen is covered by a modal. I’ll show you how to make it smaller and position it …
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Finding and Fixing Duplicate Slugs in WordPress
Do you have posts or pages with -2 or even -3 or 4 or 5 on them? I’ll show you how to find the original one and get rid of …
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Making Gutenberg Block Patterns With No Code!
Block patterns in the WordPress editor are simply collections of block. I’ll show you how to build, save, and use them in your own website, without writing a single line …
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Introduction to Server Side Caching
Caching is a word often used in web development, but what does it actually mean? We’ll talk about different methods of caching, and what’s actually happening.
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introduction to WordPress Roles
Roles in WordPress allow different users to have different access to things, from Subscribers which can read and comment to Administrators who can do anything. We’ll look at the default …
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Introduction To WordPress Airplane Mode
WordPress makes external calls to the web on every page load, which can cause problems when using a local development server and you don’t have Internet access, like on an …
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Image formats and optimization
JPG (JPEG?), GIF (JIF?), PNG (PING?), SVG, WebP! Too many formats! What’s the difference and which one should you use? Once you’ve picked one, how do you “optimize” it?
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Using The Browser Inspector To Edit CSS To Make A Desktop Wallpaper
This video is about using the Inspector built into your web browser to edit the HTML and CSS of a page to create a desktop wallpaper. No external editor required!…
