We are sometimes asked about the best way to find which files to edit in a WordPress theme. WordPress themes consist of several different files. Sometimes it could be hard for beginners to determine which files they need to edit to make sure changes of their theme. In this text, we’ll show a simple and […]
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WordPress Plan Contributors Propose Shipping a Curated Set of Style Variations Instead of a New Default Theme – WP Tavern
WordPress design contributors are cooking up a new idea for this year’s default theme release that would put the spotlight on style variations instead of the theme itself. The idea is rooted in comments that Twenty Twenty-Two designer Kjell Reigstad made last year when introducing the theme: Themes are in a transition period today, and […]
WordPress Full Site Editing (FSE) allows us to edit various aspects of a website without the need for code. It has placed previously-hidden portions of a theme within reach of non-designers. And perhaps made a web professional’s job a bit easier in the process. But that’s only scratching the surface of FSE’s potential. More advanced […]
The leading web design and digital marketing agency provides creative solutions for businesses worldwide. The brand is introducing its Shopify theme, Mojave. DigiFist is proud to announce the launch of its newest Shopify theme for clothing and fashion, Mojave. “Ur expertise from years and years of building highly-converting e-commerce stores allows us to create the […]
Rich Tabor’s new Wei theme is one of the most well-designed contributions to hit WordPress.org’s free themes directory this month. Wei is a minimalist block theme that keeps things simple while offering users a range of artfully selected accent color combinations. It demgemäß includes support for full-site editing and In aller Welt Styles for a […]
In light of a recent German court case, which fined a website owner for violating the GDPR by using Google-hosted webfonts, WordPress.org’s themes team is updating its recommendations for hosting webfonts. Most theme authors have been enqueuing Google Fonts from the Google CDN for better performance, but this method exposes visitors’ IP addresses. “The themes […]
As the WordPress ecosystem continues to mature, it presents new challenges. Everyone from end-users, web designers, and theme/plugin authors is impacted. While it could seem to be the open-source content material administration system (CMS) and its neighborhood are area of interest, the numbers say otherwise. When over 40% of the web is utilizing the identical […]