Your WordPress Site Is Hard to Edit Because It Was Built for Developers, Not Editors
April 21, 2026-
WordPressACFGutenberg
If every layout change requires a developer, the problem isn't the content team. It's the architecture.
Blog
Notes on WordPress, frontend details and the tools I use day to day.
The WordPress Stack I Keep Reaching For
April 14, 2026-
WordPressThemesACF
Why _tw, ACF, Tailwind, and Alpine.js have become my go-to combination for most WordPress projects.
How to Use Inline SVG Icons in WordPress Without Extra Plugins
April 4, 2025-
WordPressPHP
Learn how to render inline SVG icons in WordPress using a custom function. Gain full control over styling, performance, and accessibility without the need for extra plugins.
Create Your Own Chromium Browser Extension from Scratch
February 28, 2025-
JavaScript
Learn how to build your own Chromium browser extension from scratch. This step-by-step guide walks you through creating a simple tool to copy image names with just a right-click. Perfect for web developers looking to solve real-life problems through custom extensions.
First Look at Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) in Next.js
December 1, 2024-
NextjsReact
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) in Next.js combines the speed of static pages with the flexibility of dynamic content. This post explores how ISR works, why it's useful, and how to implement it in a simple blog.
How to set up a simple WordPress local environment with Docker
November 15, 2024-
WordPressPHPDocker
Learn how to set up a local WordPress development environment using Docker. Say goodbye to traditional setups like XAMPP or WAMP and discover how containers can streamline your workflow.
Understanding Shortcodes in WordPress: A Beginner’s Guide
November 12, 2024-
WordPressPHP
Discover the power of shortcodes in WordPress with this beginner's guide. Learn what they are, how they work, and how to create your own to add advanced functionality to your site with just a few lines of code. Make your content more dynamic and flexible!
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