In WordPress, there are nine available color schemes for use in the admin. They’re generated from a base _admin.scss file, and if I make a change, I need to go and test it out nine different times. I also have a plugin that adds another ten schemes… so you can see where this is going. …
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Nifty Code #3: Document Outline
When I started the recipe block, I knew that I wanted to allow control over the section heading levels. I felt it wouldn’t be possible to assume fixed heading levels – should the Recipe Title be an h2, and the “ingredients” heading be h3? What if the post title is the recipe title, and the …
Nifty Code #2: Block parents
In my previous post, I described using InnerBlocks to create a template and restrict the blocks allowed in “parent block”. This post is kind of the reverse 🙂 When writing the Recipe Block, I wanted to allow for repeating fields of ingredients and directions. I thought the best way for this would be to make …
Nifty Code #1: InnerBlocks
A new series I’m hoping to write this year, full of cool things you can do in the block editor or in JS in general. Some of this has been written about before, but I’ll also point out the use in projects I’m working on. 👩🏼💻 When writing the Recipe Block, I wanted to set …
Using Tonesque & Sass to generate color schemes
Last month, I posted about Umbra being released on WordPress.org. I’m excited about the release of this one, since I think what we did with colors is really cool. The theme defaults to a purple, grey, and gold color scheme, but you can customize this in the customizer. By default, on single pages, it’ll also …
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