If you’re coming here from a link I’ve shared, WordCamps areĀ conferences for WordPress. I’m very involved in the WordPress events community, so I wanted to highlight some ways for our events to be more accessible for people with disabilities. [skip the intro, give me the tips!] In the past year or so, web accessibility has finally …
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Anadama, A React Recipe Theme
The other week I started playing with a React-based theme using the REST API. The idea is a very simple recipe blog – no comments, no widgets, just a list of post titles on the home page and a pop-up card with the recipe content. Designed by Mel Choyce (of course), the inspiration was vintage …
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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New Theme: Aventurine
Mel & I have released a new theme for WordPress.org users! Aventurine is a colorful theme with a focus on your content. As always, our themes are fully responsive & child theme ready (we might even have a color-swapped child theme in the works right now š ). Check out our intro post. Psst, Want …
Funny observations from the themes on wordpress.org
I wanted to run some more interesting queries against the themes on wordpress.org, soĀ earlier this evening IĀ pulled down the theme data into a local database. Eventually I want to “feature” someĀ nice but maybe not super popular themes, so I’ve run a few queriesĀ to find out how things are rated, what the number of downloads is, …
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