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The State of CSS 2020 survey results have just been published, with a summary of the tools, methodologies, frameworks, and … Continue reading State of CSS 2020 Survey Results: Tailwind CSS Wins Most Adopted Technology, Utility-First CSS on the Rise →

The first ever State of CSS survey results have been published. The data includes responses from more than 11,000 developers … Continue reading State of CSS 2019 Survey Results: Top Frameworks Rank Low in Satisfaction, JavaScript Proficiency is on the Rise →

The makers of the annual State of JavaScript survey have launched a new survey for developers who work with CSS. … Continue reading The State of CSS 2019 Survey is Now Open →

WordPress 4.7 is a little more than a month away and is going to be packed with new features and … Continue reading A Preview of the Custom CSS Editor Added to the Customizer in WordPress 4.7 →

The general advice given to users who want to make simple edits to a theme without losing them is to create … Continue reading The Days of Creating Child Themes for Simple CSS Changes May Soon Be Over →

In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Eric Meyer. Meyer is an American web … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 242 – Interview with Eric Meyer →

Last week we featured a plugin that adds the Less CSS preprocessor to WordPress themes. Several of our readers were … Continue reading WP-SCSS Plugin Adds Sass CSS Preprocessor to WordPress Themes →

Many WordPress developers opt to use the Less CSS preprocessor to speed up theme development. Its availability of variables, mixins, … Continue reading New Plugin Adds Less CSS Preprocessor to WordPress Themes →

Without much in the way of advertising, Underscores has become a popular choice for WordPress theme developers. To learn more … Continue reading Introduction To Underscores: A WordPress Starter Theme With Konstantin Obenland →

Konstantin Obenland who worked on the default theme for WordPress 3.8 published a post that provides details into the development … Continue reading Growing A CSS Zen Garden Using WordPress Default Themes →

I don’t think I’ve ever seen something like this before, a WordPress theme that has a 3-Dimensional post view. Nathan … Continue reading A 3D WordPress Theme →

As most of you are aware, I ended up choosing to edit a child theme of the Theme Hybrid framework … Continue reading My Child Theme Technical Hurdle →