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A Field Guide to Responsive Block Styles in WordPress 7.1
WordPress 7.1 added responsive styling to the block editor. Basically, you can now define how a block looks at different screen sizes without writing a line of CSS. It’s one of the longest-standing requests in block-theme land, and it landed alongside a few related pieces: configurable breakpoints, pseudo-state styling, and – importantly – some new…
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A Responsive Menu Solution for WordPress
Edited 01/14/14 to work with WordPress 3.8 A few months ago I modified a really cool WordPress template and started using it for my own clients. As part of the overhaul, I realized that there was no really good way (included) to turn a WordPress unordered list into a menu that would work on a…
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One Web to Rule Them All: The Elastic Grid
This series is meant to be an in-depth look at Responsive Design. It covers the history, the how-to, and best practices on responsive design, taken from the view of someone who hates fluid layouts and has found a (seemingly) better solution. This session will be expounded upon in detail at PodCampNashville, then again in more…
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One Web to Rule Them All: Media Queries
This series is meant to be an in-depth look at Responsive Design. It covers the history, the how-to, and best practices on responsive design, taken from the view of someone who hates fluid layouts and has found a (seemingly) better solution. This session will be expounded upon in detail at BlogWorldExpo later this year. Yesterday we mentioned…
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One Web to Rule Them All: An Introduction to Responsive Design
This series is meant to be an in-depth look at Responsive Design. It covers the history, the how-to, and best practices on responsive design, taken from the view of someone who hates fluid layouts and has found a (seemingly) better solution. This session will be expounded upon in detail at BlogWorldExpo later this year. According to…
