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Adding Read Only fields to multi-part Gravity Forms
Adding read only fields to multi-part forms in Gravity Forms by enqueuing JS instead of echoing it straight onto the page.
How to set up theme.json in WordPress themes
Get to know the features of theme.json and how to start using it in your WordPress theme.
Get a list of all registered Block Patterns in the WordPress Block Editor
During one of my projects, I needed a list of all registered block patterns. So I created this handy function […]
How to remove default settings on a block in the WordPress Block Editor
“Has anyone figured out how to remove a default alignment on a core block? For example, Media & Text defaults […]
Adding a TinyMCE Editor in the WordPress Customizer
Earlier this year, I figured out a nice and clean way to include the TinyMCE editor in the WordPress Customizer. […]
How to add a Custom Colour Palette to the Block Editor
Adding a custom colour palette to the Block Editor (Gutenberg) is fairly simple to do, here’s how.
Quickly downgrade or upgrade your Node.js version
Skip right to the solution I encountered a really annoying problem last week while doing a small project for an […]
Colour Specific Classes in WordPress using PHP and SASS
Over at Wanderoak, we build component based websites (which means the Gutenberg transition is comparatively easier for us!). There’s often […]
Conditionally Show an ACF Field based on a Field in another Field Group
ACF is coming out with more powerful conditional logic, which is awesome! I don’t know yet ALL of what it […]