Organizing Life (and Websites) for 2024: A WebGrrrl’s Fresh Start
I’ll be honest, the past two years starting from mid 2022 to late 2023 haven’t exactly been sunshine and rainbows for me personally and physically. Here at WebGrrrl.net, things definitely hit a dry patch, especially in early 2023, which meant my beloved websites got a little… neglected. Anyone else out there identify with the struggle […]
Continue ReadingRead Other PostsGoodbye, my beloved Custom CSS
Justin Tadlock over at WP Tavern recently posted a few updates on the changes to the Customizer in the upcoming WordPress 5.9 update. What caught my attention was this: A custom CSS solution in core WordPress is unlikely to be reimplemented in the site editor. The global styles panel and per-block design options are the […]
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I’ll be honest, the past two years starting from mid 2022 to late 2023 haven’t exactly been sunshine and rainbows for me personally and physically. Here at WebGrrrl.net, things definitely hit a dry patch, especially in early 2023, which meant my beloved websites got a little… neglected. Anyone else out there identify with the struggle […]
Continue ReadingMore on Real LifeMusings on my Web development v.2022
The last time I rambled about my web development journey was almost six years ago. And so, I see it fit for me to reflect on my current web development skill change — if any — and progress since then. (If I’m being honest, my recent effort to update my resume and portfolio actually triggered […]
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