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GridPane is one of the best to ever do it. Patrick won't steer you wrong.
(although we do not see eye to eye on Kinsta, who make me want to rip my eyes out when a client uses them)
Book direct @westjet flight to Tokyo, extended comfort. Upgrade to premium economy. They cancel flight night before and rebook me a connecting JAL flight. Lose priority status. Lose seat upgrades. Last row in economy section. "You arrive at a similar time". 😵💫 Le sigh
@brevo_official I'm seeing a ClickFix malware on your main website when connecting from Canada. You may want to look into that.
I just walk back to the kitchen and do chip+pin myself when they don't have portable readers. Even at the fancy places. They don't seem to mind.
Agreed on all fronts. Charge us more.
"WordCamps provide so little value to actual operators" -- hard truth to swallow for some, but you know my thoughts on it :)
"Keep X revisions" when optimizing sites, add the new broken link/image scanner into reports so clients can action them 😎
It's pretty nice. I have an automation that generates a kadence cloud API key and a theme license (updates) key when they sign up for a template. Gives them access to the shared cloud right away. Between that and their efforts into accessibility, Kadence was (is?) top tier.
^ the Ollie design library is much better UX. All Mike would have to do is build a way for devs to swap his patterns and starter sites with their own (via api key and url perhaps). That might even be enough to replace the starter sites (although the plugin import part is needed)
Not great for migrating, very much aimed at selling turn-key templates into "nearly done for you" sites. Customers edit images and lorem ipsum text. Launchable site in hours.
Upload and activate the child theme, it imports a full site: pages, content, images, plugins, parent theme, customizer settings. I add a theme updater to functions.php so i can release updates as needed. We have many hundreds of businesses using them. Slick and easy for users!
Kadence is a tiny slice of my portfolio, but appreciated: it powered all of the low cost themes we provide to our clients' industry (many can't afford custom builds). Their "child theme builder" was great for this. One zip. Full site. Would love to see that in other modern themes
Much better than the current core experience.
Separating post/block tabs and changing the "3 dots" icon are great ideas to me. Sneak this into 7.0 please.
@gridpane by leaps and bounds. They even have options for Nat since he doesn't want to manage his own servers.
I've been testing this since version 0.0.0, it's rock solid and a must have for every WordPress site. I'd like to see every webhost on the planet buy this and make in an mu plugin on their platform, it's that good.
🧵 About five weeks ago, pre wpdrama, I started working on the relaunch of the snicco/fortress site.
And... TBH, I hated every minute of it.
I'm used to working all day in the IDE, not WordPress. PHPStorm has me spoiled - everything is one key press away, barely using the mouse.
I started building something to scratch my own itch for what, I thought, would be a quick 2-hour job.
Instead, it turned into something that, I believe, will fundamentally change how many power users and agencies use WordPress going forward - CommandUI.
Looks like I'll be at @WordCampUS this year after all😎 Already booking times to meet a lot of you fine folk, but if anyone else I know is headed there, drop me a message. #WCUS