Since version 5.2, we now have a native recovery mode in WordPress. The feature automatically triggers itself when your website is down, mostly because of some PHP fatal errors. When your website is in recovery mode, an email is sent […]
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On November 29, I had the pleasure to give a conference at WordCamp Marseille 2019. I’d like to congratulate Long Hai and the entire organizing team and volunteers for the success of this event. Congrats because it is always a […]
How to visually differentiate WordPress instances to avoid editing the wrong website
Based on data collected from WordPress.org credits API and WordPress profiles. Please note that almost 35% of the contributors didn’t declared any location (country, state, county, city or any usable hint). Detailed table below. Download links: Vector – SVG – […]
❓The problem The problem was initially raised by WP Core committer and Google developer Pascal Birchler. How to query posts in all languages using Polylang but only show one version if a post has multiple translations? I had the same […]
Note added on Monday 21 Oct 2019: The changes are now available for testing in WP 5.3 Release Candidate 1. I published two posts related to these changes on Make.WordPress.org. The first one is listing all the CSS changes coming […]
Months ago, I started a complete redesign on my personal website. I switched from Maker theme to Twenty Nineteen bundled theme. Of course, I relooked it deeply so it fits well with what I wanted, by using a child theme. […]
New plugin released on WordPress.org! Embed Block for Github adds a new embed block in the editor. This block provide a nice GitHub embed card to display information about any public GitHub repository. Some example below: It could also be […]
On June 18th 2019, WordPress 5.2.2 was released. I contributed as the co-Lead of this release with Justin Ahinon and Mary Baum. This release fixed 13 bugs, especially on the Site Health new feature and added some performance and accessibility enhancements on […]