Dave wanted to be able to share resources and blog posts about informal learning. His new website also provides access to the articles and papers that
Recently, a new feature was introduced to GeneratePress Premium. The documentation says “The Loop Template block element allows you to build your own archive loops using the block editor.”
Blog posts are usually displayed on a WordPress website either on the homepage or on a separate blog page if that’s been specified in the site’s setttings. WordPress also creates archive pages for categories and tags.
This article sits alongside another one, “Building My “Standard” Demo Site“, as I thought it was worth going into more detail about the homepage of my Standard demo website.
Standard is a WordPress website that I’ve set up to demonstrate how I use my favourite theme, GeneratePress, with its Premium plugin.
A WordPress website, using the GeneratePress theme, for my local community library.
As a general rule, it’s a good idea to keep images as small as possible because loading large images will slow a site down.
Some time ago I wrote an article called “Creating a Mood Board with Milanote“. I really liked Milanote, but if you use it to make a mood board you do need to find some images to start with.
In this article I want to try some different free online tools so, just for fun, I’m going to create a mood board for a fictional tea room.
Alison worked extremely hard at her catering business and needed a simple website that she did not have to worry about maintaining.