About 10 months ago I wrote a blog post, “A Simple Page Layout with the WordPress Block Editor”, as an exercise to compare using just the block editor versus using the block editor plus one of a couple of plugins; Stackable and Kadence Blocks.
Building Static Websites Using WordPress
Recently, in one of the Facebook groups I belong to, someone asked a question about how to make WordPress more secure.
Adding and Moving WordPress Blocks
I decided to make a very brief video demonstrating some basic methods used when building a page with the WordPress block editor.
Sketching a Website Page Layout with Excalidraw
Previously, I’ve written a blog post about how I used Milanote to create a mood board. I’ve also used Milanote for mind mapping. Today I came across another free online tool, thanks to the Speckyboy Design Magazine Facebook page.
WordPress Learning Resources
WordPress isn’t difficult to use but it can be a bit overwhelming when you aren’t used to it. It doesn’t take long to become familiar with the basics, but to start with you may find yourself wondering what the difference is between a post and a page, and what on earth a widget is for.
A Simple Page Layout with the WordPress Block Editor
Around 18 months ago, I wrote a blog post, Alternatives to WordPress Page Builders, to see how easy it was to build a page with a specific layout.
A Look at Some WordPress Photo Gallery Plugins
For this article, I experimented with a few different gallery and slideshow plugins:
- FooGallery
- GT3 Photo Gallery
- Smart Slider 3
- The Advanced Gallery block from the Kadence Blocks plugin.
- Meow Gallery
Adding a Row of Image Links with the WordPress Block Editor
Some time ago, I wrote a blog post giving instructions for adding a row of image links to a WordPress website. The methods I described should still work, but now that the new WordPress block editor (a.k.a. “Gutenberg”) has been released, I would expect it to be easier to carry out this task without using the plugins I had looked at before.
Creating a Mood Board with Milanote
Recently, I came across milanote.com which seemed to be a good tool for creating a mood board or style guide.