A honeycomb layout that keeps its geometry without floats, magic numbers or a JavaScript grid calculator. corner-shape handles the bevel, cos(30deg) sets the aspect ratio, and sibling-index() works out which rows need the half-item shift.
WordPress 7.0 has its release squad: a small one, led by Matias Ventura and working through the Make Team Reps. What that structure says about the cycle, why .0 releases are hardest on legacy code, and how to test your hooks against the alphas now.
WooCommerce 10.5 adds an experimental REST API cache built on the RestApiCache trait. Notes on wrapping a controller callback, the ETag and 304 handling, why you need Redis or Memcached, and the Nginx header quirk that breaks it.
WordCamp Asia 2026 is set for Mumbai, April 9 to 11, at the Jio World Convention Centre, with more than 3,000 attendees expected. Notes on why the flagship event is worth the trip, what sponsorship pays for, and how the hallway track earns its keep.
Working from home strips out the structure an office gives you for free. Three habits that help: a desk used only for work, 25-minute focus blocks with short breaks, and naming your three must-do tasks before the day starts.
Distributed teams do not get watercooler chat for free. Three remote team building activities that fill the gap: short coffee calls with work talk banned, online escape rooms, and quick tours of each other’s home setups.
WordPress.com switched its MCP server to OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, so AI agents no longer need long-lived tokens pasted into a config file. What the code verifier protects against, and what an authorized agent can do on your site.
Most WordPress sites keep their data as loose post meta rows. Healthcare got further by agreeing on shared ontologies before writing any code, and the same approach works in a WordPress codebase, from CPT design through JSON-LD output.
The WordPress Abilities API landed in 6.9 Beta 2, minus the JavaScript registration, which moved to a standalone NPM package in the Gutenberg repo. Notes on that split, the AI Experiments plugin, the WP AI Client 0.1.0 plan and the MCP Adapter refactor.
Site Editor changes live in the database, not in your theme files. This is the setup I use to pull those visual edits back into version control: WordPress Playground, the Create Block Theme plugin and a GitHub repo as the source of truth.