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Development, Front-end

Styling checkboxes with the CSS checkmark pseudo-element

::checkmark styles the tick of native checkboxes, radios and selects without touching markup, which matters when WooCommerce owns the template. Here’s how I’d ship it, with a plain fallback first, @supports as the gate, and a plan for testing in Safari.

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Accessibility, Development

Using contrast-color() with WordPress theme palettes

contrast-color() reached Baseline in April 2026. On WordPress it matters because clients edit the palette, and hardcoded text colors on those presets keep breaking. One declaration covers most of it, with some limits.

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Accessibility, Design, Front-end

CSS letter-spacing animation on a real WordPress site

The letter-spacing reveal trick going around is a nice piece of CSS, but the demos hide two costs: it relayouts text on every frame, and transparent text still gets read aloud by screen readers. This is the version I’d ship.

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Accessibility, Core Updates

WordPress 7.0 accessibility changes that touch your code

WordPress 7.0 ships 40 accessibility fixes, and a few of them change how uploads, theme functions and admin screens behave. Here’s what I’d test, what breaks quietly, and a query to run against your media library.

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Development, Front-end

Modern CSS centering: you probably don’t need those layout hacks

Most centering doesn’t need a flex or grid hack anymore. This post covers align-content on plain block elements, text-box trimming for text that actually looks centered, the safe keyword, and anchor-center for tooltips.

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Core Updates, Development, Gutenberg

Gutenberg 23.2 brings real responsive design to the Site Editor

Gutenberg 23.2 adds experimental per-breakpoint block styles in Global Styles, motion design tokens, bottom-sheet modals on mobile, and fixes for race conditions in real-time collaboration.

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Bug Fixing, Development, Front-end

Cross-document view transitions: the gotchas that break your UX

Cross-document view transitions give multi-page sites a native-app feel, but they fail silently. Here’s how to replace the deprecated meta tag, handle the 4-second timeout, and stop images from stretching mid-transition.

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Accessibility, Core Updates, Development

Removing author link title attributes in WordPress 7.0

How WordPress 7.0 handles author link title attributes: the archive link drops its title by default, and core author functions gain a parameter to toggle the tooltip.

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Design, E-commerce Development

Proving User Experience ROI as a WordPress developer

Ten data points on the business value of user experience, from the 1:100 rule and page speed to Hick’s law and design maturity, written from a developer’s point of view.

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Development, Front-end

Modern CSS updates: the power of nth-child(n of selector)

A look at recent Modern CSS updates for WordPress: the nth-child(n of selector) syntax, flying focus via the View Transition API, prefers-reduced-motion, and browser support in Chrome 148 and Safari 26.5.

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