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Retrieving WordPress Menus using GraphQL

Share this post as a Twitter Thread

When writing the last post on my to-do list for 2020 I noticed a new option in the WordPress pre-publish check list. Twitter Threads Twitter threads are a neat way to link a series of rants about a particular topic into a more digestible read. A reader can then go through each of your tweets… Continue reading Share this post as a Twitter Thread

Supporting Multiple Authors in an Eleventy Blog

One of the great things about WordPress is the easy nature in which you can have multiple contributors, or authors, working on a single site. Each author has their own archive page and a list of all the articles that they’ve written in the past. It’s something that comes default with WordPress and it’s one… Continue reading Supporting Multiple Authors in an Eleventy Blog

The operation couldn’t be completed. (WordPressKit.WordPressOrgXMLRPCApiError error 0.)

Every time I try and upload an image to WordPress using the iOS WordPress App I get this error… The operation couldn’t be completed. (WordPressKit.WordPressOrgXMLRPCApiError error 0.) Anyone have a fix?

My local WordPress MAMP site slow

While I was on the train ride home today I was writing an article on my local copy of WordPress when I thought to myself “This is actually slower than working with the patchy wifi and GPRS”. The best thing about running your site locally is that you do not require an internet connection to… Continue reading My local WordPress MAMP site slow

wp-admin redirect loop on https

Running your website on HTTPS has many benefits which doesn’t stop at being safer, it also allows you to run on http2/SPDY and offers things like Service Workers. I use CloudFlare and their Flexible SSL to secure most of my sites. It’s easy to set up and it costs nothing which is just amazing as… Continue reading wp-admin redirect loop on https

User generated content in a multi platform publishing world

I’ve just finished reading Snooks article User Generated Content in a Classy World, which is turn was a follow up to Chris Coyiers article Class up Content. Recently I’ve been trying to apply AMP templates to the Responsive Design Knowledge Hub and it’s been a learning curve. The thing I can not fix is the… Continue reading User generated content in a multi platform publishing world

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