A bit of a recap delay for July’s entry, but that’s okay. The beat goes on the code goes too. The CPTUI-Extended evolution continued this month. There was some considerable pivot in the Gutenberg/React aspect because I wanted to get things working more than I wanted to handle the block a certain way. I had Read More…
Thoughts
Histories of the Internet
2020 has been an interesting year and it will surely go down as one for the history books in way too many ways. At a personal level, I’ve realized that I’ve found a lot of interest in the history of what we call the internet, and how it all built and evolved and formed into Read More…
5FTF recap for June 26th, 2020
A solid delay in posting this but that’s because there wasn’t anything really exciting to post about for this month’s 5FTF. It largely echoed what I did last month, which you can read about over at https://michaelbox.net/2020/05/5ftf-recap-for-may-29th-2020/ On top of that, I had a chiropractor appointment scheduled that morning, which delayed getting heads down into Read More…
Remove post type slugs from permalinks
One question that comes up semi-regularly with my support work for Custom Post Type UI is how to remove the post type slug from a given permalink. While I know that the slug is an important component, I also understand why some people may want to have it removed as well. Without the slug in Read More…
5FTF recap for May 29th, 2020
This month continued the overarching theme of myself getting more involved and learning modern day javascript. However, I did not make use of the time for some personal project or plugin, instead I started my strongest bid for getting CPTUI-Extended pulled into the modern WordPress world. If you’re not sure what that is, it’s a Read More…
5FTF recap for April 24th, 2020
Over the past couple of months, I have been allowed time to begin better learning modern WordPress technologies like React and more specifically Gutenberg development. This has been time allowed during the work day, mostly on Fridays, so that I can be better prepared for potential clients coming into Maintainn from WebDevStudios that make use Read More…