Tag: themes

• Managing Image Size

  

  Looking back, since WordPress first introduced block themes, I’ve struggled to keep the display of portrait-oriented (vertical) images in proportion. When a given theme allowed for an acceptable display of landscape-oriented (horizontal) images, based on width percentages assigned to the template, vertical images became far too tall, requiring visitors to scroll off screen, while also…

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• WordPress Block Patterns

  I’m not a WordPress expert, but I’m happy to share information about features which I enjoy using on my site. This particular post relates to use of block patterns. In order to use block patterns, you must be using the block editor to compose content. Haven’t tried it, yet? Well, here’s information on converting from…

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  aesthetics, block editor, blocks, blogging, content, creative, Gutenberg editor, images, imagination, information, media, pages, Patterns, posts, presentation, site design, text, themes, variety, WordPress

• WordPress Trivia

  As a user of WordPress, it may at times be advantageous to invite people to contribute to your web site. And, it’s also easy – visit this link to invite people to your site. Make sure to include the correct email address which that user has registered on WordPress. Also, you may not know that…

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