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WordPress 4.9 - Tipton

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This release features Customizer improvements, including the ability to save customization changes as drafts, schedule them to go live at a certain time, and letting other people preview the changes easier. To improve code editing in the admin we've introduced syntax highlighting and error checking to make things more robust and harder to break. wordpress.org


Nonfunctional

Ein lustiges Detail aus der google Streetview der ISS International Space Station. Fuck it, ship it. :-)


WordPress 4.8 "Evans"

Colourful pins wih WordPress W logo

Eine neue Version des populären CMS ist erschienen, und kann über den Adminbereich oder manuell per Download installiert werden. Version 4.8 of WordPress, named “Evans” in honor of jazz pianist and composer William John “Bill” Evans, is available for download or update in your WordPress dashboard. New features in 4.8 add more ways for you…


Sliding underline

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In a current project, the designer asked if we could add a little gimmick to the horizontal navigation, which consists of just a few one-level items. Of course the idea is visual-, desktop-, and mouse-input-device-centric, and a discussion about other devices and the resulting state of the navigation ensued, and we agreed to treat this…


CSS Grid Support - Hello Opera

Well, to be honest, I hadn't Opera on my watch list, so it slipped my attention for a while. But, Opera, too, already has CSS-grid support. :-)


CSS Grid Support - Safari now haz it, as well

Ja tschakka! Anfang des Monats Firefox, sehr kurz darauf Chrome, dann Opera, jetzt Safari -- es tut sich mächtig was in Sachen CSS-Grid. Nachtrag: Das Update auf iOS 10.3 hat dem dem dortigen Safari ebenfalls CSS-Grid beigebracht:


Fix missing/changed paths to font files in Linotype FontExplorerX

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Disclaimer: (Don't you love it when a blog post starts with a disclaimer? yeah, me too…) The things I'm about to describe worked in my setting, and since I - Use an outdated version of FontExplorerX (1.2.3) and - Use an outdated version of MacOS X (10.9.5) this may very well not work for your…


CSS Grid Support - Chrome now haz it, too

Uh baby. Nur einen Tag nachdem Firefox einen in Sachen CSS-Grid Support vorlegte: Chrome konnte das natürlich nicht auf sich sitzen lassen, und so ist heute der CSS-Grid-Support im neuen Chrome 57 gelandet. Grid it while it's hot. :-) Yescss!


CSS Grid Support - Firefox haz it

Das wohl spannendste derneueheissescheiss Feature für moderne Weblayouts ist gestern einen Schritt näher an die normalen Webnutzer rangerückt: Firefox unterstützt in der nun aktuellen Version 52.0 CSS-Grids! Und Chrome wird das auch noch im März hinter dem "Experimental" Flag hervorholen. Darauf warte ich schon seit über einem Jahr, denn CSS-Grids machen so viele Problemchen, mit…


WordPress 4.7.3 Security and Maintenance Release

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Gerade eben scheint die neue Aktualisierung von WordPress auszurollen; mehrere meiner WP Installationen melden sich im Stromposteingang mit entsprechendem Hinweis auf das gerade erfolgte Update. Wieder wurden Sicherheitslücken gefunden und geschlossen und ein bisschen aufgeräumt. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordPress…


WordPress 4.7.2 Security Release

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WordPress versions 4.7.1 and earlier are affected (…): The user interface for assigning taxonomy terms in Press This is shown to users who do not have permissions to use it. (…) WP_Query is vulnerable to a SQL injection (SQLi) when passing unsafe data. WordPress core is not directly vulnerable to this issue, but we’ve added…


Tooligans

git pull tooligans

Jake Archibald ponders on Twitter about the state of web development It seems the web community has decided that developer experience dwarfs user experience, and I'm not sure what to do about that… — Jake Archibald (@jaffathecake) December 30, 2016 (make sure to read the whole thread) — it seems that many developers are more…