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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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In nearly 1,000 days, the WordPress community has created 1,000 Block themes—coming together to use the full potential of the Site Editor and unleash new creative possibilities for everyone.
Sometimes you need to style your blocks individually, and this is where a unique ID for each block can come in handy. So how do you get one?
How to create a unique ID for your block so that you can style it.
Thank you WordPress for allowing us to use the original Classic Editor!
A week or so ago I put out a post about not being able to find the classic editor option in the block editor on WordPress. Little did I know they had changed that again and this time for the better. All one has to do now is click the option on the sidebar that allows you to see all posts and at the top of the page there is an option to make a new post. Attached to this option is a pull down bar…
*click* *click* ENHANCE *click* *click* ENHANCE *click *click*
I recently learned that there’s a built-in “lightbox” function for the block editor, where you can click on images to expand them. Go ahead, try it on the picture below: Isn’t that wild?! Who knew! This should be the default: Through the magic of the Internet, now it can be! https://github.com/emrikol/default-image-expand I took the lazy way and vibe coded this with Claude Code, so now all…
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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Dashboard Changes
Midjourney AI-generated image of a “simplified dashboard”. WARNING: the following deals with the options for the WordPress Dashboard Interface. Unless you have an interest in getting confused, I would skip reading this post. Last week, WordPress sent out an announcement regarding the change to the WordPress.com Dashboard (LINK). I will be the first to admit the announcement left me confused,…
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How to Enable and Use WordPress Distraction-free Mode Screen
From brainstorming topic ideas to research to content briefs to the initial drafts, writing is hard enough. Don’t make it harder on yourself by writing in a distraction or clutter editor. The more cluttered your writing program interface, the harder it is to focus and complete writing on time. If you blog on WordPress, chances are, you find yourself clicking between the editor and other side…
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Easing My Head Out from Under a Rock
Yeah, I know I've been silent again the past few months. To be fair to myself, however, not only am I still dealing with the fallout of my dad's death, but also working on all the legal shenanigans involved.
Of course, another serious reason I've remained quiet on this blog the past few months is because Tumblr finally forced the dreaded Block Post Editor down all our throats. In some ways it's better than Wordpress' Block Editor, and in other ways it's worse. It also doesn't help that someone from Staff politely told me to go fuck myself (my words) when I asked for any accessibility features for their stupid new Post Editor. I'm currently playing around with it, seeing if I can make any kind of successful go at making it work for me in the long run.
