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Absolute Minimum for a Working WordPress Theme
The bare minimum a WordPress theme actually needs to run — just index.php and style.css — and how to build up from there, one line at a time.
Read article →The bare minimum a WordPress theme actually needs to run — just index.php and style.css — and how to build up from there, one line at a time.
Read article →A step-by-step guide to running Varnish in front of Apache on Ubuntu 16.04 — repointing ports, editing the VCL backend, and confirming the cache is actually serving requests.
Read article →A quick filter that strips the inline width style WordPress's caption shortcode adds to the attachment div, so it stops overriding your own CSS.
Read article →One line in wp-config.php that lets WordPress update itself directly, skipping the file-ownership and permission warnings that normally force you through FTP.
Read article →The Skeleton Grid framework translated from fixed pixel widths into a fluid, percentage-based layout for viewports 1200px and up.
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