Robert Richardson

As more folks are using the WordPress block editor, I’m seeing more than the occasional Twitter poll asking which set of blocks web builders prefer. It’s a question that makes sense, I suppose. You want to figure which set of building blocks is going to form your baseline toolset. A lot of people like the […]

Gutenberg arrived on the WordPress scene five years ago by now, but plugins that implement more-than-basic blocks were relatively slow in coming. Still, five years: so you might think everyone would have it all figured out by now. But no. And plugins that implement more-than-basic blocks were relatively slow in coming. For one thing, there’s […]

What PeakZebra offers is more than a theme. Actually it’s a lot more, but the “lot more” actually is varies from one blueprint scenario to the next. And a given blueprint could actually look a lot of different ways. Yes, what you’d normally call the “theme” is tied pretty closely to what the site does, […]