December 25, 2018 — Let’s take a peek at what front-end development has become these days. Starting from what the role is, where we sit, and the expectations of us. Then we’ll get into the problems we face, how to approach them, and the tools we have at our disposal. We’ll look at how Gutenberg might fit into our lives as front-end developers.

August 6, 2017 — CSS-Tricks has been on WordPress since day one. July 4, 2007. There is no shortage of other CMS’s out there. They come in and out of fashion almost as commonly as JavaScript frameworks. Even WordPress itself seems to go in and out of fashion. I’m sure glad I picked WordPress early on and have stuck with it, because it has served me well and always feels like the right choice.

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February 3, 2015 — In this presentation learn how SVG helps make otherwise awkward shapes easy to make, and how to use it to make icons that are more accessible than with any other web-based icon creation technique. You’ll learn how SVG can make customized complex graphics on the fly, create compelling animations and other interactions, and empower some pretty great designerly effects. And end discovering a cornucopia of SVG source materials that are easy to find and even easier to work with.

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January 23, 2009 — In this final part of his three part series on designing for WordPress, Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks.com walks you through putting the finishing touches to your WordPress theme, including adding dynamic social media content, such as Twitter updates, to your theme. You can find additional content links and downloadable video at the original CSS-Tricks post

January 23, 2009 — In this second of three tutorials Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks.com talks you through the process of getting your WordPress blog set up before going into detail on the design of your custom theme.

For links to additional files and downloadable video, visit the original post at CSS-Tricks

January 23, 2009 — In this first of a three part series on designing for WordPress, Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks.com walks you through downloading and installing WordPress, and laying the foundations for creating a theme.

For links to downloadable files and video, visit the original CSS-Tricks post