WordPress
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Moving an old blog into WordPress with Claude (part 7)
How to move an old blog into a new WordPress site with Claude, from a backup or the Wayback Machine, over SSH or, without…
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The WordPress Site Editor vs the theme code (part 6)
Edits made in the WordPress Site Editor are saved to the database and quietly override the theme files. Here’s how I decide what lives…
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From Claude Design to WordPress blocks (part 5)
How I design pages in Claude Design, keep the designs in Git next to the theme, and have Claude Code build them as native…
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Deploying WordPress from GitHub on a cheap Hostinger plan (part 4)
How a push to GitHub puts my WordPress theme live on a Hostinger Single plan with no SSH, using GitHub Actions, FTP and a…
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Hosting WordPress, and a copy on my laptop (part 3)
Picking a host, setting up a copy of the site on my laptop, and starting the theme. Part 3 of my Claude Code and…
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Code, content and continuous deployment in WordPress (part 2)
A WordPress site is really two things kept in two places. Once that clicked, continuous deployment made sense. Part 2 of my Claude Code…
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How Jorge talked me into Claude Code with WordPress (part 1)
A catch-up call with a friend turned into a challenge, to see whether Claude Code and WordPress could work together. Part 1 of a…
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Why the WordPress Interactivity API is a game-changer for dynamic websites
WordPress is embracing more advanced tools to enhance user experience. One such innovation is the Interactivity API.
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Comparing the most popular WordPress builders
Page builders have made web design accessible. I have worked with Bricks, Builder and Elementor, and dabbled in Divi.
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