WordPress 7.1 Responsive Styling: Styling Blocks Per Device
Responsive style states shipped with WordPress 7.1 on 19 August. Here is what it actually does, and what it means if you have been reaching for a builder to get this.
WordPress Development
Custom WordPress development, custom post types, hooks, plugins and the code behind real client builds.
The WordPress Maintenance Checklist We Run on Client Sites
Most WordPress emergencies are maintenance that was skipped for eight months. Here is the actual routine we run, split by how often each task needs doing.
Which PHP Version Should Your WordPress Site Run in 2026?
PHP 8.2 stops receiving security patches at the end of 2026. Here is the version to target, how to check what you are on, and how to upgrade without taking the site down.
WordPress Just Shipped an Official Browser Extension: What It Does and Who Needs It
WordPress shipped an official browser extension on 13 August 2026 for Chrome and Safari. It hides the admin bar without losing the shortcuts, and adds cache-busting reloads, block outlines and a site launcher.
WordPress 7.1 Lands 19 August: What Changes and What Breaks
WordPress 7.1 arrives on 19 August with native responsive styling and hover states, an always-iframed editor, and one markup change likely to break plugins. Here is what to test.
WordPress 7.0 Armstrong: What Actually Changed, and When to Update
WordPress 7.0 Armstrong is the biggest release in years, and most of it is infrastructure. What the AI layer really does, what the admin rebuild changes, and how to update without breaking things.
There Has Been a Critical Error on This Website: A Step-by-Step Fix
A blank white page or a critical error message looks catastrophic and almost never is. This is the exact six-step sequence we work through on client emergencies.