From blazing-fast load time to seamless WooCommerce integration, GeneratePress and Astra both pack a punch.
Which one matches your style, needs, and budget? The answer awaits.
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From blazing-fast load time to seamless WooCommerce integration, GeneratePress and Astra both pack a punch.
Which one matches your style, needs, and budget? The answer awaits.
Read the full article: https://lttr.ai/Ap0pu
Torn between GeneratePress and Astra for your new WordPress site?
We’ve weighed their features, strengths, and quirks side by side. Get the honest verdict you need before you hit install.
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Why do WordPress experts debate GeneratePress vs Astra so passionately?
Because the right theme impacts speed, SEO, and user experience.
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From blazing-fast load time to seamless WooCommerce integration, GeneratePress and Astra both pack a punch.
Which one matches your style, needs, and budget? The answer awaits.
Read the full article: https://lttr.ai/Apwhc
Why do WordPress experts debate GeneratePress vs Astra so passionately?
Because the right theme impacts speed, SEO, and user experience.
Let’s find out which one truly delivers.
Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ApufI
For those who are looking for a simple solution to develop Block Themes or GeneratePress child themes, I published 2 starter boilerplates with :
- pre-made PHP includes for CSS and JS on both the front-end and Gutenberg editor.
- PHP linting.
- a simple esbuild workflow.
- and a zip export function for easy manual deployment.
Here :
➡️ https://github.com/quentin-ld/basecoat
➡️ https://github.com/quentin-ld/basecoat-gp
Enjoy

Basecoat is a flexible WordPress starter theme designed for building block themes, featuring a streamlined development workflow with pre-made PHP includes for CSS and JS on both the front-end and G...
Still an old database showing, but i enabled an old theme.
ha. the old .php #WordPress themes were so easy to configure.
How did anyone ever convince their production (ahem. "Make") team that Block themes were somehow... more accessible for creatives (or whatever was that pitch)? A better approach would have been to advise people to ditch wordpress and learn how to use a web manifest document. Who's to say?
Anyway. That's the good ol' #GeneratePress theme.
https://wordpresscenter.net/new/
Desktop Environment x-session-manager sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager "...set this up by editing your $HOME/.dmrc file. The sessions available to your display manager (whichever one you use) are .desktop files normally located in /usr/share/xsessions ..." source Install Composer (itself, the pkg manager). Required for installing any php packages designed to be installed using Composer. sudo apt --fix-missing update sudo [...]
@acarson Thanks for the suggestion! I looked into FacetWP, but sadly it’s not within my budget. I’m exploring portfolio plugins, but many seem overly visual or image-focused. My projects are more text-heavy, with elements like a title, description, screenshot, GitHub repo link, live demo link, and an embedded iFrame of the demo. Any recommendations for a plugin that could handle this setup? Accessibility is also a top priority!
#WordPress #WebAccessibility #PortfolioDesign #WebDev #Coding #Plugins #GeneratePress