Supporting Gutenberg’s standard, wide and full width alignments in modern browsers doesn’t require a media query. CSS Grid can just deal with it.
The code is adapted from Rachel Andrew’s explainer for breaking out of the grid.
Archives: Notes
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The secret to a strong democracy is preferential voting and a sausage in a bun.
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Me asking my American friends to vote in 2016 vs me asking my American friends to vote in 2018
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The filter names for disabling the block editor (Gutenberg) in WordPress 5.0 will be slightly different to those in the plugin.
It’s a simple copy and paste to prepare.
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Taking a stroll down memory lane. It’s, frankly, weird down here. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34698
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Often I review my own code, even when it’s an experiment.
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In Manchester Lane, Melbourne.
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Brisbanites come along to @wordcampbne this weekend to see my former client @d3v1an7 and I talk about some of the things we got up working on the Fairfax CMS together, including the awkward bits in any client/agency relationship.
https://2018.brisbane.wordcamp.org/session/greenfields-or-die-modernizing-publishing-for-2018/
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It’s hard to believe Peter Dutton will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even if it means hurting those closest to him.
