The hallway track at #CascadiaJS is legendary. I've met lots of great folks, including fellow WordPress friends like Jason!
19.09.2025 17:57
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The hallway track at #CascadiaJS is legendary. I've met lots of great folks, including fellow WordPress friends like Jason!
I had an idea for a little recipe app. Thought of a clever name even. Turns out it was such a good idea someone had already built the app and they even used my name! 😂
www.justtherecipe.com
Final note, just disabling "User Role Editor" seems to fix this issue. Seems like it must add some kind of filter to the User UI. I think wordpress.org/support/topi... might be the workaround.
Interestingly, this seems to be a quirk of "User Role Editor". "Members" Enabled this just fine. That's a shame, cause I prefer the former.
@tna.sh Re: I like your idea of allowing an editor account to "Switch To" admin. I'm solo on my blog. However, simply giving "edit_user" doesn't work cause editors can't list admin users even with "list_users" permissions. What am I missing?
@tna.sh Heads up, Welcome and MFA lessons don't have video controls. And the link to "Temporary Users" 404s, and I had to go to /lessons to find the correct link.
@tna.sh In your session management video, you mention "Tame Login Sessions" a lot and seem to imply we could use it...But there's no link in resources, and I can't find it anywhere via Google. Is that available somewhere?
@tna.sh Working through the security course. You mentioned length over complexity for passwords and that users might repeat characters. Despite my searching, I couldn't find a WP password complexity plugin that had a rule for "no repeated characters more than X times". Do you know of any?
This week I dropped a video on the same topic:
youtu.be/erHimNe9Cp0
Last week I wrote about getting the most out of WPGraphQL Smart Cache on WP Engine. Even if you don't host on @wpengine.com, there's plenty to learn!
wpengine.com/builders/wpg...
meme reads "Will the real web 3.0 please stand up". Cool dude standing in the foreground labeled as AI. 2 bros fighting on the ground in the background labeled as "crypto bros"
Evidently, I woke up and chose violence this morning.
I think this is the only explanation of `has` I've understood.
🔥New headless WordPress content for @svelte.dev
lovers! 😍
Routing and data fetching in SvelteKit for headless WordPress!
wpengine.com/builders/sve...
"It is a very good read honestly. 5 out of 5 stars. It’s the type of article you would wanna read on a nice day, laying in a hammock by a beach!" - Fran Agulto
wpengine.com/builders/ast...
Drywall only, yeah?
This is awesome. I've been experimenting with making card games too!
It is. I was having an issue with NPM not respecting package manager fields and fell down the GH issues rabbit hole. Found an npm maintainer ranting against how corepack was terrible and npm wouldn't have to support it.
He couldn't give a single non hand wave reason.
This doesn't surprise me.
If the CMS handles the content and the front-end framework handles the templating; who handles the routing? Frameworks think they do. This requires an agreement on routing between the front-end and CMS.
But if the Framework deferred to the CMS, that'd be so much simpler.
FIle System routing conflates route with template, and to some extent content. Any given route(static or dynamic) is inextricably tied to a single template. This works great for "apps" that have heavy dynamic content and but not for relatively static content.
Today I've delved into the depths of routing and decided. File System based routing is fundamentally broken if you're trying to render static content.
Content, templates, and routes are 3 separate concepts. Good design principals would suggest we'd want to separate those concerns.
I might be able to swing that. Not sure if my skills are up to the challenge though, tell me more.
