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Kotlin Multiplatform Monorepo: Structuring Multiple Apps in a Single Project
When a product grows beyond a single app, you quickly face a question that the official KMP tooling does not answer out of the box: how do you share a single Kotlin codebase across several independent applications — say, a controller app and a display app — without tangling their code together?
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WordPress 7.0 “Armstrong”: Everything You Need to Know
Released on May 20, 2026, WordPress 7.0 marks one of the most significant milestones in the platform’s history. Named “Armstrong” in honor of legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong — known as the first great jazz soloist and a man who permanently transformed music through improvisation and personal expression — this release lays the foundation for…
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How to Build a Gutenberg Code Block with Prism.js Syntax Highlighting
If you’ve ever wanted to display beautifully highlighted code snippets on your WordPress site without relying on a bloated third-party plugin, building your own Gutenberg block with Prism.js is the way to go. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through exactly how the Code Prism block inside the LUMO WP Plugin was built — from scratch,…
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How to Create a Custom Gutenberg Block Plugin for WordPress
WordPress has come a long way since the introduction of the Gutenberg editor back in version 5.0. What once was a simple text editor has evolved into a powerful, block-based content building experience. But what makes Gutenberg truly exciting is the ability to extend it with your own custom blocks — tailored exactly to your…
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4 Ways to Run WordPress Locally: XAMPP, MAMP, VVV, and Local Compared
Editing a live WordPress site is a gamble. One wrong change to a theme file or plugin, and your visitors see a broken page. A local development environment lets you build, test, and experiment on your own computer — safely, quickly, and without an internet connection.
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List
Organizes information into a sequential or bulleted format
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Accordion
Acts as a wrapper for multiple collapsible content sections, allowing you to organize large amounts of information into a compact, toggleable list
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What Is WordPress? The Web’s Most Powerful CMS Explained
From a humble blogging tool born in 2003 to the engine powering more than 40% of the entire internet — WordPress is the world’s most widely used content management system, and understanding it is essential for anyone building on the web today.
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Site tagline
Displays the short descriptive text or “motto” of your website as defined in your site’s general settings
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Site logo
Displays a custom image representing your brand or identity
