Extend WordPress beyond hooks with Amender
Can’t find a WordPress hook? Amender has you covered. When themes and plugins don’t give you the filter you need, Amender lets you apply changes… Read More »
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Introducing Amender (beta)
I’m excited to share the beta release of Amender, a new WordPress plugin designed to make editing content as flexible as styling pages with Microthemer…. Read More »
WordPress CSS editing with AI
We’re excited to introduce a powerful new feature in Microthemer 7.4: the AI Assistant. This integrated tool aims to significantly lower the barrier to customising… Read More »
WordPress Black Friday – Top 10 Indie Plugins (2024)
As the owner of a small WordPress plugin business myself, I recently spent some time researching other WordPress Black Friday plugin deals that my customers… Read More »
Microthemer 7.3 released
Microthemer 7.3 includes deep integration with Gutenberg. This means you can style Gutenberg blocks with Microthemer by loading the block editor directly inside Microthemer. Care… Read More »
Microthemer 7.2 released
Microthemer 7.2 delivers page speed performance optimisation right out of the box. Just install it and start designing. Microthemer will automatically organise your CSS styles… Read More »
Make your WordPress designs pop with CSS shapes and masks
We’ve added support for CSS masks and shapes in Microthemer version 7.1.2.4. These effects can make your designs look more friendly and modern. And distinguish your… Read More »
New interface, new docs
I have some very exciting news to share with you today. I’ve been quiet for precisely one year. Quietly working very hard on version 7, which… Read More »
Sliders, filters, transforms, and better support for CSS units
The latest release of Microthemer includes two new sets of CSS properties: transforms and filters. And makes it easier to fine tune these properties, along… Read More »
How to Customize Nested Shortcode Elements in Bricks Builder
You drop a shortcode into your Bricks layout. The structure panel shows a single element. But the frontend renders 50 lines of nested HTML. You… Read More »