Last updated: 29-Mar-2020 This is a blog post where I share various commands for use in the terminal. Mostly, I add new commands here when I find them and when someone shares something useful with me. This blog post helps me keep all these commands in a single place. Dig This command is useful when …
In the latter months of 2019, I began to explore more earnestly the command line tool for WordPress, WP-CLI. I quickly discovered that for someone who prefers the keyboard to the mouse, it’s a wonderfully powerful, quick, and robust tool for managing and updating WordPress sites. A Lightning Talk at the Philly ‘burbs WordPress Meetup …
In advance of my talk at WordCamp Niagara 2019, I am sharing a blog post where I will share further materials, information, and resources related to my talk. Keep It Simple: WordPress-to-Static Sites for Non-Developers View WordPress to Static Site: A Designer’s Leap into Something New on Notist. Here are my slides, which are posted …
In advance of my talk at WordCamp Niagara, I wonder what people might be most interested in learning about. At the risk of letting the cat out of the bag a bit, I will walk through using plugins to convert locally installed WordPress sites into static sites. With that in mind, I wonder what information …
What Do You Want to Know about Making Static Sites with WordPress? Read More »
In early September 2019, I was lucky enough to deliver a presentation to the Morris County NJ WordPress Meetup. Organized and arranged by Pam Aungst of Pam Ann Marketing in Denville, New Jersey, the presentation was delivered online, via a Zoom webinar. The meetup attendees were gathered in Pam’s offices in north Jersey, while I …
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LAST UPDATED: 16-Jun-2019 When I rebuilt this websites using the Astra theme and Elementor, I made the decision to use Gutenberg across the site. On every new page and blog post since that rebuild, I used Gutenberg to create the content. I wanted to force myself to Gutenberg, as an educational opportunity to learn more …
Using Gutenberg on WordPress: What I Like and What I Don’t Read More »
Hallway Chats is a new podcast that I launched with my friend and WordPress colleague, Tara Claeys.
Slides, links and resources from my talk at WordCamp Miami in March 2017, about getting started with the Advanced Custom Fields plugin.
Liam Dempsey is a marketing and design consultant. Through his business, LBDesign, he works with businesses and non-profits in the US, UK, and beyond. He loves pizza, craft beers, and time with family and good friends.