If you’re using links with anchors in your menus, you may notice that they sometimes automatically get the class current-menu-item, which may not what you want to. This is especially true if you have a sub-menu with anchors pointing to an ID on a sub page. This […] [Original post on epiph.yt]

Classic widget menus have a builtin aria-label, which either uses the widget’s title or a generic “Menu”. This can be improved. […] https://epiph.yt/en/blog/2025/use-menu-name-as-aria-label-for-widget-menus/ #ARIA #Menu #Navigation #Widget #WordPress

switch statements are usually underrepresented, at least in PHP code. But they don’t have to be and have some nifty features, which makes life easier. […] https://epiph.yt/en/blog/2025/when-using-switch-without-break-or-switch-true/ #PHP #switch #WebDev #WebDevelopment

The new versions for Impressum Plus and Impressum focus on enhancing existing functionality as well as bug fixes. They thus refine the overall experience of those plugins. […] https://epiph.yt/en/blog/2025/impressum-plus-2-14-0-and-impressum-2-2-0-released/ #Plugin #Update #WordPress

I’m happy to be able to announce the availability of Form Block 1.6.0 and Form Block Pro 1.4.0 with months in the making and some really cool new features. And it’s just the base for many more possibilities in the future. […] […] [Original post on epiph.yt]

switch_to_blog is a handy function to switch sites (“blogs”) in a multisite. However, beware that you might have problems with certain data in such context switches. […] https://epiph.yt/en/blog/2025/beware-when-using-switch_to_blog/ #context #Multisite #WordPress

If you use “classic” navigation menus in Appearance > Menus, you can use their name there as label for your menus, which are used in landmarks. This improves accessibility of your menus and thus is recommended. […] […] [Original post on epiph.yt]

When I first stumbled upon fieldset and legend, I didn’t know much about HTML and especially not about accessibility. Everything I noticed was the special way a legend is displayed inside a fieldset – or rather: alongside the border of a fieldset. Fast forward to […] [Original post on epiph.yt]