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Short pieces on the things we hit while building: what shipped in Divi and
WordPress, what a plugin costs a page, and the traps that only show up on somebody else’s
site.
Old requests should not win your search.
React
28 Sep 2026
Your React Search Results Can Arrive In The Wrong Order
A slower request can overwrite a newer search. A tested hook that handles debounce, cancellation, late responses and retry.
Choose what comes first in your shop.
WooCommerce
28 Sep 2026
Keep Selected Products At The Top Of Your WooCommerce Shop
Choose which products shoppers see first. A small PHP snippet, where to put it, and what happens when someone changes the sorting.
Write Meta . Divi does the rest.
Divi 5
18 Sep 2026
Register Your Own Keyboard Shortcut In The Divi 5 Builder
Divi 5 exposes a real shortcut API to the Visual Builder. The whole working plugin, and the three traps that make it look broken when it is not.
Four hundred pixels, whatever you uploaded.
Divi 5
16 Sep 2026
Your Divi Blog Grid Is Serving 400px Images. Here Is Why
Divi registers its own image sizes, and the blog grid gets a 400 pixel crop whatever you uploaded. One filter changes it, and one step after that is the one everybody skips.
It acts. It does not just suggest .
Divi 5
4 Sep 2026
Divi AI Agents: What It Actually Does In The Builder
An agent that takes plain language and acts on the page, from layouts to Theme Options. Including what it cannot do yet.
Core has an AI team now.
WordPress
26 Aug 2026
WordPress Has An AI Team Now. What It Means If You Ship Plugins
Core has formed an AI team and every major builder is shipping AI features. What changes for the people writing the plugins underneath.
One row. Every request.
Performance
12 Aug 2026
The Autoloaded Option That Slows Every Single Request
One row a plugin left in wp_options, loaded on every page whether it is needed or not. How to find it, and what it actually costs.
What headless actually charges you.
Architecture
29 Jul 2026
Headless WordPress: When It Earns Its Cost, And When It Does Not
A React front end over WordPress buys real things and charges real money. An honest look at which projects actually get their money back.