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Minneapolis - building a WordPress page section
Discover the Minneapolis project's unique web design approach! This modular method transforms individual, purpose-driven sections into a seamless webpage. Learn how Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) shapes page sections, with the media object as an example. -
Minneapolis - the WordPress setup
Our WordPress setup features Underscores theme for a customizable foundation. Key plugins include ACF Pro, CPT UI, WPGraphQL, and Netlify Deploy. We'll fetch content via WPGraphQL, manage images with Cloudinary, and host on Pantheon. -
Minneapolis - the project outline
Explore Minneapolis: where WordPress and Metalsmith combine for dynamic content delivery using the GraphQL API and a headless CMS in modern content management. -
Minneapolis - using WordPress as a headless CMS for Metalsmith
Faced with balancing static website advantages and an accessible editor experience, I considered multiple CMS options. Amidst costs and discontinuations, I realized WordPress was the ideal solution for Metalsmith. -
Better Responsive Websites with Clamp
clamp() provides a potent tool for crafting responsive designs adaptable across various devices and screen sizes. It enables linear transitions between two viewport widths, making designs flexible and maintainable. -
Ruhrpott - Sanity studio setup
In this blogpost we will discussing sanity studio setup for the Ruhrpott website. Ruhrpott is a website built with Metalsmith and sanity provides the content. -
Ruhrpott - a Metalsmith Sanity source plugin
This post discusses integrating Sanity content into the Metalsmith build process. Our custom plugin fetches data from Sanity, transforming it into a Metalsmith-compatible JSON object, considering the differences in rich text and image handling between both platforms. -
Ruhrpott - structured content from Sanity
We're venturing into creating dynamic media sections using Sanity Studio, enabling our Metalsmith SSG to fetch content seamlessly during build time. -
Ruhrpott - it starts with Metalsmith
Metalsmith is a versatile static site generator that allows for customization through various plugins. Using a structured content model, it enables building succinct, reusable page components. We'll explore this through a practical example. -
Ruhrpott - building a website with Metalsmith and Sanity.io
Metalsmith, while excellent for developers, can pose challenges for non-technical content creators. To address this, I explored sanity.io as a user-friendly interface. My proof-of-concept site illustrates the practicality of this solution. -
Building a badges section with Metalsmith and Nunjucks
Learn how to implement a versatile badge section for your website using Metalsmith and Nunjucks templating. This guide details how to list features, awards or customers, controlling what to display and the order, with ease and flexibility. -
Using the Forestry CMS with Metalsmith
Forestry.io is a Git-backed CMS for websites and web products built using static site generators. This post describes how to setup Forestry CMS with the Metalsmith Forestry Starter.