How to Customize Your Archive’s Titles With CSS Only, And the Use of The “Before” and “After” Selectors
Put your own labels to your archive’s titles and customize them with nothing but CSS.
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How to Set Different Styles for Internal Links and External Links
Let’s learn how to customize our internal and external links with CSS, why they matter and dig a little bit into the HTML language.
5 Simple Hacks to Customize the Twenty Twenty Theme With CSS Only
How to center and hide menus from specific pages, change the background colors of different sections and the color of the Drop Cap.
How to Get Clickable Images on Archive Pages, for the Twenty Twenty Theme
One important thing is missing from the Twenty Twenty Theme: clickable images on Category and Tag Pages. Let’s do it!
How to Create Printer-Friendly Pages With CSS, for the Twenty Twenty Theme
Make your posts look great on hard copies and PDF files, using only CSS
How to Create More Footer Widget Areas For the Twenty Twenty Theme, With CSS
With nothing but CSS and a fun time, create four columns for the footer in the Twenty Twenty Theme.
How to Remove Blank Spaces Between Blocks in the Twenty Twenty Theme
Get rid of the white spaces between your blocks and make them look thinner, with nothing but two small CSS snippets, in the Twenty Twenty Theme.
Thumbnails on the Front Page for the Twenty Twenty Theme: Now Easier than ever [Update]
How to create a magazine layout that shows thumbnails on the front page, with blocks and CSS for the Twenty Twenty Theme.
A Child Theme for the Twenty Twenty Theme
Stop wasting time and money searching for the perfect theme for your blog; make your own! With a Child Theme, it’s easy, fun… and maybe a new career path?
How to Create an Image Grid, with CSS, for Your Blog’s Front Page
In another tutorial on how to customize the WordPress Twenty Twenty Theme with CSS only, now we create an image grid for our blog’s front page.