We’re happy to release a maintenance release of Toolset Blocks 1.1.3 and Toolset Views 3.1.3. This update makes Toolset fully compatible with WordPress 5.4 and
If your site has a lot of information, the best way to let visitors find what they need is with a custom search. Toolset Blocks
If you’re experienced in Toolset, you know that it can do a whole lot. We want to take this experience and turn it into training
We’re happy to announce a new job board, which will help connect people who need custom development with those who can implement it. Some people
We’re happy to announce Toolset Blocks 1.1.1. This release gives you everything you need to build beautiful and fully responsive designs with Toolset and the
This tutorial teaches how to combine Divi and Toolset on the same website. We show how to choose the builder to use for different parts
Happy Holidays Everyone! Happy Holidays 2020 2019 was a great ride – Sure, ending a full round around the sun is hard but developing Toolset
Heard about the new Toolset Blocks but not sure how to get started? You can learn by following four detailed videos, each teaching one subject.
You can easily start using Toolset Blocks on existing sites you built using Layouts and the shortcode-based workflow. You can use Blocks for only some
We’re very proud to release the first production version of Toolset Blocks. Now, you can create beautiful dynamic sites for WordPress in minutes. Toolset has
You need a professional email address for your business, and here’s how to make that happen with cPanel webmail. Putting your best foot forward as
I didn’t realize this until it was far too late, but one of the biggest mistakes that’s made on a design systems team is a
Going with that title instead of the classic developer clickbait version Max used. 😉 We should ban margin from our components. Don’t use margin?! This
If you’re using the Rank Math SEO plugin for WordPress, we strongly recommend updating to the latest release (version 1.0.41.1) as soon as possible to
The first “A” in the Jamstack stands for “APIs” and is a key contributor to what makes working with static sites so powerful. APIs give
