• Make WordPress Core – Miscellaneous developer focused changes in WordPress 5.8
• Make WordPress Core – WordPress 5.9 and PHP 8.0–8.1
• Make WordPress Core – New filter to modify content images in WordPress 6.0

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To merge project-1 into project-2:

$ cd path/to/project-2
$ git remote add project-1 /path/to/project-1
$ git fetch project-1 --tags
$ git merge --allow-unrelated-histories project-1/master
$ git remote remove project-1

HTML elements without a class attribute or with an empty class attribute can be selected in CSS by using the negation pseudo-class and the attribute selector.

For example, to select paragraphs without classes:

p:not([class]),
p[class=""] {
  color: red;
}

The first selector in the group above selects all paragraphs without a class attribute. The second selects all paragraphs with an empty class attribute. Paragraphs with one or more classes are not affected and can be styled independently.

Documentation

• developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/CSS/:not
• developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_selectors

A list of WordPress plugins that I use often. The list is a work in progress.

• Admin Post Navigation
• Classic Editor
• Disable Comments
• Disable Embeds
• Disable Emojis
• GitHub Updater – Install and update plugins/themes hosted on GitHub, Bitbucket and more
• Omni Contact Form – @ GitHub
• Omni Control – @ GitHub – Collection of simple tweaks
• Query Monitor
• Relevanssi – Better search for small to medium-sized sites – Home
• Term Management Tools – Old but still works (Aug 2020)
• Two Factor – @ GitHub
• User Switching

Slugs for the ones available at the WordPress official repo:

admin-post-navigation classic-editor disable-comments disable-embeds disable-emojis omni-contact-form query-monitor relevanssi term-management-tools two-factor user-switching

$ truncate -s 0 filename

What this command does: Truncates filename to a size of zero.

Documentation: manpages.debian.org/unstable/coreutils/truncate.1.en