Did you land here via geekonheels.com?

By Anne-Mieke Bovelett on April 3, 2022
Status: updated on April 17, 2023

Hello there, welcome to my new site!

Geekonheels.com and this site had so much overlap that I decided to merge content. In that process, I’m keeping most pages, articles, and tutorials, but some of them won’t make it here. Knowing how much running into a 404 from a search result in Google (or any other search engine) disappoints me, I decided to create a different experience for those who bump into a link for a non-existing page. Tadaaa, this is it.

Were you looking for a specific Elementor tutorial?

Elementor related articles are grouped under Page Builders & Gutenberg and tutorials under Tools & Tips. At this time (March 2023) I am still in the process of moving articles over. If you are sure there’s an article missing here that lived on geekonheels.com, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Chances are I simply forgot to move it.

Searching on this site

I have not yet implemented an easy way to search. This new site is made with GREYD.suite. At this time I struggle with the accessibility and styling possibilities of the native Search Block. The development team from GREYD.suite is developing a magnificent accessibility-ready FSE theme, and in that they will also implement a Search Block that is up to standards.

There’s a great chance that, in the future, I will add an additional taxonomy to the tutorials, to separate them from regular posts. I would place them as a menu on the archive page of all Elementor related posts. If this is too much “geek speak” for you: this means adding another kind of category to filter on, separate from the regular post categories. I can then turn that into a menu for tutorial topics, such as accessibility tips, ACF, CSS, custom post types, HTML, PHP snippets and more.

By the way, in sites not made with Greyd.Suite, my go-to plugin to add taxonomies is Custom Post Type UI from WebDevStudios. It’s freely available from the WordPress Plugin Directory. In Greyd.Suite custom fields and taxonomies are included as feature. One of many that replace third party plugins.

In 2024 Greyd added global taxonomies, which means you can create relationships between posts. Which opens up a whole new world of possibilities, including nested queries, which I will probably write about as well some day.

Cheers,

– Anne