Crispy Div

Crispy Div is on a mission to fully embrace Full Site Editing in WordPress. Let the fun begin. 🙏

Keystone 1.6.0 is live today. 🥂 Module creation earned itself a launcher for easy pre-configuration (or creation) from key areas in the plugin. As you build your content hierarchy, this gives you faster access to item creation within a new module.

One of Keystone's interesting features is completion tracking for modules assigned to team members. Though tracking isn't a requirement, the feature still seems like overkill. Give me just a few minutes to explain why it's not. keystone.crispydiv.com/track-whether-…

Use Keystone's (optional) due date settings for required modules to ensure information is actually delivered. keystone.crispydiv.com

Keystone v1.4.0 is live. 🎉 (New) Relative due dates for required module assignments 📆 Module due dates can now be expressed in three ways: 1. Per-member - Specific, highest priority 2. Relative - Auto-calculated from assignment date 3. Fixed - Org level, lowest priority

I've been focusing on Keystone's simplest use case: storing browsable knowledge for everyone.

Read a few honest words about why Keystone was built. Spoiler alert: it's relatable for many #WordPress teams and users. crispydiv.com/wordpress-has-…

I'm a fan. 🤷