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@levelsio Does not work with PHP serialized string anymore? I've just tried and it fails to parse.

I’ve just realized that @wpslimseo just passed 1 million downloads 🎉

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@WPTutz I still find flex is useful for row-aligned elements, like header. In other situations, I prefer grid.

I find this project is interesting: Basically, it allows us to browse and install plugins from Github. The good part is that it doesn't require submissions from plugin authors. All you need to do is just adding a tag to your repos.

@Gtarafdarr Try @HostHatch or @Hetzner_Online . Both are great in terms of hardware and pricing.

@thespacedmonkey @jeffr0 I think it’s very hard for users to “know” where they inserted the images to replace, if the images are important. Showing broken images might help them recognize that’s an explicit problem that needs to be solved.

@dcwhatwhat @theo Agree! Without auto-complete, the difference between terminal apps are little to me.

@ryanhellyer So if object cache is used, transients won’t be stored in the DB? That’s interesting, I haven’t known that.

@thekevingeary I like the idea. Perhaps one block is enough. I feel the upper right block is too much.

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@ryanhellyer AFAIK, if object cache is used, both options and transients are stored in object cache. Otherwise, they’re all stored in options table. So technically, they’re the same, but transients has expiry time, which is redundant in this case, hence the question.

@mat4m0 I see jsx is much cleaner. When condition is complex or the components are large, embedding conditions into html seems to be not a good option.

@DerekAshauer I agree. I feel the themes back in the old days were more creative than the ones nowadays. Recent designs follow rules and look similarly, and no personality.

@insta_wp Buy a good VPS.

@mr_psiho @PoeHaH Agree.

@PoeHaH It's not hard, it's just a lot of work😅. They rewrite the API/internal code a lot. BTW, I'm not a core contributor on that, just my observation.