Goes in the theme
How the site looks and is laid out: templates, colors, and block layouts.
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When WordPress can’t do what you need out of the box, I build a small plugin for it. Each one is documented, so the next developer can pick it up.
Plugin or theme
The split is simple. Look is the theme’s job, and anything you must keep is a plugin’s job.
How the site looks and is laid out: templates, colors, and block layouts.
What the site must keep after a redesign: custom content types, integrations, and bookings.
That split is why my themes keep listings and bookings in a companion plugin. You can change the look later without losing the content. I build custom themes too.
Approach
Proof
TOCguide builds a table of contents from the headings in a post. It is a Gutenberg block, with a shortcode for classic content.
The outline is in the first HTML, so search engines and screen readers see it.
GPLv2 or later, with no tracking.
The Reading Guide and study tools stay off until you turn them on.
See the TOCguide project, or read how I published my first WordPress.org plugin and why I built a table of contents block.
Questions
You do. The domain, hosting, database, and code are all yours. After handoff, I don’t have access unless you invite me back.
Yes. I keep each plugin small and documented, so the next developer can follow it.
Yes. TOCguide is a Gutenberg block with a shortcode for classic content. Tell me what your block needs to do.
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