Phil Kurth - Website designer, developer & WordPress consultant

10/08/2024

I launched a one-page website last week for a new client, Neda, who realised that the DIY approach wasn’t the right strategy for her. It’s a simple, informative page designed to support the early stages of her business, with the flexibility to grow as the business expands.

https://treasurethemoment.com.au/

03/04/2024

My new website design is up and I'm very happy with this new look. This is a custom WordPress build. Plenty of work to be done here but as usual, client work needs to be the priority.

15/08/2023

Google’s Chrome browser will be getting an AI article summariser soon. Love this.

The AI-powered notes in Chrome are launching first on Android and iOS.

02/05/2023

It's up! My brand new WordPress plugin, ACF Remote Sync, is now live on Hookturn 🎉

Connect sites & share ACF field groups right in the UI. Sync field groups between sites or push/pull field groups to & from your own remote library.

28/04/2023

My new ACF plugin is just about ready for release!

✅ Version 1.0.0-beta2 is tagged
✅ Docs are done
👨‍💻 Product page is almost finished

Could be going live next week 🎉

27/04/2023

This GIF Resizer by RedKetchup is awesome for making animated GIFs smaller and also converting them to animated WebP format:

Crop, resize, or edit an animated GIF online. Cut out GIF frames, adjust play speed, or fill the background with color. Optimize GIF for high-quality or smallest file size.

02/06/2020

DevTip 32
Aligned array values, whilst pretty, can mess up the readability in a Git commit. This can make commits look far more complicated than they really are.

26/05/2020

DevTip 31
Delegating jQuery event handlers when working with dynamic content ensures your event handlers continue to fire on matching DOM nodes you add from, say, an AJAX request.

Read the full post 👉https://links.philkurth.com.au/1Hm6

19/05/2020

Behold! An almost useless tool I made so that I can generate all combinations of two lists of items. Riveting, I know. 😂

Generate a comma-separated list of all possible item combinations — absolutely riveting stuff. I occassionally use this when working with spreadsheets which, I dare say, I need more of in my life.