Thomas Weichselbaumer

WordPress Engineer @syde_gmbh. Theme Designer @ThemeZee. Blogging on Imprint:

[Syde @syde_gmbh]

How do you integrate AI, AWS, & WordPress to power a multilingual platform? 💡

At the #WCEU WordPress VIP event, Swissinfo's Veronica DeVore & Syde's Thomas Weichselbaumer(@netzberufler) unveiled the tech behind https://t.co/e6iYWyeVAY. 🚀

Read more 👉 https://t.co/rz39GIdaYE

[Syde @syde_gmbh]

We had an amazing time at WordCamp Europe in Italy 🇮🇹 ! Huge thanks to the organizers for a fantastic event. We gathered some interesting insights 🔎. It was great connecting with the #WordPress community. See you all next year! #WCEU #WordPressCommunity

[Syde @syde_gmbh]

🌟 Welcome to a new chapter of our story - Welcome to Syde!🪴Our new name reflects our clear and straightforward approach to innovation and growth. 🍃 The future is brighter with us by your Syde! 💚 Check out our new website https://t.co/VN3bvsuqiM ✨

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@karmatosed Good luck 🤞

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@AnglicanWatch Thanks :)

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

I haven't tweeted in ages, but there are some exciting news to share. I have joined Inpsyde as a Senior Fullstack WordPress Developer and it's fantastic. So happy to be there and work together with such great people!

[Syde @syde_gmbh]

Let’s say hi to Thomas Weichselbaumer. He complements our inpsyde team as a Developer! 💚🍃 Thomas is a calm, friendly, & optimistic person who has turned his passion for web development into a fulfilling profession. ✨ Find out more 👉 https://t.co/nb3UnhmXeo w/ @netzberufler

[Mike Little @mikelittlezed1]

WordPress celebrates 20 years tomorrow. It's grown from a comment on a blog post to a web spanning phenomenon. Thanks to an outstanding community and the freedoms of Open Source. Happy Birthday, WordPress! #WP20 #WordPress

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

Finally found some time to update all my sites to #WordPress 6.2 😎

[Matías Ventura @matias_ventura]

There's been a lot of questions about how WordPress could help developers handle block interactivity in the frontend.

This work and demo manages to tick a lot of crucial boxes and makes me very excited about the possibilities ahead. Check it out! https://t.co/qoTKw2YK7x

[Justin Tadlock @justintadlock]

New on the WordPress Developer Blog: Intrinsic design, theming, and rethinking how to design with WordPress

https://t.co/yMqSgx421u

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@justintadlock But I still think there should be some responsive layout options in the Block Editor. Right now there are hard coded breakpoints / media queries for things like columns or the mobile navigation menu. That default behaviour just does not work for every context

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@justintadlock I totally agree that things like typography and spacing should be fluid and adapt automatically. Responsive controls which let you define values for each screen size individually are often very complicated and bloated.

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@DerekAshauer I'm curious to see which theme you've chosen

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@thesalesgazette @ThemeZee As I said, you can contact our support on https://t.co/n59jQU8eUG We will take a look at that then.

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@polevaultweb Custom Blocks for the Editor 😊

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@richtabor Yes, it does, but only the attributes of the parent accordion block. I have to try out next if and how it is possible to copy the design attributes of all nested child blocks as well

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

Building a new #WordPress block using the full power of nested blocks. With design options for each child block, the accordion can be styled in millions of different ways 😎

[ThemeZee @ThemeZee]

Since a few days our first two premium block themes are available for purchase. They are are named Lewis and Clarke. Check them out on https://t.co/LH0Csuzn8p

[Thomas Weichselbaumer @netzberufler]

@mikemcalister Switched from Mailchimp to Sendinblue last year and I'm quite happy with it. Easier to use than Mailchimp