Forward the email you received to the email address that sent it. Perhaps the formatting is messed up in certain inboxes. I'd love to take a closer look.

It's not quite "playing golf" vs. "watching golf." It's "recording yourself while playing golf." It's an augmentation layer-literally more work than you ever had to do before, but it's necessary now because, without it, no one will care.

​@@TheRealPearsonifiedYes, recording the "thing" can get notice, engagement and perhaps sales, it is the MEANS and to the END which is money to live (selling a crap or good product, ad sense from eyeballs watching on KZbin etc). For the consumer, that time spent consuming is very low energy living, unlike the focused process the creator experienced making the content. IMHO Life is for creating, solving, teaching, doing, face to face communicating, exercise, sport, building, writing, nature, skill acquisition and mastery.

He has a stronger case than most people would like to admit. I think he'll "win" at least 2 trademark claims (Headless WordPress and WooCommerce), and that will be a "good enough" outcome from this episode because it will ensure nice profits over the next 5+ years. If he is also able to get WPEngine to pay a licensing fee, that will be an even bigger win that would make this episode fade away into the ether because Matt will be so powerful without any real competitors. With that said, I do NOT expect Mullenweg to win anything other than the 2 trademarked commerce terms I mentioned above. If this is the way things end up shaking out, then I will consider this public fracas to be a big misstep. Reason why is because it will open up the entire community to new alternatives-even ones put forth by "villains" like Chris Pearson 😈

No question about it-this was a HORRIBLE move that never should have happened. Terrible leadership.

I hate to make any claims here, as my only experience building a huge piece of software was marred by how long it took to release (and how much BS I dealt with as a result). But I'll at least go as far as to say I am thinking about this.

This pattern of behavior goes back nearly 15 years! Most people don't know that, though, because everyone is so afraid of criticizing Matt Mullenweg (probably because they fear retribution!)

Hahaha, love it!

Run from the facts all you want. The track record is there; my analysis is spot-on.

This series ought to get you up to speed-I've tried to cover every aspect of what's going on.

Hahahah .... Hit enter and the media bar appears :-) LOL Thanks!!!

If you want to add Golden Ratio Typography to a WordPress website, then using the *Focus WordPress Theme* is by far your best option. It's difficult or even impossible to work GRT styles into other Themes, and even in cases where the styles can be added (somewhat) easily, certain items like Bleeds are pretty much guaranteed not to work due to the Theme's HTML structure. If you want to add GRT to a non-WordPress website, then GRT for Websites (the main calculator on the home page) is the way to go. You can switch to Pro Mode, and if you have a GRT Pro subscription, you'll receive a GRT CSS Loadout every time you use the GRT Calculator. Google Docs is a totally different animal. Google maintains total control over the toolbars and buttons, so it's impossible to generate the GRT formatting styles in that environment. Bottom line for Google Docs: It's based on a decades-old word processor paradigm and could _really_ benefit from a 21st century update into the land of GRT. Finally, I also offer GRT for Discourse, which is perfect for adding GRT formatting to Discourse forums.

Thank you for watching, Frank!

Yes, you can achieve this with Custom CSS.

Excellent-I'm glad this video was helpful for you!

Looks like my daughter snagged my computer and watched a couple videos 🤣🥰

I think people spend far too much energy worrying about font pairing, but with that said, it's perfectly acceptable to pair a serif headline font with a sans-serif body font. (I do this on DIYthemes.com) Using a serif headline font can make your content seem more authoritative, while using a sans-serif body font can make your content seem more approachable or easier to digest. But the final decision depends on the vibe you want to give off. In my case, I want people to think my advice is authoritative but my products are easy to use. Decide what works for you!