When I take on accessibility remediation work, one of the first things I check is how a site loads its fonts. Too often they load straight from Google, raising privacy concerns, or the setup was simply done poorly from the start. Loading fonts locally via CSS fixes both problems and
Kaya theme version 3.4 introduces Block Editor Global Colors, a new customizer option that puts your entire color palette in one place. You define colors once—headings, text, links, accents, backgrounds, borders, and buttons—then reuse them across the block editor and everywhere else in the theme. The best part: change a
Challenge Arnold’s Office Furniture partnered with WebFX to create a fresh website. While initially beautiful, critical issues emerged that threatened the site’s performance, security, and usability. Primary Issues: The WebFX Overlay Problem When accessibility issues surfaced, WebFX recommended their overlay solution. During demonstration, the overlay broke essential site features, including
One of the things that has been on the to do list for a while with the Kaya theme is to add easy updating. It now is live and available in version 3.0.5. You will still need to manually install version 3.0.5 using SFTP or using the Git Updater from
The Kaya theme has updated to Font Awesome Free v7. Some notes for update: