The team is now working on the WordPress Interactivity API. This unblocks the same UX Frontity framework enabled but directly in WordPress Core, fully compatible with the new Site Editor.
Hey everyone, I finally finished my new mental health blog and resource website. Well, I at least got it to a point where I was happy to finally launch it. I will be adding more to it for sure.
Thanks to @mburridge for responding to my many questions over the past week.
Here is my github repo if anyone wants to see what I did. I need to organize my files better, but that’s a project for tomorrow.
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Pablo2
Hey @matthewbertweb great to see the result of your work!
I encourage you to take a look to our latest release, which includes the “Auto-prefetch” feature. It will be a great improvement to the UX of your site!
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Reyes3
Great work, Matthew! Thank you for sharing your progress on Twitter, too!
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matthewbertweb4
@Pablo
Thanks!
For auto prefetch, is it just a matter of adding autoPrefetch: "hover" to frontity.settings? I have everything up to date, and added that like in the video example, but im not seeing anything in the console as I hover.
Pablo5
Are you using the <Link /> component?
matthewbertweb6
Yes. Is there anything I need to add to that component?
I just updated my repo if you want to see if I’m missing something.
Hey @matthewbertweb let’s move the discussion of your issue here: Problems with the auto-prefetch feature. Can you add your repo there? So we investigate both examples together