Downloading Pinegrow for Windows: Security Alert Information
Are you receiving a security alert while attempting to download the latest version of Pinegrow for Windows? Here’s what you need to know.
How to set up your API key for Mr. Pine Cone, the Pinegrow AI Assistant
To use AI features with the Mr Pinecone assistant, a subscription to OpenAI or Anthropic is required. Integration is done simply through a personal API key, giving you access to…
Create your own Linktree-style landing page with Pinegrow
With the rising popularity of services like Linktree, which lets you create a customizable page to gather all the important links you want to share, I’ve decided to show you…
Leveraging Mr. Pine Cone’s AI power in Pinegrow: smart usage and cost management
While Mr. Pine Cone itself is free within Pinegrow, it’s important to note that utilizing its AI features requires a subscription to OpenAI, which operates on a pay-as-you-go model based…
How to prevent WordPress 6.4 breaking the editing of all Pinegrow blocks
Use this guide to keep your custom blocks editable when your sites are updated to WordPress 6.4.
An Interactive Guide to Flexbox
If you wish to brush up your Flexbox skills, take a look at the interactive guide created by Josh Comeau (not affiliated with Pinegrow).
Custom WordPress Blocks with Pinegrow Web Editor
In this video, Adam Lowe, President of Peak Performance Digital shows you how we create completely custom WordPress blocks using the Pinegrow Web Editor. These blocks do not rely on…
Display ANY WordPress Custom Field using Pinegrow
Did you know that you can display any WordPress custom field using the Pinegrow Web Editor? It doesn’t matter whether you are using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), Meta Box, or…
Create a Native WordPress Block Plugin Using Pinegrow Web Editor
In this video tutorial, Adam Lowe, President of Peak Performance Digital creates a plugin with native WordPress blocks to display custom and dynamic data from custom blocks and post types…
Pinegrow is Not a Page Builder
Adam Lowe explains how Pinegrow WordPress theme builder is different from all other existing builders on the market.
Conditionals in Pinegrow for WordPress
Take a simple login button and find out how you can use conditions to turn that button into a “My Account” button if/when a user is logged in.
No More Guesswork: Preview your custom WordPress blocks on the page as you build them
Pinegrow isn’t a page builder. So, that begs the question, “how do I build components that fit with my page and the rest of my website?” Luckily, the upcoming Pinegrow…
Creating and Styling WordPress Menus in Pinegrow: An Overview
Let’s take a look at how WordPress menus work inside the Pinegrow web editor. Because, like everything else, it’s a little different than what you’re probably used to.
Create Simple Forms with Pinegrow Web Editor
Did you know that Pinegrow has a WordPress forms Smart Action built in?
Creating Post Loops in Pinegrow Web Editor
Loops are one of the core building blocks of WordPress. Pinegrow has a fantastic loop builder that gives you tons of flexibility with a simple interface.
Creating a WordPress theme in Pinegrow Web Editor: live demo
Watch Adam Lowe, President of Peak Performance Digital as he creates a fully portable, native, custom WordPress theme using the Pinegrow web editor during a Youtube live.
Differences between Pinegrow Desktop and the Pinegrow WordPress Plugin
What are some of the biggest differences between the upcoming Pinegrow WordPress Plugin and the Pinegrow Desktop version?
Creating an Accessible HTML and CSS Biography Card
Adam LOWE shows you how to build an accessible and responsive biography grid using HTML and CSS using Pinegrow Web Editor.
CSS Grid Has Never Been Easier: With Pinegrow Web Editor
According to Adam LOWE, one of the most interesting features of Pinegrow has nothing to do with WordPress. It’s actually the CSS grid editor.
Animate Anything with Pinegrow Interactions
A touch of motion can really bring a website design to life. If you are a Pinegrow user, this is easy thanks to the Interactions Module.
Pinegrow’s External Build Process for Tailwind CSS
In this video, Adam LOWE shows you how to install the latest version of Tailwind (3.2 as of 07-11-2022) and configure it to work with the Pinegrow external build process.
How to self-host Google Fonts in a website project created with Pinegrow
In this short tutorial, we show you an efficient way to use Google Fonts in local mode and thus comply with the European GDPR regulation.
3 useful tips for WordPress theme development with Pinegrow
Developing WordPress themes with Pinegrow offers you a major paradigm shift. You don’t have to be a pro developer and code your templates by hand to produce high quality themes…
How Does Pinegrow Compare to Webflow for Web Designing Without Code?
There are a number of products on the market to allow users to put together a static webpage with little or no coding. On the surface, the Pinegrow Web Editor…
How to use valid W3C documents to maximize your experience with Pinegrow
To the best of our knowledge, Pinegrow is currently the only multi-platform visual HTML editor that allows you to create HTML documents and projects from scratch and import your existing…
WordPress Theme Development basics: We get you covered!
Our documentation about WordPress theme development covers the most recurring topics and questions, but it turns out that it is rarely the first place where Pinegrow users seek for information…
CSS/SASS path issue when using Background image attribute
Since we have received numerous messages about this issue – that we plan to adress shortly in a future version of Pinegrow – here is a quick explanation about the…
