
u/90hex

Thousand Arms at 3X up-res + FXAA looks stunning on the RG477M (PSX).
I love that JRPG to bits.
Who knew dating sims and adventuring went well together?
GameSir G8+ Galileo + iPhone Pro Max + GeForce Now Ultimate
The Galileo G8+ is by far the best gamepad I have ever used - and I have used them all, going back to the Gravis Gamepad of the 1990's. Solid build, satisfying buttons, good sticks, hall everything. What more could you ever want?
Pushing custom HTML pages to WP without the theme/editor mangling them
Hey WP pros,
I'm new to WP, and I've been struggling to publish custom HTML pages (hand-coded layouts, AI-generated pages, etc.) without the theme and block editor destroying them.
I tried pasting the HTML into Gutenberg's "Edit as HTML" / Custom HTML block but several things went wrong: the theme (Astra) wraps .entry-content in a flex-direction: column container, so any CSS grid I had collapsed to a single column; WordPress's wpautop filter injected <p> tags between my grid children, creating ghost blank cells; The kses sanitizer stripped my <style> block on save, so the page rendered unstyled. Gutenberg either lumped everything into one custom HTML block or auto-split it into blocks that broke the structure differently.
What I'm doing now: I'm pushing a custom page template (ti-blank.ph) via SSH into the active theme folder. It calls get_header() / get_footer() so the site nav and footer are preserved, but renders the content inside a bare <main> with no theme container, and it remove_filters wpautop and wptexturize. Page CSS lives in the template's <head> so kses can't touch it. I'm using a bash script that POSTs the HTML body to the REST API (/wp-json/wp/v2/pages) using an application password. I make another call to re-assign the blank template since WP resets it every time. That took me a while to figure out.
Is there a better/simpler/official way to do this? Am I missing something obvious? I ended up making a small UI that does this for me, but I feel like I'm using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
Thanks in advance!
Here’s a quick concept I posted in stablediff a while ago.
Note that the prompt is only a sample, and can be improved. It does work great on my system, for my purpose.
The goal wasn’t just to showcase a prompt, but to show the concept, and specifically teaching an LLM to produce option blocks to add variety to a ComfyUI prompt (in the example, to increase Z Image Turbo’s variety.