For a small project, I’ve implemented my first Block Theme (that I finished) using the Create Block Theme plugin. In the PDF with the design, there was a “round button”, which made me wonder on how I would implement it. … Read more →
You may have a website that is using a premium font. Since loading them from a CDN, maybe even with some external JavaScript, is not ideal for performance and privacy reasons. That’s why you probably want to host the fonts … Read more →
Here it is now, the last advent calendar blog post for 2024. Which also means, that many of you are celebrating Christmas today or tomorrow. So why do you read blog posts on such a day? 😁 The last topic … Read more →
Four day ago, I wrote about “The prefers-color-scheme media query” and how to use it to create a dark mode for your browser. Today, I’m telling you: you might not even need it. Hm, but how do we get a … Read more →
You should usually use each of the basic web technologies for their main purposes: HTML for the markup, CSS for the styles and JavaScript for additional interactivity. But sometimes, those things cross into each other. There might be cases, in … Read more →
This is the final blog post on the debugging topic for this advent calendar. I reserved something special for the last one. Maybe you have something you have to test on the frontend (or backend) of your page, over and … Read more →
My second last blog post on the HTML topic in this advent calendar series wants to introduce an element some of you might have used, without even knowing it. But the functionality it offers you, many might have used in … Read more →
Today I want to talk about something, many of you probably like a lot: dark modes! Or more specifically, how to switch the color scheme to dark mode, if visitors prefer it. I do use it for my IDE and … Read more →
In the blog post 8 days ago with the title “Dynamic parameters in JavaScript“, I have shown you how functions with a variable number of parameters work. Today, I want to talk about the “tagged templates” feature in JavaScript, as … Read more →
This blog post is not going to cover the basic topic on how to debug JavaScript code in your browser. We could probably have a full advent calendar covering all the aspects. But I want to introduce a neat little … Read more →