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CSS shapes examples - CSS Scan
CSS shapes examples - CSS Scan
🔺 Triangles, arrows, diamonds, tooltips, bubbles, etc. 57 free CSS shapes, ready to use, click to copy.
·getcssscan.com·
CSS shapes examples - CSS Scan
Randomness in CSS
Randomness in CSS
Randomness in the browsers without using JavaScript? Check out how to generate random numbers using just CSS and make some generative art!
·medium.com·
Randomness in CSS
Convert WordPress to static using Astro - WP Owls
Convert WordPress to static using Astro - WP Owls
Astro is a new Static Site Generator, that focuses on shipping less front-end JavaScript. It’s also very simple to use and connect with different APIs. That’s why in this tutorial I’m going to show how to connect WordPress REST API together with Astro. Advertisment LMS created by e-learning experts LearnDash LearnDash is taking cutting-edge e-learning […]
·wpowls.co·
Convert WordPress to static using Astro - WP Owls
Rotae
Rotae
Explaining the background and design variations of the Rotae NFT collection, released on Art Blocks
·visualcinnamon.com·
Rotae
Welcome to Rocket
Welcome to Rocket
Rocket enables everyone to code a website. Use an existing theme or create your own. Be fast by server rendering web components with little to no JavaScript.
·rocket.modern-web.dev·
Welcome to Rocket
Filters
Filters
A new AI colorizer. Colorize anything from old black and white photos 📸, style your artworks 🎨, or give modern images a fresh look 🌶. It's as simple as instagram, free, and no sign-up required!
·palette.fm·
Filters
Devices.css - Modern devices crafted in pure CSS
Devices.css - Modern devices crafted in pure CSS
Modern devices crafted in pure CSS. Pure CSS iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, iMac, Apple Watch Ultra, HomePod, iPhone 1st gen, and Surface family devices.
·devicescss.xyz·
Devices.css - Modern devices crafted in pure CSS
Using JavaScript to trap focus in an element
Using JavaScript to trap focus in an element
pThis is how to temporarily trap focus in an element, a functionality that can be used to make modal interface elements more accessible./p
·hidde.blog·
Using JavaScript to trap focus in an element
We measured the SSR performance of 6 JS frameworks - here's what we found. | Enterspeed blog
We measured the SSR performance of 6 JS frameworks - here's what we found. | Enterspeed blog
To say that there are quite a few JS frameworks to choose from would properly be the understatement of the year. It seems like every few months a new, revolutionary framework enters the ecosystem with promises of unseen performance and/or ease of use. It's gotten to the point where we almost need a framework to choose our next framework (Yo Dawg). Although, as nice as it would be for a developer to be able to take a vacation and come back without having to learn yet another framework, we also kind of dig it.
·enterspeed.com·
We measured the SSR performance of 6 JS frameworks - here's what we found. | Enterspeed blog
ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
Accessibility resources free online from the international standards organization: W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).
·w3.org·
ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
Building the main navigation for a website
Building the main navigation for a website
This tutorial describes how to build an accessible main navigation of a website. You learn about semantic HTML, accessibility, and how using ARIA attributes can sometimes do more harm than good.
·web.dev·
Building the main navigation for a website
The Power of CSS Blend Modes
The Power of CSS Blend Modes
I knew CSS blend modes could create some cool effects, but even so, a CodePen I saw recently left me shocked at what they’re capable of.
·cloudfour.com·
The Power of CSS Blend Modes
A CSS-only Carousel Slider
A CSS-only Carousel Slider
I've recently read about and discussed CSS Scroll Snapping so often that I felt like I should build a CSS-only carousel based on it. Here are a few th...
·codepen.io·
A CSS-only Carousel Slider
WordPress strips out tags in `wp_trim_words()`, which is called by `get_the_excerpt()`; so we have to filter 'wp_trim_words', basically copying that function with one change: replace `wp_strip_all_tags()` with `strip_tags()`. We don't want other functions that run `wp_trim_words` to be modified, so we add our filter while `get_the_excerpt()` is running, and remove it when we're done.
WordPress strips out tags in `wp_trim_words()`, which is called by `get_the_excerpt()`; so we have to filter 'wp_trim_words', basically copying that function with one change: replace `wp_strip_all_tags()` with `strip_tags()`. We don't want other functions that run `wp_trim_words` to be modified, so we add our filter while `get_the_excerpt()` is running, and remove it when we're done.
WordPress strips out tags in `wp_trim_words()`, which is called by `get_the_excerpt()`; so we have to filter 'wp_trim_words', basically copying that function with one change: replace `wp_st...
·gist.github.com·
WordPress strips out tags in `wp_trim_words()`, which is called by `get_the_excerpt()`; so we have to filter 'wp_trim_words', basically copying that function with one change: replace `wp_strip_all_tags()` with `strip_tags()`. We don't want other functions that run `wp_trim_words` to be modified, so we add our filter while `get_the_excerpt()` is running, and remove it when we're done.