This article covers creating a blog from scratch using the static site generator Eleventy (aka 11ty). Eleventy keeps things simple and as you’ll see, enables you to very quickly create a fully functional site.
The word “SEO” holds a lot of weight. We know how critical it is to the success of a website and, yet, it often becomes one of those things that’s left until the very end of a web design project to deal with.
Quickly audit your WordPress website. A helpful checklist to audit your website for formatting, WordPress specific optimization, accessibility, performance, and security. Best used before a launch or on a monthly basis.
How can I retrieve a list of a Wordpress page's sibling pages?
I am trying to create a list of sibling pages (not posts) in WordPress to populate a page's sidebar. The code I've written successfully returns a page's parent's title. <?php $parent_title =
WordPress conditional function to check if a page is a parent/child/ancestor. In other words, if the page is within a tree of another page, show the code. Other code I've seen either only work with IDs, only check if it's a child, or detect all subpages (even outside of the direct tree).
WordPress conditional function to check if a page is a parent/child/ancestor. In other words, if the page is within a tree of another page, show the code. Other code I've seen either only work...
TL;DR: Regardless of what accessibility conformance level you target, do not arbitrarily open links in a new window or tab. If you are required to do so anyway, inform users in text. Overview Throughout this post I am going to use the terms browser window and tab interchangeably. While they…
Hide/reveal header on scroll (works but a bit jumpy) | CSS-Tricks
This topic is empty. Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 18 total) 1 2 → Author Posts January 24, 2017 at 8:25 am #250388 grimskiParticipant Hi there, I’m working on a website where I have a header that disappears when the user scrolls down (as it normally would). When the user scrolls up …
How to Hide/Reveal a Sticky Header on Scroll (With JavaScript)
Have you ever seen one of those fixed (or “sticky’) header bars which disappear when you begin scrolling down the page, then reappear whenever you start to scroll back up? In this exercise we’ll...