Adding CPT and Taxonomies to an existing theme
In the last post, we covered the technical part of creating Custom Post Types (CPTs) and Taxonomies. This post will cover integrating the CPT into a theme. We will also discuss issues regarding using...
In the last post, we covered the technical part of creating Custom Post Types (CPTs) and Taxonomies. This post will cover integrating the CPT into a theme. We will also discuss issues regarding using...
I've been playing with the idea of creating a technical glossary for referring to technical terms on my posts. After a lot of research I came back to a simple tool: WordPress custom post types...
Using querySelectorAll to get one or more items and then process them as an array of items is not as straightforward as I initially thought it would be, at least in the browsers I use for testing Part...
One thing that has always puzzled me is how to insert content into an existing document. In researching this I found two traditional alternatives and a newer API that may make things easier. Recently...
JSON-LD is a set of extensions to JSON that allows for creating and exchanging linked data on the web. Perhaps the best-known use of JSON-LD outside semantic web users is using schema.org's JSON-LD...
CSS has had to deal with vendor prefixes from very early on and some of those prefixes are still in use today. This post will look at how to use prefixes and how to automate the process, and how to...
One thing that makes the web difficult to work with is that a given feature may or may not be available in all your target browsers either because of the version of EcmaScript (the Javascript...
Homebrew is good but it introduces some complexity to your development, particularly if you've installed tools manually before they were available via Homebrew. One of the really problematic tools to...
A pair of new pseudo-class selectors have made it easier to write CSS in a way that is easier to read and to reason through. :is and :where allow you to combine selectors that have the same styles....
It looks like CSS containment will finally bring container queries into browsers without the need for a polyfill. This post will discuss the current implementation in Chromium browsers. Note: The...