Check enqueued scripts and styles in WordPress
The following snippets allow to check which scripts and styles are loaded on your pages and posts.
The following snippets allow to check which scripts and styles are loaded on your pages and posts.
For 222 consecutive days, I created at least one commit on GitHub every day. Initially, I planned to do one commit for at least 100 days. Now, that I already doubled that number, I’m aiming for 365 days while dreaming about 1000 days.
Initially, I planned to do one commit a day for at least 100 consecutive days. Well, that was 170 days ago and I’m still creating at least one commit a day. As you can see on the chart above, recently I haven’t built much “skyscrapers”, thus, it’s about time to create another section of high-rising […]
Exactly 100 days ago I planned to do one contribution to GitHub for at least 100 days. While it was not always easy to create a contribution due to travelling, I’m glad I made it! I just accomplished my 100-day GitHub streak!
Two days ago, Sergey informed me that he added me as a Bug Gardener 👨🌾. I can now assign owners to issues, resolve them, close them, etc. That’s how the interface looks that I can no access in Trac:
During development, we follow a specific file and folder structure. It’s common that things change during development. And in some cases, it’s necessary to move .git to the parent directory. This post shows how to achieve that.
Earlier today, WordPress 5.3 got release. Unfortunately, this seems to have affected Jetpacks related posts. Instead of centred, the related posts were suddenly left aligned. I went ahead and added the following code to my site, which not only centred the related posts but also made that container wider. This is the CSS code I’ve […]
While I created countless themes, I’m currently creating my first theme for the WordPress.org theme repo. To ensure a smooth reviewing process, I’m using the plugin Theme Check as mentioned in the theme review handbook.
I’m currently working on a redesign of a site of a good friend. He’s a professional photographer from Amsterdam and I built his first site in 2011. Back then, I build his site with nexCMS, my very own CMS, which was based on the Zend Framework. Throughout the years, my friend created almost 4000+ posts […]
While working on my sister’s site, I noticed that every image was available in 10 different formats caused by 19 different images size definitions.
Just stumbled upon this fantastic video of Mike Pound who explains how SQL injections work and what risk they cause. Please note that running SQL injections on other’s sites is considered a crime! Don’t be a jerk and only experiment with SQL injections on own (local) sites!
In today’s lesson, I learned how to pipe webcam input and manipulate the stream on the fly. In comparison to the other lessons, this lesson required the use of npm. The final code can be found on Day 19 – Webcam Fun. Resources: Array.prototype.forEach() CanvasRenderingContext2D.drawImage() CanvasRenderingContext2D.getImageData() CanvasRenderingContext2D.putImageData() Document.createElement() Document.querySelector() Document.querySelectorAll() Element.innerHTML Element.setAttribute() EventTarget.addEventListener() HTMLCanvasElement.toDataURL() HTMLVideoElement MediaDevices.getUserMedia() […]