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Testing out this serverless-micropub endpoint for Netlify.
Took everything I’ve learned from
Lean Web Club so far and rewrote the pull-quote web component I’d (embarrassingly) cobbled together a few months ago. All kinds of style hooks & added the right attribute to float either side. Demo link in readme. GitHub - miklb/pull-quote: a little HTML web component to add pull quotesa little HTML web component to add pull quotes. Contribute to miklb/pull-quote development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
CoPilot fail: telling me hasOwn “seems to be a typo or a custom method” and that I need to use hasOwnProperty except that’s not what the docs say.
Note:
Object.hasOwn()is intended as a replacement forObject.prototype.hasOwnProperty()."
I’m one of those folks that still lament the loss of DarkSky. I waffle now between Carrot and the Apple Weather app. Dr. Drang nails one of the first and biggest UI issues I had—the 10 day temp graphs. The unbearable sorrow of Apple Weather
For now I’m not allowing any AI scrapers as much as you can using robots.txt, including adding Applebot-Extended.
I’ve played around some with SVG masks and CSS masking, but this post from Andy Bell on Mask image introduced me to a new CSS property: mask-composite. Layer two masks and you can add, subtract, intersect or exclude them. Rad.
I have always wanted to use more footnotes[1]. And I have always coveted folks who have managed to pull off having their footnotes hang out in the sidebar. Just feels like a better reading experience for an aside, which is how I mostly use them. Michelle Barker demos how the coming-soon CSS Anchor Positioning will make it easier to accomplish. Unfortunately I’m not sure where Webkit/Safari is with implementing. But checking out the demo in latest Chrome, I hope it’s soon.
I use a combination of a VSCode extension and a markdown-it plugin with Eleventy. ↩︎
New to me, a VSCode extension that helps you manage your static site content. Worth it alone for managing tags and front matter. Front Matter VSCode CMS
This is not a drill WebKit added support for the View Transitions API in Safari 18 beta. “Safari supports the CSS View Transitions Module Level 1 specification.” 🎉