More theme changes
As I started writing those Google Code Jam posts, I grew unsatisfied with the blockquote option offered by the current theme: walls of text was set in big, italic typefaces. Not the most readable choice.
As I started writing those Google Code Jam posts, I grew unsatisfied with the blockquote option offered by the current theme: walls of text was set in big, italic typefaces. Not the most readable choice.
Since I have just updated to WordPress 5, it seems appropriate to start investigate what changes do I need to keep in mind if I am to switch to Gutenberg.
While I have been using WordPress 5 on my local test server for months, I still worried about possible breakage caused by an update. Anyway, if my Gentoo experiment is any indictment, then I should have come to the conclusion that “not updating your system” breaks the system worse than …
Yesterday I received an email from Let’s Encrypt, the certificate provider I have been using and previously talked about in a previous post. The mail says: Your Let’s Encrypt client used ACME TLS-SNI-01 domain validation to issue a certificate in the past 60 days. Below is a list of names and …
Now that I have an SVG image, that is, the site logo, it might be time to explore more ways to mess with SVG images. So, what if I want to create a “spinner” based on the site logo?
In the following few days, I will (hopefully) explore how to make interactive and animated SVG parts. There are a few goals behind this: To understand d3.js, one has to understand SVG first. I want to create a unique progress spinner component. Sadly, Inkscape does not seem to be a …
Just realized that Kahuna has already included print style in their CSS, so that printed posts will be mostly black-on-white. It saves ink and promotes clarity. My CSS hacks had interfered with this and caused the printed pages to have a weird header. It has now been fixed.
Anyone interested in typography will probably ask me this question: Why is there no ligature for “fi” in the site title, de finibus? And for some time I thought the answer was: “I would like to, but Adagio Serif does not come with one.” Which is completely wrong. Adagio Serif …