You may have noticed that I recently updated this blog to allow for users like yourself to save an article to view offline. You can do this by clicking the bookmark icon above. If you are ever offline, you will still be able to view articles previously bookmarked. If you...

All browsers ship with a set of default styles that are applied to every web page in what is called the “user agent stylesheet”. Most of these stylesheets are open source so you can have a look through them: Chromium UA stylesheet - Google Chrome & Opera Mozilla UA stylesheet...

tabindex is a global attribute that can be applied to most HTML elements with content. It controls two things: If an element is focusable, either by an input method such as the keyboard, or programatically such as with the focus() method; and At what point an element becomes focusable when...

When the iPhone X came out with the infamous notch, you may have heard of the new safe-area-inset values, which allowed browsers to detect the area of the screen that was covered by the notch and move content around appropriately. Recently, these values have been formalised as part of a...

I prefer to interface with git via the command line, at least for the simple commands. However, I’m a bit lazy, and don’t like having to repeatedly type out the same long commands multiple times a day. Over the years, I have created some short aliases that allow...