At some point in the past, my mind stored `grid-column: 1 / span all` as a valid piece of code when i want to have an item being placed across all columns, especially when the number of columns is changing over screen sizes. Turns out, i was very wrong.
When moving my blog over to Eleventy with Nunjucks templating, i suddenly had the problem that some of my articles cound not be rendered anymore.
I've just added a browse navigation to the single page templates of this blog. Since the documentation in Hugo is not super straight forward, i want to document my insights here.
I'm currently watching Sarah Drasner's 'Design for Developers course on FrontendMasters. I'm also currently redesigning and rebuilding my portfolio website. Suitably enough, the design course has a chapter on color, color theory and how to build your own color palette.
Sometimes you need to create a new branch based on an older state of the repository – say, something unrelated broke and the fix will take some time.
This Tuesday, i held a talk at the VueJS Berlin meetup. This article is about the content foundation for the talk.
Reading into the Breadcrumb example on the WAI-ARIA Practices website, i noticed a tiny detail in the HTML i never gave much thought before: The list uses an ordered list for the list markup.