When first setting up a computer with Windows 10 a new user account is created. The new default user account is configured to automatically login at startup. Where the computer is at home, with limited variation in its usage this practice may be helpful. Although it does make any sensitive data readily available to any […]
Order 2 Columns with Bootstrap 4
A website was using WordPress’ blocks. Two columns with text in the left hand column and an image in the right hand column. I wished to position the sidebar below the main content when viewing using the smaller screen sizes of phones and tablets. Here the layout. With the image on the left and the […]
Using a Counter in CSS
CSS supports the use of a counter which can be used as the content in the before and after pseudo elements. The counter can be used in both ordered and unordered lists. And with Divs. and a number of other HTML elements. Obvious purpose is a table of contents implemented with a list and text […]
Retain Domain Ownership whilst giving Control to your Developers
Your website design company wants control over your domain. They want to be able to host the website and its email. But should you simply give them access and transfer your domain from your current registration company to your new website design company who will host it on your behalf? Perhaps this ought to be […]
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What are Viewport Percentage Units?
Viewport percentage units are a CSS definition which allows a value, such as a div width or font size to be scaled according to the screen size. The values are: Where 1v is equivalent to 1% of the initial containing block The viewport percentage units can be used like this: .main-content{ height:80vh width:100vh; } or […]
What’s the Difference Between Dead End and Orphan Pages
Orphan website pages and dead end pages are the opposites of one another […]
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Using CSS to Stop Element Scrolling out of View
The aim is to allow the content in the sidebar to scroll upwards, alongside the main content until it reaches the top of the screen. It will then hold position whilst the main body of content continues to scroll. This is like setting a fixed position, but it is allowed to scroll when there is […]
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How to Setup a Page Funnel Report in ga4
The analytics page funnel illustrates on which pages visitors arrive on the website, their journey through the website, and their leaving page. Using the page funnel, the greater used pages are easy to see and the subsequent drop off pages can help to understand any issues with the website. Google Analytics version 3 (Universal Analytics) […]
WooCommerce Show Empty Categories
Show all WooCommerce product categories whether they have assigned products or are empty. By default WooCommerce will hide categories, which are empty, when displaying the list of categories. A category is empty if there are no assigned products.This could be simply that the category has been created but no products assigned to it. Products which […]
Using CSS to Display a List in Columns
Here’s a simple list of items which is short across the page: If the content area width is much wider than the content of the list items, for example a list of words, or as in the above example a list of items, breaking the list into multiple columns would make better use of the […]