Making A Website 05 - Adding A Blog
In this post of the making a website series, we will add a blog to our simple site.
Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
In this post of the making a website series, we will add a blog to our simple site.
Our light website is coming along nicely, but there's still some work to do - today we're going to make our website responsive.
We now have a pretty good looking webpage, but it's now time to turn it into a website. In this post we're going to add additional pages, as well as a menu.
Lobste.rs is WAY better than Hacker News (in my opinion). Here's why...
I’ve just been having a flick through Hacker News and I came across this post from the BBC: What can you use instead of Google and Facebook? It’s an interesting read that talks about things that many...
I have read so many posts about this recently, it's making my head hurt. I get the sentiment - a popular OS is going end of life, so it's a good opportunity to coax new people over to Linux.
If you're using a pre-built theme, the likelihood is that Google Fonts is being used for rendering typography. This post will show you how to self-host web fonts so you're not beholden to Google. Gett...
When discovering a new blog, I like to have a look through at least a few pages of blog archives before adding them to my RSS feeds.
Welcome to the first post in my series Making A Website. This series of posts will take you through all the steps needed to make your very own website from scratch.
The new Gutenberg editor in WordPress is pretty good, but I wanted to be able to customise the colour palette of my blocks. This post will show you how to add a custom colour palette to the Gutenberg editor.
Regular readers of this blog will know that it's very much a tech focussed site. However, I have three main passions in my life, which are tech (obviously), fish-keeping and motorbikes.
Markdown is a simplified version of HTML. If you want to know how to convert WordPress to Markdown, you should probably read this post.
I recently wrote a post explaining that I think Privacy & Security Are Different. Following that post I've received some feedback questioning my rationale. This post is a response to some of that feedback.
Where possible, I have decided to transition from native apps to Progressive Web Apps (PWA) on my mobile devices. If you want to know why I think they're a much better solution than native apps, please read on.
The Librem 5 is way overpriced for what it is. I'll be surprised if they sell a single unit.
I regularly see people using the terms Privacy and Security interchangably online. I wanted to take a couple of minutes to explain the differences between the two.
Zoho mail is a far better product than Gmail and in this post I intend to prove it to you.
In this post I'm going to show you how to setup email with your own domain using the same company I use to host my email, Zoho.
After all my messing around with different blog platforms, I've come full circle and gone back to WordPress.