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I'll let you in on a little secret while writing this article; I'm also working on this site and finding a neat, low JS alternative to a search function. Don't get me wrong, Lunr and Algolia are great options, but I would like to keep my website as l...
Yesterday, we looked at the :visited selector how we can use it to enhance our website. However, it doesn't exactly have the best options out of the box. It comes down to color change. And that kind of sucks. As mentioned, this visited state has been...
Don't get me wrong, until a couple of days ago. My blog didn't leverage the :visited pseudo-class. But I'm here to change your mind and use it hopefully. Let's take a look at Google search results to see it in action. Can you spot which ones I visit...
Today we'll be looking at how to zip up one or multiple files on Linux systems. Zipping files can come in super handy when dealing with multiple files or backups that need to be transferred or moved. In my case, this situation occurred because I want...
In Linux systems, by default, the history does not include a timestamp, which can be annoying when you want to see when a command was executed to determine an update or some kind. So today, I'll be showing you how to enable timestamps for the bash hi...
Yesterday we had a look at how you can insert an element before another element. And today, we'll be looking at the after function to insert elements after another element. Insert an element after another element Let's start with an existing element ...
