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- How to Edit Source Files Directly in Chrome
- Edit the web source code directly in Chrome browser, saying goodbye to the tedious editing - refresh loop! This article will guide you how to use Chrome developer tools to edit HTML, CSS and JavaScript files directly and iterate in development quickly. The daily workflow of web developers is usually: write HTML, CSS and JavaScript code in the editor, then open the page in the browser, use the developer tool to debug it after discovering problems, modify the code, copy it back to the editor, and then reload the page. … While tools such as hot reload simplify the process, many developers still switch between developer tools and editors. In fact, Chrome allows you to open and edit source files directly in your browser.
- JS Tutorial . chrome 1025 2025-02-10 12:36:13
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- How to Add Scalable Vector Graphics to Your Web Page
- Key points for SVG image application This article summarizes a variety of ways to add SVG images to web pages, including at least six, one of which is to embed SVG XML code directly into HTML pages and the other is to use tags. In this example, SVG is the source file of the img tag. Observation of accessibility of SVG images When using SVG images, you need to pay attention to accessibility. First, when using SVG in img tags, be sure to include the alt attribute to provide text substitute for screen readers. Secondly, title and desc elements can be used in SVG to provide title and description information for the graphics respectively. For example: Circular Green circle on yellow background In this example, the title of SVG is "Circle", which describes
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 254 2025-02-10 11:54:12
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- Your Regular WordPress Maintenance Checklist
- Maintaining WordPress websites regularly is essential to keep them running at speed, secure and functional. This includes daily tasks such as checking website uptime, performing backups, and monitoring security reports, as well as weekly, monthly and yearly tasks such as review reviews, updates, visual inspections, and reviews of topics and plugins. Using WordPress plugins can help simplify maintenance tasks. For example, plugins such as BackUpWordPress, Backup to Dropbox, and BackupBuddy can automate daily backups, while other plugins such as Sucuri Security, Bulletproof Security, or Wordfence can
- WordPress . chrome 396 2025-02-10 11:37:09
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- Learn End-to-end Testing with Puppeteer
- This tutorial explores the world of software testing and demonstrates how to use Puppeteer, a Node library, for efficient end-to-end testing of web applications. We'll cover different testing types and then build a practical example using a simple c
- JS Tutorial . chrome 844 2025-02-10 11:33:09
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- 30 Life-saving Tools for Front-end Developers
- As web application capabilities become increasingly complex and meticulous, web developers need flexible tools to meet growing user expectations. The good news is that the web development ecosystem offers us a wealth of options, both well-known companies and open source communities, competing to build stronger libraries, frameworks, and applications to help developers get their job done, increase productivity and efficiency. This article summarizes more than 30 top tools for front-end web developers, covering code editors, code playgrounds, CSS generators, JS libraries, and more. Let's get to know in depth! Key Points Versatility and accessibility: Front-end development tools continue to evolve to provide a variety of features from code editing to performance optimization, suitable for beginners and experiences
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 877 2025-02-10 11:26:15
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- What is the JavaScript Internationalization API (I18n)?
- English is the most widely spoken language in the world, but only one in seven people speak English. It is the first language (native language) of 379 million people, but there are 917 million people who speak Mandarin, 460 million people who speak Spanish, and 341 million people who speak Hindi. Many non-English speaking users live in emerging markets, with internet growth increasing exponentially. If your web application can be translated globally, your potential target market may increase by 700%! The JavaScript Internationalized API (also known as i18n) allows you to design web pages and applications so that they can easily adapt to the needs of users who speak different languages. In this article, we will look at the various methods the API provides and how it can be found in you
- JS Tutorial . chrome 236 2025-02-10 10:52:09
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- React Hooks: How to Get Started & Build Your Own
- Hooks have been taking the React world by storm. In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at what hooks are and how you use them. I’ll introduce you to some common hooks that ship with React, as well as showing you how to write your own. By the time you’v
- JS Tutorial . chrome 1029 2025-02-10 10:48:09
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- Build a Chrome Extension to Streamline Your Workflow
- This article details building a Chrome extension to enhance WordPress functionality, specifically focusing on streamlining the editorial workflow. The author's experience at SitePoint, initially grappling with a disorganized submission process, led
- JS Tutorial . chrome 156 2025-02-10 10:40:12
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- How to Use 2D Transformation Functions in CSS
- Excerpted from Tiffany's new book "The Master of CSS, Second Edition" The CSS transformation feature gives us the ability to create effects and interactions that other methods cannot achieve. Combining transitions and animations, we can create elements and interfaces that rotate, dance and scale. Especially three-dimensional transformation, it can simulate physical objects. This article will explore two-dimensional transformation functions (three-dimensional functions are introduced here). There are four main two-dimensional transformation functions: rotation, scaling, tilt and displacement. Six other functions allow us to transform elements along a single dimension: scaleX and scaleY; skewX and skewY; and translateX and translateY. Key Points The four main two-dimensional transformation functions in CSS are r
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 771 2025-02-10 10:19:09
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- Easy and Responsive Modern CSS Grid Layout
- Core points CSS Grid is a powerful layout system that allows the creation of grid structures in CSS, not in HTML. Most modern browsers support it, except for IE11, which supports older versions. This article demonstrates how to create a responsive modern CSS Grid layout, step by step add CSS Grid and provide fallback code for older browsers. This includes technology to center elements, span projects, and adjust the layout of small equipment. CSS Grid provides utilities such as grid-column and grid-row to locate grid projects, as well as justify-items, alig
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 814 2025-02-10 10:13:10
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- Scroll Snap in CSS: Controlling Scroll Action
- CSS Scroll Snap: Effortlessly Create Smooth Scrolling Interfaces This excerpt from Tiffany's CSS Master, 2nd Edition, explores the CSS Scroll Snap Module, a powerful tool for building modern, app-like web experiences. Scroll snap allows precise cont
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 652 2025-02-10 10:10:14
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- 6 Tools for Debugging React Native
- Key Takeaways Debugging is a crucial part of software development, helping to identify and fix problems before they’re pushed to production. In the React Native world, there are several tools available for debugging, each suited to different envir
- JS Tutorial . chrome 237 2025-02-10 10:07:08
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- How to Build a File Upload Form with Express and DropzoneJS
- Dropzone.js: A tool to improve file upload form File upload forms are often troublesome: developers are unwilling to build, designers are unwilling to beautify, and users are unwilling to fill in. The most frustrating thing is the file control itself - the style is difficult to adjust, the use is clumsy, and uploading files can also slow down the submission of forms. The Dropzone.js plug-in came into being, which can improve the appearance and user experience of file upload controls and upload files in the background via AJAX, at least making the upload process look faster. In addition, it can verify files before they arrive on the server, providing users with near-instant feedback. This article will dive into Dropzone.js, demonstrating how to implement it, and how to adjust and customize it
- JS Tutorial . chrome 581 2025-02-10 09:42:11
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- Node.js vs Deno: What You Need to Know
- Since its release, Deno has attracted widespread attention from the JavaScript community. As a JavaScript runtime designed by Node creators, you might expect a lot of similarities between these two projects, and that's true. However, they also have important differences, which means you can't simply replace the other with one. This article will explore Deno's relationship with its "old senior" Node.js to help understand what they are in common and different. (If you want to learn about Deno’s core content first, check out our recent introduction article.) Key Points Deno and Node.js are both JavaScript runtimes, but
- JS Tutorial . chrome 624 2025-02-10 09:10:10
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- Squeaky Portraits: Having Fun with the CSS path() Function
- This article explores the creative possibilities of CSS clip-path: path(), now widely supported, for dynamic web design. Learn to craft interactive, animated splat shapes using multiple SVG path definitions and CSS transitions. Enhance user engagem
- CSS Tutorial . chrome 784 2025-02-10 08:39:15