How to Develop a Strong Internal Linking Structure for Your Website (4 Key Tips)
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WordPress.com
Hey! Chris here, with a big thanks to WordPress, for not just their sponsorship here the last few months, but for being a great product for so many sites I’ve worked on over the years. I’ve been a web designer and developer for the better part of two decades, and it’s been a great career for me.
I’m all about learning. The more you know, the more you’re capable of doing and the more doors open for you, so …
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Choosing the Right WordPress Theme for Your Business in 2019
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Getting Started with Vue Plugins
In the last months, I’ve learned a lot about Vue. From building SEO-friendly SPAs to crafting killer blogs or playing with transitions and animations, I’ve experimented with the framework thoroughly.
But there’s been a missing piece throughout my learning: plugins.
Most folks working with Vue have either comes to rely on plugins as part of their workflow or will certainly cross paths with plugins somewhere down the road. Whatever the case, they’re a great way to leverage existing …
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HTML for Numeric Zip Codes
I just overheard this discussion on Twitter, kicked off by Dave.
Me (coding a form): <input id=”zip” type=”number”>
Tiny Devil (appears on shoulder): Yaaas! I love the optimism, ship it!
Me: Wait, why are you here? Is this going to blow up on me? What do you know that I don’t?
— Dave SPOOPert (@davatron5000) October 9, 2018
It seems like zip codes are just numbers, right? So…
<input id="zip" name="zip" type="number">
The advantage there being able to take …
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HTML for Zip Codes
I just overheard this discussion on Twitter, kicked off by Dave.
Me (coding a form): <input id=”zip” type=”number”>
Tiny Devil (appears on shoulder): Yaaas! I love the optimism, ship it!
Me: Wait, why are you here? Is this going to blow up on me? What do you know that I don’t?
— Dave SPOOPert (@davatron5000) October 9, 2018
It seems like zip codes are just numbers, right? So…
<input id="zip" name="zip" type="number">
The advantage there being able to take …
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