Last month the Department of Justice published its official stance on web accessibility, what it means and how it relates to state and local governments, as well as any businesses working with the public. The guidelines separate government-related entities under Title II and public businesses under Title III. The purpose of the guidelines is to…
Category: Web Development
Revolutionizing Responsive Design with CSS Container Queries
Container queries are a new CSS feature making big waves. They let websites shift away from designs based on page size to a container-based approach, part of a larger evolution in the design ecosystem. Containers allow you to add styles to elements, like font sizes, colors, and layout widths, based on the parent container. This…
Building a Simple WordPress Plugin to Customize Your Website
Plugins are an essential part of any WordPress site. They add new functionality beyond the core WordPress features and allow you to customize your site to be exactly what you need. The WordPress plugin library is vast and contains plugins for most general needs, but it is sometimes necessary to build your own plugin. Plugins…
Discover the Benefits of the Upcoming CSS :has() Selector
On December 20th, 2021, Safari Technology Preview 137 was released, adding unflagged support for the :has() selector. An unflagged feature doesn’t require the user to manually enable it themselves. The long-requested tool is most often thought of as a “parent selector” as its most commonly anticipated use case is to select a parent element that…