One design pattern that I get passed off to me fairly frequently is a headline with a centered line filling the space to the right or on both sides. Here is an example: I’ve found a few different ways to accomplish this effect in the past. They worked but always felt a little hacky and… Continue reading Using Flexbox and Pseudo Elements for Text Between Lines
Category: CSS
Hiding empty paragraphs
For the most part, I have really warmed up to the Gutenberg editor in WordPress. It took me a while. I was very used to the “old ways,” but the flexibility and promise of Gutenberg have won me over. One small thing that I have noticed, though, is that it is really common for users… Continue reading Hiding empty paragraphs
Saving changes made in Chrome’s Web Inspector
It is wonderful to be able to use Chrome’s Web Inspector development tools to tweak the CSS of a web page to get elements just right. However, what is the best way to apply these changes to the actual stylesheet? One could, of course, just move these changes by recreating the tweaks to the CSS… Continue reading Saving changes made in Chrome’s Web Inspector