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Weeknotes 26:23 Road trip to ETSU I took a road trip in the middle of the week with my wife and youngest. We traveled to Johnson City, Tennessee where my youngest will... https://jeffbridgforth.com/weeknotes-june-7-2026/
Weeknotes 26:23
Road trip to ETSU I took a road trip in the middle of the week with my wife and youngest. We traveled to Johnson City, Tennessee where my youngest will attend school in the fall. I had traveled through eastern Tennessee on my way to Asheville three years but this was my first trip where...
I wrote an article on how I restored my WordPress editor setup after the 7.0 update changed several defaults. Shout out to @chriscoyier.net and his write-ip last week that helped me to piece together what happened and solutions to "restore." jeffbridgforth.com/wordpress-7-...
WordPress 7.0 changed editor defaults | Jeff Bridgforth
Last weekend, I logged into the WordPress to add some posts to my memory keeper personal project. When the editor came up, I noticed that the button and link colors were a much brighter blue color. At...
On the flip side, I have several different ideas of thinks I would like to write. - Writeup of un-sassing my site and the new themes - 1 year work anniversary and review of last 6 months - Case study on a recent freelance project - Expanded thoughts on Artemis II and space program
Jeff Bridgforth@jeffbridgforth.comI have felt so unmotivated lately to write. A combination of not sleeping well and allergies leaves me feeling physically tired. I had a strong case of the "don't"s yesterday. I finally finished my weeknote this morning after getting most of it done on Sunday. jeffbridgforth.com/weeknotes-ap...
I have felt so unmotivated lately to write. A combination of not sleeping well and allergies leaves me feeling physically tired. I had a strong case of the "don't"s yesterday. I finally finished my weeknote this morning after getting most of it done on Sunday. jeffbridgforth.com/weeknotes-ap...
Weeknotes 26:15 | Jeff Bridgforth
Once again, I worked on a lot of smaller tasks this week in my day job. One of the tasks I addressed was font declarations in our stylesheet. I believe someone in the past had set up Sass variables fo...
These are exactly the types of things I wanted to learn about from this course. I knew @ishadeed.com was doing so clever things after watching his CSS Day talk from last summer. youtu.be/_njUxg5UfR0?...
Just had an "aha" moment with style container queries as I am working through The Layout Maestro. I now I understand why this can be a powerful tool when paired with custom properties and :has(). #CSSLayout #StyleContainerQueries @ishadeed.com thelayoutmaestro.com
I like how @ishadeed.com is using :has() to create conditional layouts. A very clever use of the selector that I had not thought about. Learn more in his course: thelayoutmaestro.com
I have been wanting to un-Sass my personal site since last year when I wrote an article for CSS Tricks. css-tricks.com/is-it-time-t...
Jeff Bridgforth@jeffbridgforth.comI just updated my site with new color themes and sans-Sass. This has been brewing for a couple of months. I had time over the weekend to create a new CSS file and updated light/dark themes. Decided yesterday to also include "classic" theme (blue) which is my favorite color. jeffbridgforth.com
I just updated my site with new color themes and sans-Sass. This has been brewing for a couple of months. I had time over the weekend to create a new CSS file and updated light/dark themes. Decided yesterday to also include "classic" theme (blue) which is my favorite color. jeffbridgforth.com
I enjoyed Front End Study Hall last week. Interesting discussion about how gardening and construction are similar to software development. cc @artlung.com #IndieWeb jeffbridgforth.com/weeknotes-ma...
Brought up this article today during our discussion in Front End Study Hall. Just a reminder that the Web is a complex thing and there are no single "right" ways of doing things. piccalil.li/blog/if-it-w...
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"Friction is essential to human work. Friction is what a sculptor feels when the chisel meets the stone. Friction is what turns a rough surface into something smooth and polished. The frictionless version of creative work isn’t faster creative work. It’s no creative work at all." That is gold.
I posted my first "weeknotes" seven years ago today. I had no idea that I would keep up the practice as long as I have and as frequently as I have in the past few years. jeffbridgforth.com/weeknotes-ma...
