Just checked the locally hosted version of GPORG on my computer and found that none of the fonts, etc were loading and the CSS that was supposed to render after the JS finished loading didn’t. đ€ Checked the console and found that some of the CSS was being blocked by the new(ish) CSP rules I had set up. Wut. I opened my editor, checked the .htaccess file where I keep the rules, and IT WAS GONE. đ± Not sure what removed it, but I found through my git client that SOMETHING had removed it for some reason. Aaaand all I had to do was discard the changes, and bam đ„, all fixed.
Tag: github
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Trying out Github….again
I actually signed up for Github about 2 years ago, but never did anything with it. There are a few test repos but barely anything that has to do with code. Nowadays, it’s almost expected for you to be on Github if you’re a webdev.
Even if you’re working solo, it’s great for code management (need to push some bug fixes live, but don’t want to make the new big, alpha-stage features live just yet? Put the new alpha-stage features in a new branch, have the bug fixes be on the main branch, then LIVE!).
Here are two repos I have up that I’m fairly proud of:
- animate.scss – A SASS/SCSS port of animate.css. This is just a straight port, with no added features or animations. I tried it out…I think it works great, but as far as I know, I’m the only person using it. đ
- breakpoints.js – Inspired by Twitter Bootstrap’s breakpoint mixins, but for Javascript.