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Tailwind CSS 4 - Overriding or replacing screen sizes (breakpoints)
Learn how to override and customize screen sizes (breakpoints) in Tailwind CSS 4's new CSS-first configuration system. Includes migration tips, practical examples, and troubleshooting guide. Continue reading
How to increase the WPGraphQL query limit using graphql_connection_max_query_amount
By default, WPGraphQL limits the amount of posts per page that you can query at any one time to 100. But by adding a simple filter & function you can change this limit to any value. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS - Using subgrid to align child content
As of Tailwind CSS 3.4, CSS subgrids are now available. In this article, we will look at how we can use the new subgrid option to fix a very common layout alignment issue. Continue reading
How to clear NGINX cache
There are situations where you might need to clear the NGINX cache, such as updating content or resolving caching issues. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps on how to clear the NGINX cache. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS - How to make a grid with different width columns
Explore how to create a two-column grid as an example using Tailwind CSS, where the first column takes up 20% of the width, and the second column occupies the remaining 80% using 3 different methods to accomplish this. Continue reading
Force SSH Client to use specific private key
SSH config files allow you to define various configuration parameters for SSH connections. By creating a centralized configuration file, you can avoid the need to specify key files, usernames, and other connection details each time they connect to a server. Continue reading
Storing money data in MySQL
When dealing with monetary values, it's crucial to use a data type that supports fixed-point arithmetic. Explore the best practices for storing money data in MySQL to ensure data integrity and precision. Continue reading
Configuring and Using Aliases in Zsh on MacOS
Configuring aliases in Zsh on MacOS is a simple yet powerful way to enhance your command-line experience. By customising commands to match your workflow, you can save time and reduce the cognitive load associated with remembering complex commands. Continue reading
Selectively disable image lazy loading in WP 5.5+ (without plugin)
A better solution is to only disable lazy loading for selected images by class, particularly for images which increase the LCP metric. Continue reading
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