If you are monitoring your Google Analytics, you probably have seen pages that get more comments than page views! At first, I thought this was impossible, that you can’t write a comment without first opening the page. But, It turns out that you can write a comment in WordPress without ever opening the page. In […]
Adding structured data using partial views
Structured data is a type of metadata added to your web page that makes it easier for search engines to classify your web page, identify what your web page has to offer, and provide other important information about this page. One type of web page is a blog post and every blog post should have […]
Using a tag helper to add a “read more” in asp.net core
How to add a tag helper for a “read more” link in asp.net core If you use a “read more” link frequently, it is worthwhile to create a tag helper to automate this system. Here is how we want to set up our code: <p>My Introductory paragraph </p><read-more story=”mystory”></read-more> <story-continue story=”mystory”><p> My following paragraphs</p></story-continue> This […]
Bootstrap 4.3.1 supports automatically responsive font sizes
Responsive font sizes made easier Responsive web pages will reorganize themselves to account for smaller screens. However, unless the text size is also managed, you could end up with words that split in the wrong places and a disastrous page layout for smaller screens. Bootstrap 4.3.1 now automates the process of making the font size […]
Responsive web design using ASP.NET Core, partial views, jquery ajax, and bootstrap 4
Responsive web design includes displaying content in the optimal position depending on the size of the screen. Using ASP.Net Core, partial views, bootstrap classes, and Jquery Ajax, we can move fragments of content to the best position depending on the screen size. Consider the case where you want to reverse the position of a fragment […]