Category: Frontend

In the previous article, I added some simple CSS animations to show how the separation of my assets works. Now that that is en place, let's dive into JavaScript a bit more and create an even better typewriter animation based on your input! Input One day I’ll fetch the Smith Corona from the cupboard, set it on the desk…

As I have added TypeScript and WebPack encore to Grav recently I wanted to find a way to add CSS and JavaScript only to certain pages. Generating multiple outputs for assets So far I generated a assets.html page that would contain the links to the JavaScript and CSS files generated by WebPack: To generate different…

We are all used to seeing a scroll bar on all the pages we visit daily on the internet. They are useful and explicit. This is very handy but not enjoyable. For a while now all major Browsers accept some CSS Pseudo elements to customise to wat the browser's scroller looks. To have some more information you can check it…

I started this Grav Blog in 2016. It was a nice and easy way to get started and to set everything up. I got the LingonBerry theme and only changed a few lines in its CSS code to change some colors. This worked fine and was up for years. Recently I wanted to get back to my blog to add some more content, and so I looked…