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The object-fit property defines how a specific element responds to the height and width of its enclosing element (Content Box). This property is intended for use

Do you agree with me that carousels are a feature that is widely used on WordPress websites (and in general)? A simple google search and you’ll find dozens of plugins, libraries, and  guides on how to create them. However, when [...]

For security purposes, WordPress only allows uploading of common file types such as images, videos, and documents and such. But what should we do in a case where we want to upload files with extensions that WordPress doesn’t allow by [...]

In this post, we will see how to use the unslick function provided by the Slick Slider library. The unslick function allows us to disable the slider functionality at a specific breakpoint, which we can set when initializing the carousel [...]

Waze Deep Links enables users on your website to easily open the Waze app through an embedded external link on the same site, ensuring a seamless transition between your website and the Waze app for navigation to your business or [...]

In this post, we will see how to add various animations to Slick sliders using Animate.css. This is because Slick provides only two default types of animations...

Structured data or schema are essentially HTML attributes or scripts that help search engines interpret the structure of specific content and understand how to display it correctly and prominently in search results (SERP's).

Search engines require a unique website address for each page to enable scanning, indexing, and user redirection to that page. Let’s explain a bit about the structure of a URL and describe how search engines refer to these addresses. Generally, [...]

The current status of CSS Selectors Level 4 is a kind of draft; however, modern browsers have already started implementing certain parts of the new specifications. In essence, there will never be CSS4 just as there will never be HTML6, [...]

::first-letter is another useful pseudo-element that allows you to style the first letter of text within any element without the need to modify the HTML or add any specific tags like span. The method works similarly to a scenario in [...]