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JavaScript Objects for Beginners

JavaScript is built on a simple paradigm based on objects. An object is a collection of properties, where a property is an association between a key and a value. Objects in JavaScript can be compared to objects in other programming [...]

What are UTM Parameters, Why and How to Use them?

Have you ever looked at Google Analytics and wondered how users arrived at or landed on a specific page and not another? If so, then UTM Parameters, or 'פרמטרים UTM' in Hebrew, are the answer...

How to Backup & Restore a WordPress Site?

Two Methods for Backing Up a WordPress Site: Without a Plugin and an Additional Approach Using UpdraftPlus. Performing a backup for a WordPress site enables you to safeguard it in case you encounter any issues...

How to Add and Configure Security Headers on WordPress

Security Headers in WordPress were created to protect applications from frequent and widespread attacks without the need to add or modify anything in your application's code. When it comes to securing websites or web applications, there are several aspects to [...]

How to Use the CSS @supports Property for Feature Detection

Almost a decade of developing WordPress has taught me that detecting certain supported features in a browser is primarily done using JavaScript and libraries like Modernizr. Over the years, I've noticed that identifying specific features that are supported by a [...]

How the CSS minmax() Function Works

One of the useful features introduced along with the CSS Grid specifications is the 'minmax()' function. This function opens a door for us and enables writing stronger and more concise CSS by doing..

CSS Grid Fr Unit Explained

CSS Grid introduced a new measurement unit to the world. It's essentially a new type of flexible unit called the Fr unit. The meaning of Fr is Fractional Unit, where 1fr represents a fraction of the available space.

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