Using the :target pseudo-selector in Jekyll
A test post to get my glossary working.
Temporary test zone
Working to make the web as fast as possible, highly readable, responsive, and easy to navigate. User and open source advocate.
A test post to get my glossary working.
This site by Anderson Prado inspired me to use tooltips and popovers to quickly look up things that I often forget.
Using JavaScript for popovers and tooltips in Jekyll.
Where should I store my Jekyll data?
Collection - As the most flexible option, this is usually the best choice. Unless you have one of the requirements below, this is probably what you’ll want to use.
Data File - If the data is already in a CSV, YML, JSON or you would usually store that information in one of those file formats, go with a Data File.
Front Matter - If you need to order data in a non-sortable way and that data only needs to be used on a single page, use an array in Front Matter.
Note’s from a post on “How to build and launch a web product: an operational framework”.
Take a minute: look at your goals, look at your performance, see if your behavior matches your goals.
A change in perspective is worth 80 IQ points.