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Katrin K.

katrin_k@front-end.social

<p>Frontend developer with a special love for CSS. Accessiblity is for everyone. Working at mindscreen. she/her.</p>

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  • Post #3174545

    What a find! Was on https://docs.ghost.org/ and from there wanted to open the page https://ghost.org/ via right-click &amp;gt; open in new tab. now look what we have here. some quick ways to get to ghost&amp;#39;s logo.

  • Post #3174544

    so weird watching the livestream of this year&amp;#39;s conference and in the sidebar youtube lists the video of your own talk from last year.

  • Post #2906062

    today is a &amp;quot;left button&amp;quot; day. but my finger&amp;#39;s really itchy.

  • Post #2906061

    Recently registered on a community support discord chat for the first time ever. And oh my dear! What a shitty experience is this!!! Chat is generally bad for forum stuff, but e.g. slack at least displays threads in a sensible way and seems to have a functioning search.

  • Post #2906059

    @db &amp;quot;I’d like to see a prefers-tacky media query.&amp;quot; 🤣 👏

  • Post #2906057

    Continuing to port my friend&amp;#39;s drupal website to kirby. And i just setup both the sitemap.xml and the rss feeds in a matter of minutes. Granted, this doesn&amp;#39;t take into account the hours wrapping my head around the kirby universe and php and everything. So, big thumbs up to past me who decided to save relevant links along the way. Sitemap from kirby cookbook https://getkirby.com/docs/cookbook/navigation/sitemap Rss feeds from @kev https://kevquirk.com/blog/how-to-add-an-rss-f...

  • Post #2906055

    Guess, i&amp;#39;m on a run today. Here&amp;#39;s the blog post on adding a numbered pagination to the kirby site. https://frontend.die-katrin.eu/blog/2026/numbered-pagination-in-kirby/

  • Post #2906053

    d&amp;#39;oh. same style of open graph preview image as eventbrite. time for less in-ya-face.

  • Post #2906052

    one thing i never seem to get right is when and where to apply aspect-ratio. guess, i&amp;#39;ll have to queue up a blog post for this.

  • Post #2906051

    choose the right tool for the job, they say. kill your darlings, they say. i&amp;#39;m not sure what huch made me check out astro for the first time (yeah, i know, late to the party). but it&amp;#39;s perfect for the current project. and my 11ty-loving heart hurts to admit it&amp;#39;s a lot better suited than 11ty with webc, which i tried initially.