Terence Eden, who's apparently inspiring several posts this week, recently shared a way to attach a hook to WordPress's get_the_post_thumbnail() function in order to remove the extraneous "closing mark" from the (self-closing in HTML)
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It all started when I saw no-ht.ml, Terence Eden's hilarious response to Salma Alam-Naylor's excellent HTML is all you need to make a website. The latter is an argument against both the silly amount of JavaScript with which websites routinely burden their users, but also even against depending on web development, html5, web, code, html, css, firefox, published on gemini, technology

As part of the preparing to leave the Bodleian I've been revisiting a lot of the documentation I've written over the last eight years. It occurred to me that I've never written publicly about how the Bodleian's digital signage/interactives actually work; there are possible lessons to learn.

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When I write a blog post, it generally becomes a static thing: its content always usually stays the same for the rest of its life (which is, in my case, pretty much forever). But sometimes, I go back and make an amendment. When I make minor changes that don't affect the overall meaning of the web development, html5, blogging, web design, css