A Table of Contents helps users navigate (long) blog posts. I use them on both posts and post. The desktop version always shows the table on the right side in the sidebar (using a text-widget with a shortcode). On mobile, I’ll only show it on long articles, using a shortcode under the first paragraph.
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In WordPress you have two main taxonomies: categories and tags. I use categories as a taxonomy tree. That is why I want to show the submenu on the category page. It does not come out of the box, so I created something that renders the submenu items for me.
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Recently, I worked on my theme for KeesTalksTech. To gain performance, I need to rely less on plugins, that’s why I needed a simple way to show small lists of posts in my sidebar.
I’ve created 2 short codes: one that shows recent posts, used in the new section and one that shows specific posts, used in the highlights section.
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The JavaScript Array has everything to acts as a nice Stack structure, the only thing is missing is a peek() method. In this blog I’ll discuss two ways of implementing a stack based on the array.
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