Needed to serve an html file at siteurl/zohoverify/verifyforzoho.html in order to verify domain for zoho mail.
Problem is: NextJS uses routes without extensions
You can just put html files inside /public and Next will serve them according to the file structure.
Seems that when Next is matching a route, it first checks /public and then dynamic routes (/app dir).
If you want to keep html files in /public/html, take a look at the next rewrite docs
On Firefox, lazy loaded images may break GSAP ScrollTrigger positions.
LLMs will propbably advise you to call ScrollTrigger.refresh() after every lazyloaded image finishes loading.
A better way is to call refresh when a scrollTrigger (either a ScrollTrigger close to the image, or set a trigger on the image itself) is triggered using the onEnter lifecycle method. This is done to re-calculate start, end positions for all triggers after the image has loaded and caused a layout shift.
const node = document.querySelector('...');
node.isRefreshCalled = false;
gsap.to(node, {
scrollTrigger: {
| selector { | |
| --blur-width: 50px; | |
| position: relative; | |
| /* blur edges */ | |
| &:before, | |
| &:after { | |
| content: ""; | |
| position: absolute; | |
| z-index: 10; |
The browser removes the open attribute synchronously when the user clicks a summary. Any CSS rule tied to details[open] stops matching instantly — before a transition can play. So close never animates with CSS alone.
CSS grid-rows (grid-template-rows: 0fr / 1fr) works for opening but transitionend on fr units is also unreliable across browsers, so it's not a safe base for JS-driven animation either.
Use explicit pixel heights animated via JS.
| // obsidian ignore patterns for syncthing. | |
| // these will be synced across all devices automatically. | |
| // just make sure to set each device's ignore pattern to #include .ignore-patterns.txt | |
| // source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhk1IVCzYiM | |
| // ignore workspace file, which stores editor pane layout, open files | |
| // can cause issues when syncing | |
| .obsidian/workspace.json | |
| // .obsidian/icons // optional |
wanted to let an admin attach an icon (dashicon or uploaded img) to each global
product attribute (e.g. pa_length, pa_paper-type), then show them as icon cards
on the single product page.
wasted a lot of time trying to do this w/ acf/scf field groups on the attribute term edit screen. everything failed for the same root cause:
The goal
Be prompted for your SSH key passphrase on first use, have it remembered for ~10 minutes, then forgotten. Caching for the whole session (the Windows default) was the thing you wanted to avoid for security.
Why it was hard
The built-in Windows OpenSSH ssh-agent simply cannot expire keys. We proved this empirically: