Open Glitch, click on "hello-webpage", and click "Remix your own."
HTML is the language we use to write webpages. Every website you've ever visited uses HTML, and yours is no different.
//--------------------------- | |
// Size function | |
// ============= | |
// The size function returns a measurement determined by | |
// the (required) argument of level. | |
// | |
// Example: size(5); | |
// This will return 16rem. | |
//--------------------------- | |
$__size-default: 2; |
//----------------------------- | |
// Units functions | |
//----------------------------- | |
// Strip units from passed value | |
@function stripUnit($n) { | |
@return $n / ($n*0+1); | |
} | |
//--------------------------- |
//--------------------------- | |
// Grid object | |
//--------------------------- | |
$__col-values: (4, 6, 8, 9, 12); | |
@media #{$breakpoint-sm} { | |
@each $size in $__col-values { | |
.col-#{$size}--sm { | |
width: ($size/12 * 100%); |
const Header = () => { | |
const cx = { | |
root: { | |
backgroundColor: colors.blue, | |
color: colors.white, | |
paddingBottom: space[4], | |
paddingTop: space[4] | |
}, | |
container: { | |
margin: 'auto', |
$(document).ready -> | |
# Assuming .hidden sets display: none | |
$('[data-behavior~=rehide]').hide().removeClass('hidden') |
<%= make_scheme org_schema %> |
Open Glitch, click on "hello-webpage", and click "Remix your own."
HTML is the language we use to write webpages. Every website you've ever visited uses HTML, and yours is no different.
import React from 'react' | |
const makeTitle = (title, name) => | |
title === name ? title : `${title} – ${name}` | |
const Meta = ({ | |
name = 'Hack Club', // site name | |
title = 'Hack Club', // page title | |
description, | |
image, |
body { | |
font-family: 'Avenir Next', system-ui; | |
} | |
h1 { | |
color: #ec3750; | |
} |
These first Apple Silicon Macs are to replace the lowest-end models of the Mac, but all the higher-end computers are coming in the next year or two. The 13” MacBook Pro has been two confusingly-similar computers for 4 years: the entry model is basically a thicker MacBook Air for people who want a Pro (in 2016, this was the MacBook Pro without a Touch Bar with two USB-C ports), they now have the Touch Bar but still 2 ports.
When you go to buy MacBook Air, all models have been replaced with M1—because the M1 models are faster & better in every way than the previous generation. Whereas when you buy the Mac mini & MacBook Pro, they’re still selling the higher-end models powered by Intel, including the 4-port models, because the first wave of Apple Silicon doesn’t replace those models. The inclusion of 2 USB-4 ports is because the M1 chip itself includes 2 USB-4 bridges built in, & by using the same chip across all the computers, since the MacBook Air only has the two ports, they had to standardize the design. (T