Turned off the hot water recirc at home, and treated one plant for mites.
Applied Inline FontAwesome SVGs in Hugo to the Hugo theme for the Wieting web site.
Found Video - How to Adjust a Bicycle Helmet a short time ago. 😄
Last evening I successfully completed a move of ItalianoWoods.com from a defunct presence on DigitalOcean to a landing site and working email via Azure and Azure DNS. Details can be found in a few places, including:
Finale Workflow Documentation
Mackenzie, my daughter, and I created this post documenting my wife’s Finale workflow for scanning and editing music on her Mac. We did this for my wife to celebrate her birthday preserve her sanity. Well, it was worth a shot. The birthday idea seemed more romantic, but mental health comes first.
The document was created using a process we recently built and documented in Creating Better Documentation. In this instance of the process we tried to annotate in yellow screen capture elements that need attention, and used red annotation to indicate things that require input or action of some kind. In some of the later images we failed and things that should be red were left highlighted in yellow. Sorry.
Continue Reading »As I started to follow-up on Gating My Content & More - Parts 1 and 2 I quickly realized that I’ve already forgotten most of what I learned about eleventy back in December. So, since I already have years of Hugo experience, I elected to “begin again” with Migrating from Hugo to Eleventy and that article makes an early reference to A Deep Dive Into Eleventy Static Site Generator. If those fail there’s Let’s Learn Eleventy.
In case it’s needed later, I captured all of the sites listed above in a OneTab page.
Gating My Content & More
I started to create a lengthy post here but ended up moving it to my professional blog. So, please look for the start of this subject in Gating My Content & More - Parts 1 and 2.
Rename Azure Subscription
Today I plan to follow the guidance found in Rename Azure Subscriptions and Find Your Environments Faster to fix the name of my personal Azure subscription 1, and maybe more. That’s a horrible name, I know!
Done! The new subscription name is SummittDweller Pay-As-You-Go. Much better!
Gating My Content
Gating Content in JAMstack Sites
This section’s title was borrowed from a Stackbit article with the same title, Gating Content in JAMstack Sites. Working through that article to password protect some of the content at https://Wieting.TamaToledo.com is my tech pursit today.
Nope, Not on Netlify
😦 Last evening I took a shot at implementing the Netlify Identity tricks from the aforementioned article, but could not easily get it to work. The problem, I think, is that the https://Wieting.TamaToledo.com on Netlify already uses Netlify Identity for authentication of my Netlify CMS forms, and adding a second, separate instance of that service isn’t trivial and perhaps isn’t even feasible. I also tried implementing some quick Staticrypt CLI protection but that also failed. Netlify does provide a really quick and painless solution, but it costs $20/month, at a minimum, to enable it.
Continue Reading »Fixing a Broken GitHub Repo
Don’t Push Enormous Files to GitHub!
Pay close attention to the subtitle above! A couple of days ago I was working on content for Tama-Toledo Community Visioning and I added a large socialmedia.zip file to the source repo, and then very stupidly pushed it to GitHub and the repo’s main branch. Naturally, the push didn’t finish so I removed the file and pushed a new commit to “remove it permanently”. Well, that ain’t how git works!