By Michael McGarrah ·
4 min read
The macOS Dock has a habit of jumping to whichever monitor you accidentally nudge the cursor toward. Here's how to pin it to one display and keep it there.
By Michael McGarrah ·
8 min read
Dark mode, print stylesheets, haiku error pages, author bios, and the archive page — none of these are glamorous features. Each one took less than a day. Together they're the difference between a blog that looks like a default template and one that feels like someone cares about it.
By Michael McGarrah ·
4 min read
On macOS, VS Code's right-click context menu gives you 'Open Preview' for Markdown files. On Windows and WSL2, you only get 'Open With...' and an extra click. Here's how to close that gap.
By Michael McGarrah ·
11 min read
The invisible infrastructure behind a Jekyll blog — how permalink structure, reading time estimates, custom excerpt separators, pagination, and redirect handling all work together. These aren't glamorous features, but getting them wrong breaks SEO, confuses readers, and creates maintenance headaches.
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