Major update to the Google Search Console! Google recently released a new version of the Google Search Console that includes data from the mobile search index. This is BIG, BIG news!
Two problems were presented to me for input. The first was creating a solution apply a specific style an image without using a class on the image element. The caveat to this was that it had to work with a content management system that utilizes dynamically generated container IDs. The second request was to provide a solution to a problem with inline styling in the same content management system. While neither of these solutions are grand, they may be useful to those wanting to learn more about inheritance.
An update on my earlier post. I couldn't accept that the answers I was given from the 1 and 1 support tech were right. I was told that you can only turn CDN on or off. After doing some more research on the image caching issue, I found that this is easily possible through a direct account with Cloudflare. I also found that 1and1 has been using Cloudflare as a CDN provider for years. I can't be the only one who ever asked to clear cache or make modification beside the simple on or off switch. Here i
While getting ready for the release of the new version of this site, I was doing some testing on any device I could get my hands on. Didn't matter if it was a PC, tablet, android device or an iDevice. My hopes was that I would see similar updates reaching all devices at the same time. Granted, that wouldn't happen if I didn't make sure to clear local cache on the device I was testing. But... I made sure that was done. Here is what I found that surprised me.
It's been a long time in the works. After having taken one step back, I was able to finally catch up to where I was.
During the process of expanding the development site to include more structured data types I found a few things that need tweaks and other items that need a total reworking. I am in hopes that after doing a final round of testing and validation that this will be the model that I use going forward. Here is what I did.
This morning I woke up all excited to find out if my Cloudflare CDN had propagated. After doing some testing through 1&1's own website speed tool and many runs through GTmetrix on a global scale. I wasn't seeing any indication or validation that the CDN was working. So, I called 1&1 support. Here is what I found. delivery
Between running tests to see if my Cloudflare CDN has populated, I have been reading CDN reviews and looking over different options. In my research I found an excellent resource.
It's all about speed! Adter spending part of my morning pushing out the AMP feature to the development site, I started looking at the cost and possible website speed increase from using a content delivery network (CDN). Here is what I found.
While testing the article AMP (accelerated mobile pages) with the Google AMP Test. I found something that I hadn't run into before.
