14 posts
After rewriting the blog from Hexo to Astro, first paint takes about a second and Lighthouse scores 100 across the board. This article explains the stack choice, the build pipeline, and the trade-offs behind CSS, JavaScript, fonts, images, navigation and SEO, with measured numbers.
How a single Python script moves a Typecho blog's posts and tags to Hexo, and what happens to comments and images along the way.
A guide to installing the Google Authenticator plugin for a Typecho blog and binding a two-step verification client to improve the security of admin login.
A guide to setting up and modifying a WeChat Mini Program version of a Typecho blog based on the WeChat-Typecho project, covering domain configuration, plugin settings, and page customization.
A guide to embedding the Chrome Offline Dinosaur Game in a Typecho blog, covering the general web page embedding method, iframe embed code, and usage notes.
The author wrote a short commemorative post marking one full year of stable operation of the personal blog, and published a belated anniversary note.
Since the high school entrance exam is approaching, the blogger has no time to deal with the many issues on the blog for the moment, and apologizes to readers.
Key changes in the Handsome theme update to 4.5.0, including WeChat Official Account sync, private comments, like buttons in the timeline, and backup management.
An introduction to an API that randomly changes a website's background image, along with four methods for integrating it using CSS and HTML.
A complete record of setting up a Hexo static blog on Windows using Node.js, Git, and GitHub Pages, along with solutions to common problems.
Notes on how to add CSS effects to the blog homepage, such as rounded-corner layout, zooming images on hover, and rotating the avatar.
A guide to using CSS to flip the page and a JavaScript timer to add an April Fools' Day Easter egg popup to your blog.
How to use JavaScript to listen for page visibility changes, so that the tab title shows different text when the user switches tabs.
This is the default welcome post shown after the Typecho blog is successfully installed, confirming that the site is accessible.
