How to Turn an Entire Website Grayscale and the CSS Code to Implement It
This article explains how to use the CSS grayscale filter to make the whole website grayscale, and provides code compatible with mainstream browsers and legacy IE.
# Compatibility
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Clean Mobile WPS
Shares a clean, ad-free WPS installation package extracted from a phone's preinstalled system, and reminds you to uninstall the original version before installing it.
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2018-07-19 Updated to 4.4.1
The Handsome theme has been updated to 4.4.1, adding new features and fixes such as listing second-level directories, encrypted post prompts, button links, and sorting of popular posts.
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Enabling Emoji Support in Typecho
How to change the Typecho database and table encoding to utf8mb4 and update the configuration file so that the blog can correctly save and display emoji.
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The SSL certificate used to load resources from xxx will be
Notes on a Chrome warning in my blog pages that Symantec SSL certificates are being deprecated, covering the risks of loading external avatar resources.
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Adding a Few Visual Effects
Notes on how to add CSS effects to the blog homepage, such as rounded-corner layout, zooming images on hover, and rotating the avatar.
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Customizing the Website Mouse Cursor
An introduction to customizing the website mouse cursor with the CSS cursor property, covering the usage of default, pointer, and custom .cur cursor files.