Using markdownify to transform Makrdown to HTML
If we use Markdown to define a variable, we can use markdownify to transform Markdown to HTML.
If we use Markdown to define a variable, we can use markdownify to transform Markdown to HTML.
Hugo provides humanize function to make a String with the first letter capitalized.
For user-defined variable, we can either define it as site variable or page variable. $.Param reads page variable first. If it doesn’t exist, then read site variable.
We can use default to provide the default value of the template variable instead of using if else.
Except for px, em and rem are popular units for font size.
If we use <iframe> with other page in different domains. we can use CustomEvent or postMessage to communicate between each other.
As for extracting Floating-point Number to finite digit, we can use parseInt or toFixed.
We can convert from Number to String by String, toString, Type Coercion or Template String.
We can convert from String to Number by Number, parseInt, + or ~~ operator.
We often use Number Literal in Practical, not Wrapper Object of Number. We can call instance method directly on Number Literal. But why?