I have recently participated in the Joomla! Users Group of New Jersey and presented briefly how the rendering of custom fields in Joomla works 'under the hood'. Here is the first part of that presentation. You will be able to use that knowledge to create overrides for your site and show custom fields the way you intended to.
The administrator console user interface has been greatly improved in Joomla! 4. Focus has been made on accessibility and mobile-first experience.
While moving my own extensions to Joomla 4, I dug into the differences in the look and feel of radio buttons and list fields to ensure they would have a cohesive look throughout.
WebP is an image file format that has been around for a while now and is widely supported by modern browsers. Simplify Your Web continues its commitment to follow the web standards by introducing new functionality into its extensions.
A lot of talks have been around the handling of SVG files in the Joomla community over the years. Some with a bit of frustrations. SVG have been around a long while now, so why the lack of support?
Here are the tools I use (or tried) when creating, optimizing and animating SVG files. The list is certainly not exhaustive, the web contains tons of essential tools dealing with SVG.
Joomla 4 is catching up with the new (and not so new) web technologies, technologies that are now widely supported by most modern browsers. One of these techniques is Web Components. Web components allow developers to reuse custom elements on a web page or web app without the fear of code collusion.
The Joomla 4 loader is now available as a web component.
The extensions created by SimplifyYourWeb offer a wide number of options that allow you to increase page load performance. At times, I realize that these options are not always taken advantage of. Here is an exhaustive look at those advanced parameters and what they can do to help.
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