In this new post, I will show you have to create a simple Markdown editor component for Blazor Assembly and Blazor Server. Source code inside.
Markdown editor with Blazor
Category: HTML
How to create email buttons with just HTML and CSS
In this post I explain how to create email buttons with just HTML and CSS. A call to action button is an important element of an effective email. But how can we make sure everyone receives the button the way you want? People tend to use images, a rookie mistake because people can turn their images off. Therefore, we will create a responsive email button with only HTML and CSS. Problems when creating an email button Each client processes the HTML and CSS differently but we still want it to…
How to hide Google’s reCaptcha v3
In this article we are going to describe how to hide Google’s reCaptcha v3 badge. To get started, let’s answer the question why we need a captcha in the first place and how to use it
C# and HTML5: drag and Drop elements
HTML5 API includes Drag and Drop (DnD) native functionality. The event listener methods for all the drag and drop events accept Event object which has a readonly attribute called dataTransfer. The event.dataTransfer returns DataTransfer object associated with the event This is the list of events fired during the different stages: Event Description dragstart Fires when the user starts dragging of the object. dragenter Fired when the mouse is first moved over the target element while a drag is occuring. A listener for this event should indicate whether a drop is…
How to strip all HTML tags and entities and get clear text?
I was encouraged to write this Tip/Trick because of so many questions received for this issue. Suppose you’re having a bunch of HTML strings, but you just want to remove all the HTML tags and want a plain text. You can use Regex to come to the rescue. The Regex I had developed before was more cumbersome, then Chris made a suggestion, so I will now go further with the regex suggested by Chris that is a "\<[^\>]*\>". I have tested it for many cases. It detects all types of…
Using the UpdateProgress to lock down controls in the browser
If it takes awhile for the server to process the postback (e.g. complex rules or badly written code ), the user may not realize that the server is processing the request. This can lead to all kinds of issues with users that are not savvy or familiar with web applications (multiple clicks, moving off the page, etc.). Consequently, I want to tell the user that the server is processing the request and disable the controls on the page. Let’s break this down into two steps: show a message, and disable…