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Single domain serve both a Next.js app and a WordPress site
To have a single domain (e.g., example.com) serve both a Next.js app and a WordPress site (e.g., as /admin, /cart, /checkout), you can use a reverse proxy configuration. Here’s how you can set it up: 1. File Structure Assume your server has the following directories: 2. Use a Reverse Proxy A reverse proxy server (e.g.,…
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Shadow DOM Component
To create a custom component like the one you shared using a Web Component with a Shadow Root, you can follow this approach. This example demonstrates how to build a basic sticky-buy-button web component with encapsulated styles and structure. Steps to Create a Custom Sticky Buy Button: Example Implementation: Breakdown: Customization: You can expand this…
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Shadow DOM benefits
Using Shadow DOM and the Shadow Root in JavaScript provides several benefits, especially when building encapsulated and reusable components in web development. Here are the key advantages: 1. Encapsulation: 2. Style Isolation: 3. Web Components: 4. Cleaner Global Scope: 5. Scoped Events: 6. Reusability: Example: In this example, the <p> element’s styles (color: red) will…
