Posts tagged with "html"

A scanner that runs in the background is only useful if you can see its results. This article implements the REST API controller and admin dashboard for the Jellyfin Media Integrity Scanner — turning raw scan data into actionable library health visibility.

AI coding agents produce HTML instinctively — self-contained, zero-dependency, renders anywhere. Instead of letting those reports die in a chat window, publish them to a Jekyll site on GitHub Pages for stable URLs, version history, and instant sharing. Here's the pattern.

A single favicon.ico is no longer enough. Here is how I upgraded my Jekyll site to support high-resolution Apple Touch icons, Android manifests, and modern browser standards using ImageMagick and a few lines of HTML.

Many Jekyll themes — especially minimal forks — ship without proper head and body tags. Browsers don't care. Bots do. Here's how to check and fix it in five minutes.