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      <title>Canonical URL redirects for static sites</title>
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          A canonical URL gives your website visitors consistency for bookmarks and copied links.  Hosting your site on a static host like GitHub or GitLab Pages does not mean you are without redirects to a canonical URL, despite these hosts lacking server-side redirects.  This post shows you how you can do it client-side with JavaScript.

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          In this post, we develop a JavaScript technique to position and scale a background image so that the subject matter is optimally placed at a target area of the browser viewport, no matter the device orientation or window size.

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      <title>Ph.D Thesis Template</title>
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          A LaTeX template and skeleton example for creating a beautiful Ph.D. dissertation, satisfying the University of Melbourne guidelines at the time of writing.

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