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Automate Infrastructure Docs with Python, WordPress and Foreman
“It’s not done unless it’s documented,” says the wise Ops sage. Frequently updated documentation is critical, it’s also one of the most neglected parts of technology. Learn how we auto-generate server resource wiki data with Python, WordPress and Foreman.
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Quick Fix for WordPress Table Text Wrapping
WordPress enforces sensible defaults for views and text wrapping that addresses most blogging purposes. Sometimes you want to work around these defaults. Recently I needed to expand text-wrapping behavior for tables to not break apart words to fit the default … Continue reading







