Okay, here’s my take on sharing my “wyatt henseler” practice journey, blog-style.
Alright guys, so today I’m gonna walk you through my little adventure with something I was playing around with called “wyatt henseler”. Don’t really know what it is per se, but I was messing around with the name so this is what happened.
First off, I literally just started by typing “wyatt henseler” into Google. Yup, that’s it. I wanted to see what the heck would come up. Scrolled through the results – mostly just a whole lot of nothing relevant to what I thought this would be. Some random profiles on social media.
Next up: I figured, “Hey, let’s try to do something with this name.” So, I jumped into my code editor. I tried making a simple HTML file, just slapped the name “Wyatt Henseler” into the title and a heading tag. Boom, webpage done. I know, super basic, but you gotta start somewhere, right?
Then I thought okay that isn’t the fun part. Let’s try and make something and use the name as a parameter.
I went to try some javascript.
- Started with a basic `*`
- Made a `*` and linked it
Then
function wyattHenseler(doSomething){
*("Wyatt Henseler wants to "+ doSomething);
wyattHenseler("eat");
Okay, so that worked. I got “Wyatt Henseler wants to eat”. Now time for something else… I wanted to try something crazy
function wyattHenseler(doSomething){
alert("Wyatt Henseler wants to "+ doSomething);
wyattHenseler("eat");
And then I got an alert. Now for something more!
function wyattHenseler(name, age){
*("Name = " + name + " Age = " + age);
wyattHenseler("Wyatt Henseler", 20);
I then got a message of “Name = Wyatt Henseler Age = 20”.
After that, I tried to see if I could like, turn the name into some kind of function or variable. Super weird experiment, I know! Kept running into errors. Turns out, names aren’t really designed to be code, who would have thought! I then tried to have some fun with css.
CSS
So, let’s just say I wanted to see what would happen if the words changed into other words using CSS.
So, I made a `*` page and linked it into the HTML.
.wyatt{
color:red;
And so the name turned red. Now let’s try something more fun.
.wyatt:hover{
color: blue;
transform: scale(1.2);
Now it was doing something cool, turning blue and getting bigger. Now to actually have it change to another word!
.wyatt:hover::after{
content: "something else";
This did not work! So I thought, okay, how do I do this?
So, in the end: Did I figure out what “wyatt henseler” really is or what I’m supposed to do with it? Nope. But hey, I messed around with code, learned a couple of things, and had a laugh trying to make a name do stuff it probably shouldn’t. Sometimes, that’s all that matters, right?
