I struggled to find a solution to creating a printer friendly version of a paginated page (or post). I successfully created a dynamic page called "printer friendly" and used a series of variables to dynamically pull from an existing post ...Read More
A memorable experience; that is part of what drives user experience design and the need to perfect an experience, or lay the path to a positive one. When I was child I remember waking up on weekend mornings to the sounds ...Read More
Resources, related or just simply helpful: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/query_posts http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts Read More
IE doesn't play well with borders and padding. To avoid having to hack it, use nested divs. One outer div to set the fixed width, and inner div(s) to set border and padding. Read More
<?php // if there are custom fields, echo them here in the looped content and build our related leftbox ...Read More
In my attempt to be uber responsible, fiscally, I get really involved in making spreadsheets and budget calendars in order to plan things to a T. So, while in my current wave of good stewardship, I started a new Excel ...Read More
How to give a geeky girl hot flashes... Current mood: productive Category: Web, HTML, Tech Many people probably can't align with the tech stuff I'm into. But that's okay. They aren't above or below what I like, just bored with it. ...Read More
#toknow li {border:0; list-style-type:disc;} This is a list of some things considered relevant from the perspective of someone reviewing a job candidate's front-end development abilities. I jotted these from various articles and forums posted online. Understand DOM (what it is, why it's ...Read More
Well, hmm. Let's see. A quick Google fixed this for me! There is one CSS style that is required for .tabs() to work. It takes care of the hiding of non active tabs. /*tabs ------------------------*/ .ui-tabs .ui-tabs-hide { display: none; } Also, to get the tabs to ...Read More
function whatClicked(x) { //z=(x) //this line works //clickResult=alert("you clicked " + z) //this line works x=parseInt(x); // see the value passed as a number switch (x) { case 1: alert("you clicked 1"); break; case 2: alert("you clicked 2"); break; case 3: alert("you clicked 3"); break; case 4: alert("you clicked 4") break; default: alert("oops"); } } To use the switch with the x ...Read More
