When I released SlideNote, I received a lot of feedback but the number one question I had was is this available for WordPress?
At the time of release, it wasn’t but I’m proud to release the first version of SlideNote For WordPress.
Software Engineering in WordPress, PHP, and Backend Development
Posts introducing, updating, and covering various projects to which I’ve contributed or that I maintain.
When I released SlideNote, I received a lot of feedback but the number one question I had was is this available for WordPress?
At the time of release, it wasn’t but I’m proud to release the first version of SlideNote For WordPress.
A couple of years ago, I maintained a small project that sought to make it easy to incorporate a JavaScript slideshow in any web-based project.
Though I no longer maintain the project, there is a bit of organic traffic that still stumbles across this site and I periodically receive emails asking about Slideshow JS so I’m posting the last working version of the utility here.
jQuery 1.4.3 was recently released and SlideNote is 100% compatible with the new version.
SlideNote is a jQuery plugin that I created in an attempt to make it easy to display sliding notifications on your website or in your web application.
Hey – I’m Tom and this post is a bit obligatory.
I’m a software engineer living just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. When it comes to development, I’m into a number of different methodologies and technologies. I also enjoy working on a few side projects, contributing guest articles, and keeping track of notes.
Rather than throw that stuff all over the Internet, I wanted to track it all in one place so I thought I’d track it here.
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