[…] niche that you’re targeting. It’s rarely enough to say that “I build things for WordPress” because “things for WordPress” now consists of sites, blogs, applications, plugins, themes, support services, consulting, education material, and so on. To that end, it’s important to know that you know you know what you’re going over. I’m not saying […]
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[…] read the form elements, build up the URL by setting the new query string variables, and then apply the new URL string to that anchor’s href: $(‘# support‘).click(function(evt) { evt.preventDefault(); var sUrl = $(this).attr(‘href’); $(‘#donate-form’).slideDown(‘fast’); sUrl += ‘&payment_method=’ + $(‘#donate-form input[type=radio]’).val(); $(‘#checkout’).attr(‘href’, sUrl); }); Now the URL is created by a series of events […]
[…] had two article’s published on Envato’s WordPress TutsPlus site – Writing Maintainable WordPress Widgets (Part 1, Part 2). I published two minor updates to Tipsy Social Icons – support for Google+ and WordPress 3.2 compatibility. User-friendly select boxes using Chosen.js. Smashing Magazine ran a tutorial about creating mobile web applications using Sencha Touch. Think Vitamin […]
[…] Sticky Post 1.2. What’s New in Tag Sticky Post? Tag Sticky Post at the WordPress Plugin Repository In this particular version, I introduced the following functionality: Introducing support for multiple tags in the querying string. So if your URL contains tag/tag1+tag2+tag3 and a post is tagged in that set, it will be highlighted. Added […]
[…] been seeing this things appear a lot lately – maybe we’ll stop making them soon :). Droparea is an HTML5, jQuery plugin for adding drag and drop support for an image file uploader. Think Vitamin shared a great article on response, scalable headlines using FitText. Here’s an infographic of JavaScript framework usage. An article […]
