I have to you such question, how many can earn Front-end developer? How many to it pay in a web studios in the USA and England?

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  <script>
  (function($){
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Can you guys help me? Thanks!

I'm using a custom post type for my client to create a new cake rather than post of page.

In creating this she will enter title, images, text etc. All is fine. There are three types of cake, wedding, special and birthday all require the same data exactly.

I should also say that these three categories are children of the parent page cakes.

What would be the best way to split these so I can say show all wedding cakes on a page and all birthday on another?

I could create another post type for each cake type but that seems a bit of a waste.

I could use categories or I guess I could create a field for each type.

Just wondered how you guys would deal with this.

Thanks

Ps I should also say that this site doesn't make use of categories for anything else.

  //display category data
  echo'<div class="mid"> ';
  while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result))
  {
  echo'<div class="cat_base">';
  echo '<a href="#">'.$row['cat_forum'].'</a>/'.$row['cat_name'];
  echo'</div>';
  }
  }
  }
  echo' </div>';
  ?>
  <div class="corner">the data has to appear here</div>

css

.cat_base{
    background: #e7e7e7; /* Old browsers */
    background: -moz-linear-gradient(left,  #e7e7e7 0%, #dddddd 100%); /* FF3.6+ */
    background: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, right top, color-stop(0%,#e7e7e7), color-stop(100%,#dddddd)); /* Chrome,Safari4+ */
    background: -webkit-linear-gradient(left,  #e7e7e7 0%,#dddddd 100%); /* Chrome10+,Safari5.1+ */
    background: -o-linear-gradient(left,  #e7e7e7 0%,#dddddd 100%); /* Opera 11.10+ */
    background: -ms-linear-gradient(left,  #e7e7e7 0%,#dddddd 100%); /* IE10+ */
    background: linear-gradient(to right,  #e7e7e7 0%,#dddddd 100%); /* W3C */
    filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient( startColorstr='#e7e7e7', endColorstr='#dddddd',GradientType=1 ); /* IE6-9 */

    opacity:0.6;
    display:block;
    padding:10px 20px 10px 25px;
    margin:1px;
    font-size:16pt;
    color:#000000;

  }
  .cat_base:active{
    border-bottom:thin #4EA6E9 solid;
    opacity:1;
  }

  .cat_base a{
    font-size:16pt;
    color:#999999;
    text-decoration:none;
  }
  .cat_base:hover{
    background:#4EA6E9;
    color:#FFF !important;
    cursor:pointer;
    opacity:.9;
  }
  .cat_base:hover > a{
    background:#4EA6E9;
    color:#FFF !important;
  }

So far so good.

Now, each shoe is either "outdoor" or "indoor". I could do this through adding categories, or custom fields. Either way.....

Question is, if I want to show ONLY the outdoor shoes, what URL should I use? Am I going to have to use http://localhost/shoes/?type=outdoor (and then do the filtering in archive-shoes.php) or is this functionality already built in in Wordpress and there a way I can directly call it?

I thought about creating category-outdoor.php but it seems it will then not list the custom post types, only REGULAR posts with category "outdoor".

I may be overthinking it but what's the most efficient way of listing all posts of a custom type with a certain category?

Thanks,

Thanks in advance!

Website

But still, I have that feeling that I'm missing something. I feel like this thing isn't secured enough. I don't know, it just looks so simple, but when I think generally about a control panel, I consider it a complex thing, a highly secured thing.

For those who are experienced, am I missing something critical? How can I improve the security?

So here's the question: I want to do a blog about this as a sort of cathartic rant, and to explain why the site was offline for six hours, however I'm not sure if that's a good idea. Is telling people you got attacked an invitation to getting attacked again?

anybody here using phonegap for android app and iphone app , as i want use it and want your opinions ?

What's disadvantages of it ?

it's really good alternative for learning java and objective c ??

It was not Scout nor was it Pretzel.

Thanks! //Will

I have built my own wordpress theme for a client, and would now like to integrate WooCommerce for the shopping cart.

I was planning on using a wootheme for the cart, then customising it to match my current theme, however you cannot have two themes on wordpress. For some reason, I thought you were able to specify an individual theme for the shop, I know realise this is not the case, and also not logical anyway.

My options seem to be this...

1) Build the whole cart from scratch into my current theme (which seems quite daunting, not sure how easy this will be)

2) Use a woocommerce theme, back up my current one, then start going into the new theme and changing it to match my backed-up theme.

3) Any other way?

Would love to hear some advice from someone that has worked with WooCommerce, and what the easiest way of integrating the plugin to an existing site would be.

Thanks in advance.

I currently took over a website that was developed with a proprietary programming language with a sitemap generator built right into the website. It has built the sitemap that you see below.

The question and issue I have is that the code below is submitting two sitemaps (siteasummary and sitemap) each sitemap is submitting some pages the other is also submitting. Will this create any issues on Google for me?

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> 
- <sitemapindex xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
- <sitemap>
  <loc>http://www.abc.com/mss/mss-wp.nsf/WebEngine?OpenAgent&cmd=siteasummary</loc&gt;
  <lastmod>2013-05-17</lastmod> 
  </sitemap>
- <sitemap>
  <loc>http://www.abc.com/mss/mss-wp.nsf/WebEngine?OpenAgent&cmd=sitemap</loc&gt;
  <lastmod>2013-05-17</lastmod> 
  </sitemap>
  </sitemapindex>

I was wondering if I could please get some direction on how I could take this Adobe Flash website:

Site

and convert it to a HTML/CSS/Javascript/jQuery site?

1) If you notice, the whole background image animates as you move you mouse around - any ideas of any jQuery plugins/examples on how one may achieve this type of animation?

2) With the navigation menu, any jQuery plugins that could achieve the same type of rotation effect when you hover on and off a menu items, i,e, rolls up and back down again?

Any assistance on this, would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

I threw this one at Chris too, but i'm confused on how to go about designing a website like the one linked below.

Link: http://danieleckler.com

I really like the way each section of the website is flush with the top and bottom of the bowser. I guess the the question is, do you design it in Photoshop that way, or is it done in code?

Appreciate any thoughts on this.

ex: http://dev.enlivengroup.com/thelaceplaceribbons/index.php/ribbon/luxe

I just found a post from 2010 that details various CSS style hooks, but it doesn't give the pattern.

Does anyone else know of another collection of patterns for these components? Or for that matter, would anyone else have any use of that kind of collection of patterns?

http://codepen.io/Martin-Duran/pen/IrimC

My question to all is, how does my code look? Is there a simpler, lighter way to accomplish the same outcome? Any and all feedback is appreciated, thanks.

1. how do i make a patterned bg fit to any sizescreen without having a horizontal scroll bar?

obv a plain colored bg will fit bc it will just expand but im having trouble w a patterned bg. is it css? is it a php thing? i have no clue and im dying. PLEASE HELP!!!!

this website is a webdesign gallery. and each link is essentially a new page with just a different image. is there a javascript way this same effect could be done? when you click a link and a new image replaces the old? ( would that not be more affective ?

with that you could have a "more information" tab or area designated on the screen in a div?

http://www.futureaccess.ca/web-bufa.php

javascript, jquery or maybe even css?

I'm new here to this forum but I have been for a very long time reading it, and it was Chris Coyier that, through his videos, taught me Wordpress, so thanks to that. But I don't know if this is the right place to post my question. This maybe is a forum for techniques such as html, css and so on... but my question is:

THE QUESTION:

I'm building a responsive site which is going to contain image galleries that is going to be seen both in computer browser and in smartphone browser.

Which is more user friendly when talking about displaying the images in a smartphone? Using some kind of lightbox to display each image, maybe with a touch screen slide? OR: Displaying the images each after another with 100% width in the smartphone browser?

Please help me, how to display the images in smartphone, to make it user friendly?

Thanks in advance

/Daniel