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nav tag - proper usage
@Paulie_D And does it also work in IE7-IE9?
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nav tag - proper usage
I always use this approach: Link Just to make sure it will also work in older versions of IE/in IE. Seems to me perfectly semantic.
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Interactive Map
WP Google Maps is a plugin that you could use. Seems to do (almost) the same as the website you've shown
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unable to execute+shorthand
Here take a look at this: http://codepen.io/stefanvermaas/pen/hgsEt Save the JS part as (example) core.js and include it on your webpage like this:
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JavaScript works on local not on live server
@krysak4ever: Then I'll make it: Nicely picked theme ;)!
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JavaScript works on local not on live server
It's always those tiny mistakes that makes debugging a very annoying job... Happy you found it! Nice website btw!
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SMACSS, semantic class names and nested elements
I always hear people say that class names contribute to the whole semantics. But besides the class names there's nothing (really) semantic about div's. The class names gives you the ability to make your div's and other HTML elements m…
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Form input type as image instead of submit
There's no much difference between and . I prefer to use the submit type, because that's the one you need to submit some thing (in my opinion). The only difference there's that you can style a "submit" button with type=&qu…
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JavaScript works on local not on live server
The location of the JS is not correct. Use the absolute URL to the files and everything will work fine (I guess).
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css browser reset, why not add it to the spec? Is this a worthy proposal or...
Well the idea is good in my eyes. But I've never figured out the real value of normalize.css or a CSS reset. The difference in the modern browsers is not that big. Off course they're all experimenting with some brand new prefixes, but the …
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changing background images in a div
For your first question: Yes, you can use CSS (CSS3) to make an image slider, but (!) this technique is not working on browsers like IE7-IE8 (not checked IE9). If that's no problem to you, I encourage you to use this technique. For the second …
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Jqurey append html as text to textarea
Try this: $('#answer2').live('click', function(){}); instead of this: $('#answer2').click(function(){});
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calling static page excerpts dynamically
We wrote a plugin to do that, but you might wanna check this out: http://wpengineer.com/1909/manage-multiple-excerpt-lengths/ It's a really helpfull tutorial about using multiple excerpts on your website. On that way you can call the excerpt o…
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Strange character showing on my wordpress site link
Can't view the website, but do you have services of share this? Or addThis on your website? Found out once that one of those services added some extra information to the url.
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Responsive Image Sliders
Try this one: http://www.woothemes.com/flexslider/, works pretty good :)!
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Help with css navbar.
@paintba11er89: That's not completely true. Just make sure the image isn't that big. And when you use images, you're for sure it will work in every browser. Also IE7-8. @thala: So if you don't care about those browsers, take the…
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jquery issues
Here, try this: http://jsfiddle.net/savver/KCpuR/ You might wanna check your message before displaying the success message.
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WordPress - Comment Blacklist
Why not just use askimet? Works perfect for me. Thought WP had some kind of functionality that recorded the IP's that where "blacklisted". Have to look up that one.
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Text position not corrrect in IE, rest of the browsers show it fine
First: sorry we're not like you. Hopefully you can live with other people... Second: IE has some problems with the absolute positioning. Especially IE7. So back to your problem you can't modify any of this? From top to bottom everything …
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Help with css navbar.
Might wanna modify my code: http://jsfiddle.net/savver/wXKbc/
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CSS Menu Slider for Mobile Devices - Collaboration
That looks very nifty! Nicely done, gonna fork that one :)!
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Text position not corrrect in IE, rest of the browsers show it fine
I think it won't improve your code if it's spit out like this. It not only looks awefull, it is also not valid. Can you give some more information about what you're trying to achieve? Like what kind of output does that programma give…
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center with margin:auto - chrome/safari issue
@Paulie_D Indeed! It can be even more responsive with some nice little media queries.
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center with margin:auto - chrome/safari issue
Hmm you mean like this: http://jsfiddle.net/savver/UDc98/18/ All the elements will stay on their position. Have checked Chrome, FF, IE (IE7 and IE9), Safari and Opera.
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center with margin:auto - chrome/safari issue
What do you think of this: http://jsfiddle.net/savver/UDc98/16/
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jQuery, Bootstrap help ?
I stumbled across this problem a little while ago and used the settings of the model box (which is better than "messing" with it). Use one of those settings: $('#myModal').modal({ show: false, // Set to false, otherwise the …
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Using mediaqueries to create both fixed and fluid layout
The approach can be the same with a more difficult layout! Just make sure you've got a wrapper with all the elements in that wrapper in percentages instead of pixels and your wrapper can be done with media queries. Same technique.
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Space from sticky footer?
Try to use float instead of using the block-level property of an HTML element. Well do not try this, do it! You'll see that the styling of your HTML is a lot easier with the use of float on the HTML elements. Because you don't use float,…
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making an h tag font size shrink with browser
For this example media queries aren't required. You may use this: body { font-size: 100%; /* Makes the font go to 16 pixels */ } h1 { font: 1.125em arial; /* 18px : 16px = 1.2em*/ } Now the font will resize and this resizing will be d…
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Using mediaqueries to create both fixed and fluid layout
Check out my blog. I've done, what you're trying to do. Above the 1024pixels (i believe that was mine breakpoint) the layout is fixed, beneat that width is fluid. Check out the stylesheet for the approach :)