For another site I needed a way to automatically post to a Pinterest board. It’s a WordPress site, but I didn’t want the posting to…
Tag: javascript
This little script comes from me needing to find the ID number for a Pinterest board so that a script I wrote could automatically add…
Sitting here working on setting up a WordPress network and hit a snag. New sites have a giant “Welcome to your new WordPress site” message when someone logs in for the first time.
Now, I’m not against the message; and WordPress should definitely market where ever they can. But I’d like to be able to customize the layout a bit. Still plan on keeping links to WP and all of that, just want to add in some of my own welcome message.
Googling didn’t turn up anything except editing the core WordPress code which is a terrible idea. I don’t want to have to redo it every time WP upgrades. And it looks like there isn’t a hook or filter that can make it easy. So I had to make it ugly.
Sometimes I try and make things way too hard. One of the things that a web app I’m working on needs is the ability to…
How did I not know this already? I’m working on a web app that’s pretty Ajax heavy so I’ve got the Chrome developer tools window…
I’m sitting here working on a JavaScript heavy web app, and it has a few forms that are large enough that the placeholder attribute available in HTML 5 was the way to go. Only catch, not all browsers support placeholder so I needed something to fall back on.
What I normally do is put a label on top of the field, and that seemed a pretty good solution to fallback on if placeholder isn’t supported.
Not real exciting, since there are hundreds out there on the internet. But I started a new website with, well, just two javascript calculators for…
Had a very odd, very frustrating issue come up trying to get SyntaxHighlighter working on a project I’m working on. When the code to be…
Needed a break from a larger web app I’m working on and this weekend kicked out a couple of WordPress plugins that I’ve had on…
This is one of those issues I keep coming back to. I need a way to get the path of the current JavaScript file. Something…