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Dear Possible New Client… – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. Dear Possible New Client…. I found myself spending quite a bit of time today outlining the options for getting online as a blogger/website owner. Some themes emerged from this that I think make for an interesting glance of what it is to “have a blog” on today’s web. Without further ado:. Very nice, thanks for that information. Based on what you’ve told me, you have three options in front of you, and they all vary based on the following qualities:. You would sp...

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Code in the Cold – Page 2 – WordPress Themes & Plugins from Anchorage, AK

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. The CSS3 `:not( :last-child )` Selector is the Best. I used to do stuff like this a lot:. Post * { margin-bottom: 20px; }. Post :last-child { margin-bottom: 0; }. But now that we’ve dropped support for IE8, I can do this:. Post :not( :last-child ) { margin-bottom: 20px; }. July 21, 2015. Adding a Draggable/Sortable Multi-Checkbox Control to the WordPress Customizer. Justin Tadlock has made the world an offer. May 28, 2015. Today I was updating my Ecwid plugin.

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New WordPress Plugin: Widgets Avalanche for Ecwid – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. New WordPress Plugin: Widgets Avalanche for Ecwid. For the past few weeks I have been working on a plugin to integrate the new Ecwid. With WordPress. It’s called Widgets Avalanche for Ecwid:. This plugin does two things:. Gives you a UI for connecting your store to your WordPress install (AKA getting an authentication token). Gives you a bunch of widgets for outputting your Ecwid products and categories in interesting ways. January 23, 2015.

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Adding a Draggable/Sortable Multi-Checkbox Control to the WordPress Customizer – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. Adding a Draggable/Sortable Multi-Checkbox Control to the WordPress Customizer. Justin Tadlock has made the world an offer. Come up with an idea for a new control in the WordPress customizer, and he’ll provide some help in coding it, or suggest a contact who perhaps can. Today, he blogged about a multi-checkbox control. When I say draggable/sortable, I am referring to the jQueryUI interaction. Here’s how it would look when we’re done:. And the php component:.

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WordPress Function for Performing a Plugin Update Routine — Or Not? – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. WordPress Function for Performing a Plugin Update Routine — Or Not? Today I was updating my Ecwid plugin. Such that the widgets load via ajax. One of the steps there involved creating a url that would respond to requests for widget markup, such that I could easily feed that url to jQuery’s excellent. I hooked one function into this class: My function that dumps transients and rewrite rules. However, as I was looking at the code for my transients class, it ...

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Ideas – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. Dear Possible New Client…. I found myself spending quite a bit of time today outlining the options for getting online as a blogger/website owner. Some themes emerged from this that I think make for an interesting glance of what it is to “have a blog” on today’s web. Without further ado:. Very nice, thanks for that information. Based on what you’ve told me, you have three options in front of you, and they all vary based on the following qualities:. You would sp...

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News – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. Published in CSS-Tricks: Getting Started with the WordPress Customizer. December 19, 2015. My First Trac Ticket! Not sure if this will get any traction, but I sure hope so:. Https:/ core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34233#ticket. November 19, 2015. Published in CSS Tricks: The WordPress Nav Walker Class. I’m honored to once again write for the great CSS Tricks. October 15, 2015. New WordPress Plugin: Widgets Avalanche for Ecwid. This plugin does two things:.

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The CSS3 `:not( :last-child )` Selector is the Best – Code in the Cold

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Code in the Cold. Published in A List Apart. The CSS3 `:not( :last-child )` Selector is the Best. I used to do stuff like this a lot:. Post * { margin-bottom: 20px; }. Post :last-child { margin-bottom: 0; }. But now that we’ve dropped support for IE8, I can do this:. Post :not( :last-child ) { margin-bottom: 20px; }. July 21, 2015. Scott Fennell is a WordPress theme and plugin developer in Anchorage, AK. Adding a Draggable/Sortable Multi-Checkbox Control to the WordPress Customizer →.

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Where Will You Ski Today?: November 2008

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Where Will You Ski Today? The news and adventure blog of Karhu, a pioneer in backcountry, telemark and Nordic skiing for over 30 years. Thursday, November 27, 2008. Giving Thanks – 2008. I am thankful for my amazing wife who has supported my love for mountains and encouraging my career choice in the snow sports industry! I am thankful for a new era, hope, less violence and a new President. Hugs and happy holidays,. Thanksgiving. what a wonderful thing to celebrate. Here in the west we have much t...It&#8...