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# GIFme
# This is a really simple/stupid command line (specifically zsh) function to copy public Dropbox links to your gifs.
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# Put this somewhere in your .zshrc and replace {{YOUR_PUBLIC_ID}} with your public Dropbox ID (find this by going to dropbox.com, finding a file in your "Public" folder, selecting it and clicking "Copy public link", and looking for the long number in the URL)
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# This assumes your gifs (and other images you want to share) are stored in your Dropbox "Public" folder in a directory called "gifs".
# This whole thing ain't pretty, and it could be much better. But it's a start.
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# Usage: 
# "$ gifme yup.gif" will copy a public link to "{{Dropbox Directory}}/Public/gifs/yup.gif"

EtienneLem

CSS Challenge #2

You start with this:

And must end up with this:

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// Fairly safe way to visually hide content, but make it accessible to screen readers
.visually-hidden {
  position: absolute;
  left: -9999px;
  height: 1px;
}

@media screen and (max-width: 700px) {
  // Again, accessible to screen readers
  // Example: <a href="/login" class="icon icon-twitter"><span class="mobile-offscreen">Single-click </span> log in with Twitter</a>