Lefteris Theodossiadis FutureMedia

Sequence.js - Basic Parallax Theme

A basic parallax theme made with Sequence.js.

Sequence.js is a responsive CSS animation framework for creating unique sliders, presentations, banners, and other step-based applications.

Using the classes "seq-in" and "seq-out", you can control the transitions of each step as it becomes active.

Sequence.js supports responsive design. Check this demo out at various widths to see the layout change.

Material Compact Login Animation

Material Compact Login Animation , @MaterialUp Tweet https://twitter.com/MaterialUp/status/622009685521113088 , Compact Login - Animation by @noxiousone made with Sketch & After Effects #materialdesign :)

A Pen by Yusuf Bakır on CodePen.

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Jquery dropdown menu

Simple jquery dropdown menu

A Pen by joshgreen on CodePen.

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Bentley Systems Dropdown Menus

These are the standard dropdown menus to be used by all Bentley System products. We have provided two dropdown menu options due to the inability to style the tag in non-WebKit browsers. A Pen by Jonathan Graft on CodePen. License.

"Dropdown" menu with sliding effect

Added fadein effect
Removed the fade effect
Added a new transition for the submenu

A Pen by Frederik Jensen-Petersen on CodePen.

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Admin Dropdown Menu

An admin dropdown menu I'm exploring. WIP.

Main nav links are clickable to go to their specific pages, with quick links for creating new content.

Instead of a hamburger icon turning into an X, I used an expanding hamburger since I see the menu as expanding when clicked on and re-expanding.

A Pen by Michael Lee on CodePen.

Dropdown menu

To show/hide menu, I'm using :focus instead of checkbox so when you click somewhere else then menu will be hidden :).

A Pen by Kasper Mikiewicz on CodePen.

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WP - Ajax action

Ajaxifying Wordpress via a child theme

All available WP query attributes

WordPress Query Comprehensive Reference Compiled by luetkemj - luetkemj.com

CODEX

	<?php $posttype = 'registry';
	$posttype_obj = get_post_type_object($posttype);
	$search_posttype_label = $posttype_obj->labels->search_items;
	$term = $wp_query->queried_object;
	// $term_based_on_posttype = get_object_taxonomies($posttype);
	?>
	<!-- change all ids in form to prevent conflict with default site search form -->
	<form role="search" method="get" id="searchform_<?php echo $posttype; ?>" class="searchform" action="search-<?php echo $posttype; ?>.php">
	<div>
	<label class="screen-reader-text" for="s_<?php echo $posttype; ?>"><?php echo $search_posttype_label; ?></label>