Just a fast guide to applying a 3 column layout using HTML and CSS3.
This is my personal favorite..
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Ad King Pro HTML5 Iframe Banner hack | |
Created by Matt McFarland - [email protected] | |
To use this, you need to enqueue this script into your wordpress. Or just use <script> tags if you're a n00b. | |
This will only work, if you create a subfolder in your wp-content folder called "adverts" | |
Then create another subfolder in adverts and make it the campaign name like "newsletter" | |
Then create yet another subfolder inside the new adverts folder you made that is the banner size. | |
The banner size must be widthxheight and nothing else. So for example, 468x60 | |
Then slap your html5 banner in there ie "banner.html" |
#/bin/bash | |
rm -rf node_modules && rm -rf bower_components | |
npm cache clean | |
npm install . | |
bower install |
// This hidden gem was found at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9865804/proper-way-to-sort-a-backbone-js-collection-on-the-fly (buried in the answers) | |
// Following example above do in the view: | |
// Assign new comparator | |
this.collection.comparator = function( model ) { | |
return model.get( 'lastname' ); | |
} | |
// Resort collection | |
this.collection.sort(); |
#/bin!bash | |
HOST="http://127.0.0.1:5984" | |
curl -X PUT $HOST/registry | |
curl -X PUT $HOST/_config/admins/$1 -d '"$2"' | |
npm start --npm-registry-couchapp:couch=http://$1:$2@localhost:5984/registry |
No fuss, no Muss.
Everytime I set up a new ubuntu 14.04 server and I want nodejs globally installed I have to go hunting.
So this just fixes everything.
# hope you ran with sudo
sudo apt-get update
########## Web Application Development for BASH made easy | |
# This shell script contains a collection of excellent scripts I've found over the years that enhance development. | |
# It is organized much like a traditional etc/*conf file, and I hope others find it useful. | |
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# YOU MUST HAVE X-CODE installed | |
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# Features include: | |
# - Homebrew | |
# - Sexy git bash status prompt | |
# - NodeJS Version Manager (nvm) |