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/**
 * See it in action http://demos.tiffanybbrown.com/2014/select-menu/
 **/

/**
 * For later versions of Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera 
 **/
select {
	-webkit-appearance: none; /* Safari, Chrome, Opera, etc */
	   -moz-appearance: none; /* Firefox */

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<?php

/*
Add this code to functions.php. Then add Woothemes' FlexSlider to your templates 
as you otherwise would.

Rewrite 29 September 2014 to use WordPress filters instead of overwriting the
shortcode handler.

*/

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<?php

function factorial($num){
	$rng = range(1,$num);
	return array_product($rng); // array_product function requires PHP5.1.0+
}

print factorial(10); // 3628800

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// Removes the # from hexRGB colors for use in SVG data URIs
@function removeHash($hexColor){
	$hexColor: $hexColor + ''; // Convert to a string
	$colorNum: str-slice($hexColor,2); 
	@return $colorNum;
}

// Sample usage
@mixin check($fillColor) {
	$noHashColor: removeHash($fillColor);

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Fancy checkboxes

One of many ways in which to achieve fancy checkboxes. Can do the same for radio buttons by changing the input type as needed and updating styles.

A Pen by Tiffany Brown on CodePen.

License.

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const numberFormat = (number, separator = ',') => {
  const num = Number.isNaN(+number) ? 0 : +number;
  let x = 0;
  let fnum = [];

  const digits = (num + '').split('');
  const seg = digits.length / 3;

  while(x < seg){
    fnum[x] = digits.splice(-3).join('');

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/* 
Split an array into chunks and return an array
of these chunks.

With kudos to github.com/JudeQuintana

This is an update example for code I originally wrote 5+ years ago before
JavaScript took over the world.

Extending native objects like this is now considered a bad practice, so use

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function formatUSPhoneNumber(number) {

    var x = 0, groups = [], len, num;
    

    /* Force string conversion */
    num = number+'';

    
    /* Remove non numeric characters */

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function formattime(timeinseconds){    
    var zeroes = '0', hours, minutes, seconds, time;
    
    /* 
    Create a new date object and pass our time in seconds as the seconds parameter
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date
    */
    time = new Date(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, timeinseconds, 0);

    hours   = time.getHours();

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var mean = function(array){
	var len, sum;
	sum = array.reduce( function(a,b){
		return a + b;
	});
	len = array.length;	
	return sum / len;
}

mean([2,4]); // 3