Blog Category: Development
July 6, 2014 Development, PHP, WordPress
When building a website these days, include files are incredibly useful for the common pieces such as the header, footer and sidebar. In WordPress, I usually stick with the basic …
Read MoreJuly 4, 2014 .htaccess, Development
I recently added a new feature to Internapse that allows visitors to switch between the default feed view and the optional headlines view on the results page. To do this, …
Read MoreJuly 1, 2014 Development, PHP, WordPress
A friend of mine asked recently why an old link was redirecting to a similarly named page in WordPress. Even though the page had been deleted, the link was still …
Read MoreJune 17, 2014 Development, jQuery
Continuing yesterday’s post involving setTimeout(), I wanted to expand on the useful function and other ways to wait in jQuery. The basic usage of setTimeout() is to execute code inside …
Read MoreJune 16, 2014 Development, jQuery
For a recent project, I found the need to cancel an event in jQuery currently in waiting through the setTimeout() function. The event related to a custom slider and if …
Read MoreJune 15, 2014 Development, PHP
After adding Prism code highlighter to this blog, I quickly found out that all HTML opening angles, which look like <, need to be written in their special character form, …
Read MoreMay 30, 2014 Development, PHP, WordPress
By default, the WordPress search shows results from pages and posts. One client only wanted to search their blog posts and not the rest of the pages on the site. …
Read MoreMay 22, 2014 Development, jQuery, WordPress
The same client who wanted only one category to show on the calendar also wanted only one category to show on the blog landing page. This was solved with a …
Read MoreApril 15, 2014 CSS, Development, HTML, WordPress
Vector icon sets are web icons that can be used through CSS and HTML by including a specialized font family. I frequently use vector icons when developing websites for social …
Read MoreApril 2, 2014 CSS, Development, WordPress
When you add the default WordPress calendar widget, it comes out looking pretty bland. It’s coding is stuck in the table-era of web development but it still does the job …
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