Some more ultra handy concrete textures from around my house. There’s a lot containing cracks, and of course excellent grunge textures. High resolution 3872 x 2595 (300 pixels/inch). Click on the thumbnails below to download the full sized texture image. I used “Concrete 712″ for the above banner image. Free for personal or commercial use! [...]
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jQuery: Smooth Scrolling Internal Anchor Links
November 13th, 2010
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Here’s a neat little jQuery trick to fancy up your internal anchor links, by making them scroll smoothly to their target as opposed to jumping instantly.
Here’s a neat little jQuery trick to fancy up your internal anchor links, by making them scroll smoothly to their target as opposed to jumping instantly.
WordPress Function: is_page_or_descendant()
November 4th, 2010
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Here’s a handy little function to check if the page you’re currently viewing is a specific page or a descendant of it (child, grandchild, etc). I’ve come across a few simliar functions: is_child(), is_subpage(), is_descendant(), etc; but none that met my needs exactly.
Here’s a handy little function to check if the page you’re currently viewing is a specific page or a descendant of it (child, grandchild, etc). I’ve come across a few simliar functions: is_child(), is_subpage(), is_descendant(), etc; but none that met my needs exactly.
WordPress: Add the <hr> button to the Visual Editor (TinyMCE)
October 18th, 2010
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Strangely, the <hr> tag (horizontal rule) button isn’t enabled by default in the WordPress Visual Editor (TinyMCE). Here’s how to turn it on, along with any other buttons you want to use.
Strangely, the <hr> tag (horizontal rule) button isn’t enabled by default in the WordPress Visual Editor (TinyMCE). Here’s how to turn it on, along with any other buttons you want to use.
CSS: Style your <hr> tags with a background image
October 14th, 2010
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I find <hr> (horizontal rule) tags to be a nice semantic way to separate or break up content on a page. To give them some style, you can replace them with a nice background image.
I find <hr> (horizontal rule) tags to be a nice semantic way to separate or break up content on a page. To give them some style, you can replace them with a nice background image.
