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Bootstrap3- Innovative CSS Features You’d Love To Know About
…ment services company and loves sharing information about leveraging multiple benefits of WordPress in the best possible manner. Currently, she has an impressive count of WordPress-related articles under her name. Having being released for web developers in August 2011 on GitHub, Bootstrap has serves as a remarkable free front-end framework…
Accessibility, Part 4: Operable
…me' for users to complete tasks, but we don't cover it here.Keyboard Accessibility (2.1)Being able to navigate and use your site with only a keyboard is one of the most important aspects of accessibility. Blind users will rely on keyboards almost exclusively, and those with motor disabilities may have difficulty…
Closures in JavaScript
…What You'll Be CreatingUnderstanding ClosuresTo recap the concepts outlined in the video, note that:We covered the concept of variable scope. Specifically, we talked about the following two items:Global Scope is a variable with global scope is accessible everywhere.Local Scope is a variable with local scope is accessible only within a…
Programming With Yii2: Validations
…mework, which reviews the benefits of Yii and includes an overview of what's new in Yii 2.0, released in October 2014.In this Programming With Yii2 series, I'm guiding readers in use of the newly upgraded Yii2 Framework for PHP. In this tutorial, I'm going to introduce you to Yii2's validators.…
The Ternary Operator in PHP
…me PHP conditional statements. We'll see how it can be used, with test-driven development and refactoring, to simplify code like:<?php $result = null; if (5>3) { $result = "Bigger"; } else { $result = "Less"; }Written using a ternary operator, we can write the above comparison as:<?php $result = 5…
A Walkthrough on Conditional Tags in WordPress: 27 to 39
…mental features of WordPress: Conditional Tags. In this fourth part, we'll continue introducing and reviewing the Conditional Tags. Be sure to check out the previous parts if you haven't yet. Let's begin! 27. Checking Whether the Page Is a "Monthly Archives" Page: is_month() In WordPress, the most commonly used date-based…
Style Posts by Category on Your Main Blog Page
…metimes use some sort of styling to differentiate between the sections of their site. Often this takes the form of different colors for each section.A good example is the London Times website, which uses a different color for each section of its site. The front page uses these colors in…
Accessibility, Part 5: Understandable
…menting a lot of these recommendations lies with the plugin or theme's 'end user' (or whoever is publishing the content), there are recommendations that the developers of those plugins and themes can implement.Readable (3.1)The first guideline states that content should be "readable and understandable". A lot of recommendations relate to…
Get Started Building Your Blog With Parse.js: Router
…me groundwork for those functions, making a list view of blogs in the admin page and adding a router (if you don't know what a router is, this session is for you). 1. Create and Render BlogsAdminViewStep 1: HTML Template As usual, let's begin by adding an HTML template to…
Create a Simple Shopping Cart Using AngularJS: Part 1
…ment (such as an attribute, element name, comment or CSS class) that tell AngularJS's HTML compiler ($compile) to attach a specified behavior to that DOM element or even transform the DOM element and its children. Designing a Cart PageWe'll be using Bootstrap to design our page. Once we are done…