Scribble

Scribble is an easy to use WordPress plugin that allows you to add a custom strikethrough style to your site.
Scribble is an easy to use WordPress plugin that allows you to add a custom strikethrough style to your site.
A while back I wrote a post about how you can fade html elements in and out using jQuery — depending on the width of the browser window. In this tutorial, I will show you how this can be done much simpler using only CSS3.
This is a snippet you can use in Google Analytics to track phone number clicks. The code looks slightly different depending on if you use analytics.js or the older ga.js tracking code.
Here is a quick snippet you can use to programmatically add a class to the body element in WordPress.
ie7 is basically dead now. But in case you ever have to deal with it here is a code snippet to make it work with your inline-block elements.
Few things are more annoying than SPAM. On website contact forms, there is an especially unique brand of spam that often rears its ugly head. Spammers will try to fill out forms online with backlinks to their own websites in order to help them with SEO. Often times the comments are very generic and typically…
When you are using a print_r in php, it’s a very good idea to remember the print_r pre combo (ie wrap the print_r in a pre tag). The difference being that using pre will allow you to understand the output as it will be preformatted in a way that is easy for humans to see…
Here is a quick snippet which you can use to include the latest version of jQuery on your site. Some benefits of this method: You’ll always be up to date Protocol isn’t defined so it’s safe to load from site’s starting with both http and https jQuery is served via a CDN so you don’t…