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This plugin allows you to show and hide specific portions of content within a post or page. Visitors can then use custom show/hide links to show or hide the portions you’ve defined. The plugin enables a few WordPress shortcodes: [peekaboo], [peekaboo_link] and [peekaboo_content].
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This WordPress helper will let you create Meta Boxes fast with the flexibility you need as a developer. Full documentation walks you step-by-step. Create custom WordPress Meta Box UI elements for your projects with ease.
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The script’s main purpose is to provide an easier way to put WordPress on your server (it doesn’t configure WordPress for you). It does do a few things: it will automatically download the latest WordPress release (Zip file), then it will extract the Zip file contents (keeping the wordpress folder if wanted) and then it cleans up, removing the Zip file and itself.
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HiFi is a head injection and foot injection plugin (or head include, foot include, head insert, foot insert, what ever you want to call it). It basically allows you to inject <script>, <style>, <meta> and any other code you want into the head and foot areas of your posts and pages. The code injected is [...]
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This jQuery plugin converts a properly formatted table, having thead and tbody elements (tfoot optional), into a scrollable table. Scrollable tables are most useful when having to display lots of tubular data in a fixed space.
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Full SQL dump of cities and states data. There are three tables in all: states, cities, and cities_extended. All packaged in a nice (less then 1MB) ZIP file for your convenience!
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I needed a jQuery img preload plugin in order to detect when an image had actually loaded. The scenario basically went as follows: I had several images and content layered on top of one another and I needed to have them all visible. The problem I ran into was that as the browser loaded the [...]
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The general idea is to read a Google Spreadsheet through PHP and save user submitted form data via the Google Documents List Data API. By doing this, you can quickly view all the submissions at a glance and you are also able to export CSV files of the data. Using Google Docs gives you and [...]
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Dimas is lead code-slinger at Hitch Creative. He develops engaging, functional and efficient frontend/backend solutions using open source web tools and standards. Learn More...
Dimas: Mike, take a look at the example code above for the meta box content (use the show/hide links), see line...
Mike: Hey Dimas, This is very helpful. Thanks! I have one question you might be able to help me on. I would like to...Dimas: @marcia, take a look at the peekaboo “onshow” and “onhide” parameters and equally the...Dimas: @malik, can you put a content example in a txt file and email it to me so I can test it out and see what you...Dimas: Chris, I really apologize for not getting back to you. Can you email me your meta box template file, and your...