Practical Real World Web Development
If you’ve got a day job, you’re probably doing your online reading in the mornings and nights. Because the web has so much content (good and bad), readers typically jump from article to article very quickly searching for the goods.
I find myself scanning before committing to a read. Headlines, bolded text and bullets greatly help when scanning, but even better is an article that gets straight to the point, is catchy and stays focused.
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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...
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Sweet links. Checking them out now.