Gamma Gallery: A Responsive Image Gallery Experiment Gamma Gallery is an experimental responsive image gallery that attempts to provide an adjustable responsive images approach taking its grid layout and the full slideshow view into account. View demo Download source Creating a truly responsive image gallery can be a very tricky and difficult thing. There are so many factors to consider like the layout and the features, and so many choices to make when it comes to delivering a good viewing experience for every device. Gamma Gallery is an attempt to create an image gallery that uses a similar responsive images approach to the proposed picture element. Focused on providing suitable image sizes for both, the fluid grid thumbnails and the full image view, the selection of images also depends on container dimensions and not solely on the window size. Gamma Gallery uses David David DeSandro’s Masonry in a fluid mode where column numbers are defined depending on the grid container sizes. Some things we are using in Gamma:
qTranslate and Woocommerce - it works | SomewhereWarm During the last few years, some of the most weird experiments carried out in the depths of the SW lab have involved WordPress, pizza and a lot of beer. In retrospect, I can say that most of these were failed attempts to make WP work in ways it was never meant for, but still, it was fun. The release of WP3 has been a milestone for the WordPress community – myself included. Custom post types and multi-site opened the way for great things and made WordPress a more ‘serious’ CMS, worth considering for more complex projects than just blogs and news sites. Despite the advances, WP has left developers with something to desire for quite a while: Multi-language support has never been among the strengths of the platform and, no doubt about it, e-commerce hasn’t been one either. Until recently, it may have sounded like a joke but today, setting up a multi-language e-commerce website based on WP is a matter worth looking into – at least from a technical perspective. Cheers, Manos
jQuery Infinite Carousel Plugin The Infinite Carousel is a jQuery plugin that allows you to showcase any number of images and videos in a carousel-like fashion. Unlike some other carousels, the Infinite Carousel displays items in a continuous loop no matter how you navigate. Try out the demos below to see how versatile the Infinite Carousel is. Download Download jquery.infinitecarousel.zip (version 3.0.3 – January 24, 2013) What’s So Great About this Plugin? It’s just 11 Kb compressedDisplays image and videosCaptions and linksNew thumbnail optionsCool new circular ring timerKeyboard navigationCallback functionsNo browser lag caused by moving between tabsShortest path algorithm finds the shortest distance between images when using thumbnails to navigate.Works in all major browsersReusable on multiple containersCompletely free for commercial and non-commercial use (see license in plugin header) Demos Notes Options Instantiating $(‘#carousel’).infiniteCarousel({}); CSS Classes
Woocommerce Circle Hover Effects with CSS Transitions From our sponsor: Get started on your Squarespace website with a free trial In today’s tutorial we’ll experiment with hover effects on circles. Since we have the border radius property, we can create circular shapes and they have been appearing more often as design elements in websites. One use that I especially enjoy seeing is the circular thumbnail which just looks so much more interesting than the usual rectangular. Please note: the result of this tutorial will only work as intended in browsers that support the respective CSS properties. We will omit vendor prefixes in this tutorial. So, let’s get started! The HTML For most of the examples, we’ll be using the following structure: <ul class="ch-grid"><li><div class="ch-item ch-img-1"><div class="ch-info"><h3>Use what you have</h3><p>by Angela Duncan <a href=" on Dribbble</a></p></div></div></li><li><div class="ch-item ch-img-2"><div class="ch-info"><h3>Common Causes of Stains</h3><p>by Antonio F. The CSS Example 1
30 Top Rated WordPress Sidebar Widgets What is your favorite sidebar widget for WordPress? Sidebar widgets are an important part of most blogs. The majority of all WordPress blogs have sidebars and contain at least one widget. The widgets you choose to use are, of course, a matter of opinion and preference, but today I want to share what “the majority” feel are the best. So, I present you with the 30 top rated WordPress sidebar widgets, that meet the following criteria. The Criteria I’m sure you’re wondering how I came up with this list. First, let me just say that this is far from an all-inclusive list of the top rated WordPress widgets. Here’s the criteria that chose to use for this specific list. Top Rated WordPress Sidebar Widgets A Few of My Favorites I don’t use a lot of widgets because I like to keep my blog sidebar clean, but I still want to share a few of my personal favorites with you; you may want to check some of these out as well. 1. Ad Squares lets you display 125×125 ads in your sidebar. 2. 3. 4. It’s Your Turn
WOW Slider : jQuery Image Slider & Gallery Personnaliser son administration Wordpress sans plugin Dans la continuité de mon article pour rendre son WordPress plus social sans plugin, je vais vous présenter aujourd’hui différents snippets qui vous permettront de personnaliser votre administration WordPress rapidement et sans prise de tête. Cela pourra notamment vous être utile si vous gérez un site communautaire avec des utilisateurs qui doivent se connecter à l’admin WP. La barre d’administration Changer le logo dans la barre d’administration Pour remplacer le petit logo WordPress “W” en haut à gauche de votre administration par le votre, voici le code à ajouter au functions.php : Il faudra remplacer l’image custom-logo.gif par le logo de votre site et veiller à respecter la taille (28px max de hauteur). Ajouter des liens personnalisés dans la barre d’administration Toujours dans le fichier functions.php, insérer ce bout de code que vous pourrez personnaliser comme bon vous semble : Supprimer la barre d’administration à tous sauf aux administrateurs 1. show_admin_bar(false); 2. What else?
JQuery Cycle Plugin Check out Cycle2, the latest in the Cycle line of slideshows. The jQuery Cycle Plugin is a slideshow plugin that supports many different types of transition effects. It supports pause-on-hover, auto-stop, auto-fit, before/after callbacks, click triggers and much more. Images are used in these demos because they look cool, but slideshows are not limited to images. Use the Effects Browser page to preview the available effects. For more about options, see the Options Reference page. Frequently Asked Questions Special thanks to Torsten Baldes, Matt Oakes, and Ben Sterling for the many ideas that got me started on writing Cycle in 2007.
13 nifty, free WooCommerce extensions you might not know about... There hasn’t been a WooCommerce extension drop in a couple of months and there’s no secret as to why. Team WooCommerce has been working relentlessly on making 2.0 (download RC1) awesome and ensuring compatibility with our already 100+ strong catalog of extensions. So to stem any cases of WooCommerce extension withdrawal you may be suffering, we’ve rounded up some cool plugins that you can download from the WordPress.org plugin repository for free. WooCommerce Customizer WooCommerce includes a lot of filters so you can customize button text, labels, and more — but you have to write PHP code to use them. This plugin provides a settings page where you can add your customizations and save them without needing to write any code or modify any templates, which is helpful for quick change testing. Download WooCommerce Customizer WooCommerce MultiLingual This ‘glue’ plugin makes it possible to run fully multilingual e-commerce sites using WooCommerce and WPML. Download WooCommerce MultiLingual
Tutoriel Wordpress: mettre un mot de passe sur son blog - dubuzz.com Il peut parfois être utile de bloquer l’accès à son blog WordPress par un mot de passe. vous travaillez sur une nouvelle version de votre blog, et il est préférable de le cacher aux yeux de Google – et de tout le monde – tant qu’il n’est pas terminé à 100%vous vous servez d’un blog comme d’un logiciel de gestion de projet – ce qui est une excellente idée que j’utilise souvent – et vous devez gérer l’accès et les droits de publication de plusieurs personnes concernées par le projetvous avez un blog que vous avez envie de réserver à vos amis, vos proches, vos clients, et vous n’avez aucune envie que ses contenus puissent être vus ou indexés par Google. Une sorte d’anti-Facebook en somme… 1-Trouver et installer le plug-in WordPress « Members ». Je présume que vous savez déjà comment installer un plug-in depuis WordPress. 2-Effectuer les réglages de base du plug-in « Members » Pour cela, allez dans « Réglages » et cliquez « Members » Les réglages de base du plug-in apparaissent. 5-Et voilà!
20 Plugins WooCommerce Indispensables pour vos Produits Vous utilisez WooCommerce pour faire du commerce électronique avec WordPress ? En voila une bonne idée. Vu que vous connaissez déjà WooCommerce, pas besoin de faire le tour du propriétaire. Mais pour ceux qui ne le sauraient pas encore, WooCommerce c’est l’assurance d’avoir un site de e-commerce avec toutes les fonctionnalités que l’on est en droit d’attendre de ce type de plateforme, et cela jusqu’aux thèmes de très bonne qualités qui circulent sur ce plugin. Aussi génial soit WooCommerce, il se pourrait qu’il ne réponde pas à 150% de toutes les demandes en l’état. Prêt à découvrir 20 plugins WooCommerce indispensables pour vos produits ? En utilisant des échantillons de couleurs et l’image, vous offrez un moyen beaucoup plus agréable d’afficher les couleurs disponibles d’un produit, les styles disponibles, de tailles disponibles, ou n’importe quoi d’autre que vous pouvez afficher en utilisant une image ou une couleur. Vos prix évoluent en fonction de la quantité commandé ?
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