Cantina Valpolicella Negrar De Haus - Gin & Tonic Bar in Brussels 11 Zitoune - Nominee April 28 2015 Website evaluation 4. Content 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Website evaluation 4. Content 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Oliver Harvey Is The Leading Supplier of Professional Chef Clothing in Britain Dino Pairs Game - Using CSS3 Animation Today were talking about how I created my Dino Pairs Game using CSS3 animations. This tutorial only really works in Chrome because I’m using 3d transforms. The game is playable in Firefox but better in Chrome. So yeah I’ve had a bit of time off and had a little dabble with games. View DemoDownload Hit the Deck So first things first we need the image assets for the deck. So now that is done we can get on with the rest of the game. HTML5 Page The HTML is pretty straight forward but I have used HTML5 layout elements within the page. Time: Reset Play Your time taken was . Play again As you can see we’ve got game stats section that holds all the information about the game. The Javascript Ok so there’s a lot going on in the javascript so I’m only going to highlight a couple of things. So as I said we are concentrating on the CSS3 animations here. So there’s quite a bit going on in this function so firstly we’re checking if the card is matched with the isMatchedpattern function. So now the CSS
clumsy-bird/CUSTOMIZING.md at gh-pages · ellisonleao/clumsy-bird untitled untitled Resolve CSS and jQuery Tutorial: Overlay with Slide Out Box The other day I was creating an overlay with a box for Cody’s jTextTranslate jQuery Plugin and I thought, it could be useful to describe the technique in a tutorial. So, I want to show you how to create a semi-transparent overlay that covers all the page, and a message box that can be turned […] The other day I was creating an overlay with a box for Cody’s jTextTranslate jQuery Plugin and I thought, it could be useful to describe the technique in a tutorial. So, I want to show you how to create a semi-transparent overlay that covers all the page, and a message box that can be turned off again. You can see on the screenshot how that will look. Then I will show you how to add some jQuery that will make the overlay appear and the message box slide down from the top of the page (try the demo at the end of this post). Ok, let’s get to work: 1. We just need two elements in our HTML: a div for the overlay and a div for the box. Let’s give them some style. 2. 3. And that’s it! Enjoy!
MOODBOARD – Film-Manufaktur | Filmproduktion untitled Usage Examples | MaxImage 2.0 Caution: This example is meant for expert users. Remember, with FillElement you can often accomplish an offset scheme very easily... just set your containing element where you want the images to be displayed. Because the first rule of Maximage 2.0 is to try to remain hands off and out of your way, the built in support for offsets have been dropped with version 2.0. This doesn't mean they aren't possible. With a little elbow grease they can still be accomplished (and are better). What I am doing with the below code is creating curtains / offsets that live in front of the slideshow. Once we have our curtains up, the slideshow is still resizing to the full window and we want to have it maximize within the viewable area... our window size minus our offsets. View Example
Paging and Custom WordPress Loops Last week I published two articles using custom loops. The first was about how to create a custom loop. The second was how to retrieve posts based on custom fields. In both articles, several readers commented that they would like to see paging and have it explained. I’d like to thank Aaron Harun from Anthology of Ideas for supplying the code used in this post. Paging, and why it doesn’t work with WP_Query The paging magic happens in a file called ‘link-template.php‘ in the ‘wp-includes‘ folder. Most themes have basic paging built in, with the help of two functions: next_posts_link and previous_posts_link. These functions, as well as several others, make use of a global variable called $wp_query. How to make paging work with a custom loop As Aaron mentioned, the paging functions rely on a global variable called $wp_query. In the example below, I’ll show how to display the last five recent articles with our own custom loop with paging intact. <h3>Recent Articles</h3><ul><? <? The Full Code Howdy!