There was this WordPress social media plugin from a couple of years ago that used Zapier templates to pull things in (or push them out, can’t remember). Anyone know what I’m talking about? #lazyweb
Step by step guide to using Mosaic for Windows circa 1994. Crazy amount of steps. Make sure you edit that Mosaic.ini file. https://practical-tech.com/1994/07/02/putting-the-pieces-together-mosaic/84/
There’s a lot of truly amazing insights about Biden in here, but this one seems to really drive it home for me. Biden is stuck in an idealistic past that wasn’t all that ideal to begin with. We can do better.
Reply to Tantek.com
In reply to http://tantek.com/2019/171/t1/happy-14th-microformats-org. Finally converted my site (https://jayhoffmann.com/) to microformats in celebration! Next step, POSSE 🙂
Editing Crop in WordPress Images Before Upload
For a recent project, I had a need for a pretty simple workflow. I had a couple of image sizes, which I added with the add_image_size function which required a hard crop to a […]
Using Gravity Forms with Bootstrap Styles
I use Bootstrap as a starting point for a lot of the themes that I build as a great starting point for reusable components. But one of the problems I’ve run into is trying […]
That Time the Internet Broke
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Chose Your Metric
I went to Wordcamp Lancaster this year. It was a great time. I gave a talk on Javascript and after the conference, I was perseverating about one of my favorite things: what the f%c […]
Changing Field Keys in Advanced Custom Fields
I recently ran into a problem when using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin which is a bit esoteric. In the previous iteration of the site I was working on, fields were registered programmatically, using […]
Hemingway’s Advice for Coders
I’m an avid reader of Brain Pickings (check it out if you haven’t heard of it), and one thing caught my attention a few weeks ago. In the mid-1930’s a young writer by the name of […]