There are a few things that I had to figure out the hard way to get my google maps working correctly. The Documentation on the Advanced Custom Fields website was ok, but it was missing a few things that I had to figure out for myself. First, sometimes there is a weird bug that makes Read More…
Put this in your css file. html{-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;}
Every once in a while i run into this crazy issue. I have an image inside a link like so: <a href=”link”> <img src=”source”/> </a> I am trying to add a caption with a background color on top of the image, but for some reason there is an extra 4px or so at the bottom Read More…
So, I hadn’t thought of doing this until today, but with a small snippet of jQuery you can target just about any html element that you want. Use this to add a simple target-able class $(‘div #minitwitter-widget-2’).addClass(‘clearfix’); You can even add a counter to a list of items by using this $( “#metaslider_4 ul li” Read More…
You can use this to disable the default styling override on buttons and submit inputs and use your own css. input{-webkit-appearance: none;}
You can stop iOS and WindowsMobile from auto optimizing your font by using this code in your main css file, or your mobile css file. @media screen and (max-device-width: 480px) { html { -webkit-text-size-adjust:none; -ms-text-size-adjust:none; } }
If you use position:fixed to have a menu bar that stays at the top when you scroll down the page don’t add a height to it or the content inside the div will disappear.