multiscroll plugin by Alvaro Trigo. Create divided multi-scrolling pages with two splited vertical layouts or panels.
Category: Resources
A Quick Guide to Using LiveReload with Gulp
Tired of having to refresh your browser every single time you make changes to your LESS/SASS/CSS files? This article will take you step-by-step to getting LiveReload integrated in your development environment so you no longer have to reload your browser to see changes.
Source: A Quick Guide to Using LiveReload with Gulp | Scotch
Getting WordPress Term Results that are Relative to a Different Taxonomy | CSS-Tricks
WordPress and Automating – Using Gulp for WordPress Automation
Gulp can help you automate daily routine tasks. In this article you will see basic stuff you can automate doing WordPress development. Lets see how gulp can save you a healthy amount of time every day and improve the quality of your product too. | Difficulty: Beginner; Length: Short; Tags: WordPress, CMS, Web Development, JavaScript, WordPress Plugins
Source: Using Gulp for WordPress Automation – Tuts+ Code Tutorial
CSS4 Selectors
At the time of writing, very few, if any, of these selectors are available in browser. However, it’s good to know which selectors have been chosen for future versions of CSS.
CSS4 introduces many new selectors and features. Learn how to use each one, with easy to understand explanations and examples.
WordPress › WordPress 4.2.1 Security Release
Important XSS security update to WordPress, be sure to update all of your sites right now if you don’t have auto updates on.
The Deal with WordPress Transients | CSS-Tricks
Great article on CSS-Tricks about using and dealing with WordPress Transients. Covers setting and retrieving them as well as other WordPress Transient tips and tricks.
Geolocation API
Let’s examine how you can use Geolocation within browsers to get user location!
Source: Geolocation API
Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test Tool
Use this tool to see if Google deems your website to be user friendly. This is important because Google will start punishing sites in their search rankings for not being mobile friendly.
Source: Mobile-Friendly Test
CSS Ready Classes for Gravity Forms
A page with a collection of built in classes for Gravity Forms. Many of these are very useful such as placing form fields side by side without needing to write the code manually for each Gravity Form.