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How to edit CSS code directly in WordPress?
A small file, packed with values in a relatively simple language (or at least more so than PHP) allows you to do wonders for customizing a free WordPress template or even unlocking the potential of a paid-licensed theme. These are the Cascade Style Sheets or Cascade Style Sheet, which is a…
What is the best image space saving plugin for WordPress?
A confession, from hobbyist to WordPress hobbyist: One of my biggest mistakes in the more than 14 years I've been running sites on this CMS is that just this spring it started optimizing the performance of my projects with an image compressor plugin. Until 2020, the configuration of ...
enable SSL in WordPress
How to activate SSL in WordPress Once you have your security certificate installed in your hosting, it is time to configure it in WordPress so that, in the address bar, the green padlock is shown and the URL of your website works under the HTTPS protocol. To make these adjustments in ...
Custom events in jQuery Custom events in jQuery
All of us who have handled javascript or jquery know what events are, but if you are a newbie here we will put you what an event is: An event in the world of programming is known to any action that the user performs with the system or in our case on the website as ...
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Detect browser, operating system with jQuery By Héctor Peña In jQuery, Resources Posted January 19, 2016No Comments Returns true if the current user agent is a version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Supports all versions of IE, including IE 11. $.browser.msie; Returns true if the current user agent is a version of a WebKit browser (Safari, Chrome and Opera ...
Programming standards
Variable names The first letter of a variable must start with a lowercase Native variables or arrays must be separated by an underscore (_) each word change: $my_var Variables that are Objects must change to uppercase each word end, example: $myVar Global variables must be all capitalized, example: $MY_VAR Assignments There must be a space between the variable ...