by suleski | Apr 11, 2014 | Technical, Troubleshooting
Came across an issue with the Bootstrap navbar dropdown with respect to WordPress. Here’s the issue: Download Bootstrap and put it up on your website (reference the min.css and min.js files). Go to the sample code for the Default Navbar in the Bootstrap docs...
by suleski | Apr 11, 2014 | Products, Technical
Typically, if using raw HTML/CSS, chances are that your site might work on something like Chrome, but not on something like Internet Explorer. Enter Bootstrap – a collection of CSS and Javascript that handles the nuances between browsers. It really has become...
by suleski | Apr 11, 2014 | Reference, Technical
As I write the styling for a new site, I want to pay careful attention to too much CSS. As a result, I did some searching on layout times and came across a list of CSS Selector types ordered from most efficient to least efficient. Here they are: ID, e.g. #header...
by suleski | Apr 9, 2014 | Products, Reference, Technical, Walkthroughs
Recently, I gave up on using Eclipse in favor of NetBeans. I had also considered Visual Studio for my Windows machine, but NetBeans was easy to setup a project that did not get in the way of the folder hierarchy and worked well with my local WAMP setup. As I started...
by suleski | Apr 9, 2014 | Reference, Technical
Understanding what WordPress is doing under the hood can be tough – especially when it comes to the raw SQL queries. As is usually typical with WordPress, somebody has written a plugin for it – in this case, it is called debug-bar. To get it going, do...
