Selecting First 10 Items of Specific Class Using jQuery

Here’s a very informative technique using jQuery to select the first 10 items of specific class. This tutorial was created by web developer Sam Deering, who is also the man behind jQuery4u. 1. First thing to do is get the first and last elements: var firstSpan = $(‘span.class:first’), lastSpan = $(‘span.class:last’); 2. Get all the [...]

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ExtraGrid Premium WordPress Theme

Today’s featured WordPress theme comes from the dev team of ThemeTON. It’s called ExtraGrid, and it’s a theme that comes with a masonry-style layout, a design layout that I’m pretty sure Pinterest users are familiar with. The theme’s design is fully responsive, as what one should expect to get from any premium template nowadays. That [...]

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Essential WPMU WordPress Plugins

WordPress is indeed a great solution when it comes to easy-to-use web content management for both the tech-savvy and otherwise. And we’re not just talking about a site’s appearance, but also its functionality. That’s where WPMU plugins come in. In today’s post I’m going to tell you about just a few of the 140+ essential [...]

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Customizing Google Maps

  Whenever we look for the exact location of certain places, Google Maps is the most reliable resource to date, and can be easily integrated into any website for added functionality. You must have used Google Maps often but did you know that there’s a ‘Link’ button on the left-hand side that is represented by [...]

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Fractal Photographer

  The much-awaited Windows 8 has been launched, and one of its cooler apps is the Fractal Photographer. This app allows you to discover and display some of the most breathtaking fractal patterns from nature, like the Mandelbrot set above. You can easily view and customize your preferred color scheme from a wide library of [...]

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Automatically Hide Email Addresses From Spambots

Spambots are one of the most annoying things you have to deal with when running a website or blog. They scan your site for email addresses just so it can be used for sending out spam. Well, thanks to a certain Stian Jacobsen, he was nice enough to share this nifty snippet to help you [...]

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Instagram Has Launched Profile Badges

Just shortly after finally enabling their users to view their photos on web browsers via web profiles, Instagram has taken another [right] step forward by launching Instagram badges. Instagram badges or Profile badges is a means for the user to promote their profile across the web. It is pretty much similar to the badges and [...]

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Maximize Your Photo Networking Experience with These Instagram Apps

If you’re an Instagram user, chances are you’re also connected to other Instagram users, or at least looking for ways to connect with them. One of the ways to do this is through Search Experience Optimization (SXO), which will help you gain a much better overall experience from searching photos to finding the right Instagram [...]

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Wirefy – Wireframe Tool For Creating A Responsive Webpage

Wirefy is a responsive browser-based framework designed to create functional wireframes using standard elements. It is a collection of CSS and JS files that allows you to experiment with responsive wireframes quickly. Designed and created by Chris Da Sie, Wirefy follows the philosophy of mobile first, which makes it respond to the proper viewport. It [...]

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Give Your Client’s Website a Makeover

If you’re a freelance web developer or designer, you may have encountered some clients who need their website updated, whether they’re aware of this or not. A website needs to be revamped every 5 years or less, especially if it’s for business or e-commerce. If your clients are unaware of this, these are reasons why [...]

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