SVGMagic is a jQuery plugin that provides a nice server side fallback to convert SVG images to PNGs for older browsers (IE8, Android 2.*).
Also works for background images.
Serverside conversion of SVG to PNG
Mozilla introduces the first browser built for developers:
Visual Composer for WordPress provides many ways to extend its functionality. There are already many add-ons available for this dynamic page builder, but its easy to do the extending yourself, by following the hints in the documentation ;)
In this small tutorial we are adding a “type” field to allow a special css class to be added to each of our row containers.
New Visual Composer element properties can be easily added by using the vc_add_param function. See documentation for more information. In our case we are adding a property to the vc_row element.
Continue reading Extending the Visual Composer Row element with a new property
With the keywords defined, we can start with the setup of the campaign.
I am not actually going over each of the options provided by the Adwords interface, but I provide you with an initial and fast first start. The Google Adwords documentation is very detailed and it makes no senses replicating that here.
Continue reading Building up a Google Adwords campaign (2) – Starting the campaign
Appear.In: Hang out with friends, not with Google. Appear.In lets you set up a video chat room, send friends the link, and start talking. No accounts, no sign up necessary, just talk! Already reserved a room :)
In a perfect world all current browsers would allow the usage of WebRTC natively, but that is as always not the case ;)
“WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an API definition drafted by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that supports browser-to-browser applications for voice calling, video chat, and P2P file sharing without the need of either internal or external plugins.” – Wikipedia
I am working on a new website for a customer and we are using the WPLMS (WordPress Learning Management System) as a foundation. The packaged theme is based on Bootstrap.
The theme provides its own page-builder, but we prefer to use Visual Composer, as we built some custom VC-Addons to ease future page updates for our customer and custom content integration. Visual Composer provides some nice full-width addons, which are not working with the current theme layout. I decided to use a custom page template to allow Visual Composer to take over, where needed :) Continue reading WordPress, WPLMS, Visual Composer and full width content
If you are missing certain font formats you can do a search for “Font conversion” and you should find multiple online services, that allow you convert fonts.
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@font-face { font-family: Fontname; src: url('Fontname.eot'); src: url('Fontname.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'), url('Fontname.woff') format('woff'), url('Fontname.ttf') format('truetype'), url('Fontname#webfontregular') format('svg'); } |
