Another documentation tool for Mac OSX that allows you to easily build a simple documentation with Snapshots. Clarify provides all the tools to make screenshots , edit screenshots, add text, add lessons and sub-lessons.
PDF output can be tweaked to your own design, using an available template system. One of the first things, I always look for :)
I will have a more detailed look at the application over at portalZINE.TV soon.
MacSnapper is a simple but effective tool to build step by step documentations or smaller manuals for your projects.
It allows you to take snapshots, describe steps in detail and add annotations.
It also allows you to output your documentation as PDFs and provides options to tweak the look to your liking with a simple template system.
I will have a more detailed look at the OSX application over at portalZINE.TV soon.
Over the past months I have been building a virtual competition, for one of my clients, for the tournament 2014 in Brazil.
The project had its challenges and I plan to dive into some of those areas in the future, as soon as the tournament is over ;)
Cheers
Alex
Bootstrap can not be added directly to the admin of a plugin, but you can wrap your plugin in a container and compile the Bootstrap CSS to use it as a wrapper.
I do my compiling using SimpLess
In the past you could do this using SimpLess directly (my-own-bootstrap.less).
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.bootstrap-wrapper { @import (less) url( 'bootstrap.css' ); } |
This fails with the latest version of Bootstrap. But you can just paste the Bootstrap CSS into the LESS file and compile it that way.
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.bootstrap-wrapper { // Paste Bootstrap CSS here } |
Run it through SimpLess and after that the new CSS can be enqueued in WordPress ! This also works nicely with themes from Bootswatch.
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wp_enqueue_style( $this->plugin_slug .'-my-bootstrapstyle', plugins_url( 'css/my-bootstrapstyle.css', __FILE__ ), array(), $this->version ); |
Enjoy!
„Masonry is a JavaScript grid layout library. It works by placing elements in optimal position based on available vertical space, sort of like a mason fitting stones in a wall. “
Still the best solution out there.
Since Facebook introduced the new profile layout people have been complaining about the bad jpeg compression of the cover image.
If you make sure that the following is met, you should be fine:
Some people seem to get better results, if they keep their images under 100KB. I have used images up to 400KB without any problems.
Keep those nice cover images coming!
Cheers
Alex
Ink helps you to get those email templates just right. Nice set of templates to give you a clean start of designing your own.
The JavaScript SVG library for the modern web. Just what the doctor ordered ;)