jquery-cookie

I'm trying to save the .addClass every time I save a stylesheet so that the button remembers The user can toggle the option on/off. My simple html: <div id="btn-switch" class="btn-group" data-toggle="buttons"> <button class="btn btn-default" type="radio" name="options" id="option1" data-color="{T_THEME_PATH}/normal.css" autocomplete="off">off</button> <button class="btn btn-default" type="radio" name="options" id="option2" data-color="{T_THEME_PATH}/inverse.css" autocomplete="off">on</button> </div> This is my code: <script> $(document).ready(function() { if ($.cookie("css")) { $("#bg").attr(

I have a site that we require the user to have enabled JavaScript and cookies before they can login to the site. (The JS part is done and works perfectly.) At the moment, we have been been setting a cookie and then redirect the user to another page (in PHP). This has worked fine, but now we have a bunch of people that have bookmarked the page we are redirecting to, which of course doesn't have the cookie set and therefore doesn't allow them to login. So I'm trying to find another solution to check for the cookie and I'm thinking of using the jQuery Cookie plugin . I'm wondering if it's

In my previous question I was searching for a way to create a notification message on my WordPress site, when there is a new post published. After a great answer, this is working very well. I can change the settings of how long this message should be displayed after the time of when the post was published. When the time is expired, the message will disappear. Goal So it is working absolute fine, special thanks for Pieter Goosen, but if the user has seen the message once, I want to give the ability to close the notification bar and to ensure that it no longer appears to the user in order to