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I know there are programs like dreamweaver but none of them has significant success when it comes to creating automatic cross browser compatible html and css codes. I was wondering, is there a framework or program that i can use for creating more cross browser compatible HTML and CSS layout ? Currently, i am using a virtual windows xp version running on vmware to check how web pages looks in IE6, and manually using Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari. Bazzz What you want doesn't really exist as many have said. I do try to safe myself most of the hassle you describe by consciously using only

I have a large amount of users which I'm displaying on the front end with WP_User_Query . I have a search function on this front end user database, and need to be able to search by custom fields, which each profile has a number of. Currently the search engine will search for standard wp user fields such as 'user_firstname', 'user_lastname', but won't search my custom fields ('institution' & 'equipment' in this example), and I'm not sure why. The Query: $search = ( isset($_GET['search-meta']) ) ? sanitize_text_field($_GET['search-meta']) : false ; if ($search){ $my_users = new WP_User_Query(

Is there a way to handle recursively unknown exact number of router parameters? For example: We have products categories, which can have subcategories, subcategories can have it's own subcategories and so on. There are a few main conditions: if a such category has no subcategories we redirect to /categories/{id}/items that will open items list component. if category has subcategory it should be redirected to next nested tree level /categories/{id}/{id}/.../{id} which should open the last categoryId subcategories list component. after getting to the last category which doesn't has subcategories

When I write a comment with github's issue page, I noticed that the comment body remains even if I reload the browser. I have checked localStorage, sessionStorage, cacheStorage, IndexedDB, cookie, but I found no instance of the sentence that I wrote. Also, I have checked the network tab of Chrome Devtool, but I could not find any suspicious network traffic. How does github.com achieve this recovery function? They are using SessionStorage to do this: On Page Leave: select all of the input fields with .js-session-resumable as selector put {id, value} pair of inputs in an array put it in

Is it safe to use base64 encoded images for web design, How does it compare in performance? Advantages and Disadvantages? A base64 stream is about 33% heavier than a binary one (not taking into account the gzip compression over http that you have in place if you're serious about performances). If you put the base64 image directly in a page, it won't be cached separately. So it will be heavy for all pages using this image instead of being cachable with URL as key. You may think that it helps keeping the request number low but in fact it's useless in normal cases where users have yet the images

Getting this error, trying to use Masonry with imageLoaded: "Object # has no method 'imagesLoaded'" The links to the necessary scripts are in my header: <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script><script src="/js/masonry.pkgd.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="/js/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> And here is how the code looks in my footer: $(document).ready(function() { $('#archive-post-container').imagesLoaded(function() { $(this).masonry({ itemSelector : '.post', columnWidth:344 }); }); }); EDIT /

I want to style a list of posts – I have seen a lot of great examples of that being done when the list is predefined (list values are 1,2,3 – loop through and do something) My question is: if it's possible to pick up a list length through SASS? SASS doesn't add any functionality to CSS, it just makes some kinds of CSS simpler to write. If you can write it in CSS, it's possible with SASS. If not, it isn't. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27216480/loop-through-a-list-of-unknown-length-in-sass