Have you seen or used Thoughtplifier theme? If you notice, there is this “limited fixed sidebar“. Basically it’s an element which is positioned using the position: relative absolute combo and its top CSS property is dynamically modified using jQuery. read more →
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Understanding jQuery’s .animate() API
There are lots of handy jQuery APIs, but in my opinion, one of the jQuery fanciest API is .animate(). We can simply say that animate is about transitioning any CSS property you want. Let’s say you have this 100. read more →
Tables Involved in WordPress Menu Feature
Lately one of the project i’m involved in is having this weird issue which unable to save the whole menu items we made (The menu item saving process is suddenly ended after 80-something menu items are saved). Okay, it. read more →
Simple Do-It-Yourself Modal Box
Here’s a simple truth about modal box: It is ridiculously easy to be made.. read more →
Dead Simple Do-It-Yourself Tabbed Area Using jQuery
Why do we have to learn how to code tabbed area while there are so many plugins that able to create a tabbed area instantly? Why do we have to reinvent the wheel? Because understanding how it works is. read more →
Thoughtplifier Version 0.2
After smashing some bugs and adding couple of features, finally i can say that Thoughtplifier, the theme which is used by my personal blog and Outstando (as in September 27th, 2011) has reached version 0.2. You can use this. read more →
Filling Form Field by Clicking Image Using jQuery’s .attr()
Someone asked me how did i make the kartunama.net’s shopping chart on its order page. To be honest, it’s just a simple form with lots of javascript functions to make it interactive. The basic principle of the form is. read more →
Thoughtplifier Theme
Thougthplifier is a one-column focus-to-content WordPress theme i crafted based on Essential Theme modification i made for my personal blog and outstando. Some folks asked me to release it so here it is, after some modifications to make it. read more →
WordPress Manageable Random Background Using Post-Type
We’ve discussed about creating simple random background in WordPress, including its cons which has no back-end interface, on the previous post. Some people are okay with having no backend interface since they have access to put the image directly. read more →
WordPress Simple Random Background Using Matt Mullenweg’s randomimage script
Several days ago, a friend of mine @arhamHaryadi asked me about how to make a random background which changes every time visitor visit / refresh the page. The answer is simple yet easy, use Matt Mullenweg’s randomimage script. Instruction. read more →
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