/Development Customizing Foundation for a WordPress Theme
To be honest, the title of this blog post is misleading. Yes, I will demonstrate who I
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/Development Leveraging SASS in WordPress Development
SASS and CSS-Preprocessing as a whole is absolutely crucial. Having spent many years writing CSS by hand,
/Development WordPress Development with Twig and Timber
I got to admit, I was very very excited when I finally discovered Timber, a tool
/random adventures Tour of Oregon – Summer 2018
Recently, I was fortunate enough to follow some friends around Oregon as their band did a 3 town mini-tour. (See The Colin Trio.) First, we drove south to Grant’s Pass. The next day we drove to McKenzie Pass before playing the final show in Bend.
/Development Modular Web Development with WordPress
as a front end developer, I want a way of developing a Wordpress site that makes it easy to build HTML, CSS, and Javascript creatively end efficiently.
/Development A better way to build with WordPress
As a front end developer, who likes to have control over HTML and layout containers, I find it difficult to develop creative solutions to unique problems.
/Development Abstracting Youtube API Loading
This module encapulates the functionality needed to load the Youtube API
/Development Extending Magnific Popup jQuery Plugin for scrollable images
This module leverages the jQuery pluging Magnify to display galleries of long images by making the
/Development Adding Items to List with KnockoutJS
My last blog post presented a KnockoutJS component that toggled text into a form field. This code sample is ripped from a project I’ve been working on lately. To give context, this project is a small web application that allows administrators to edit details of a group of users.
Today I will show another component from that same project that will allow the administrator to assign items to a user using a dropdown.
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/Development Playing with KnockoutJS: Custom Bindings and Components
I love KnockoutJS! It may dirty up my HTML, but I can make things fast!
In a recent project, I was working with a listing of people, and clicking on one person displayed the details of that person to the right of the listing so that the user could edit the details of the selected person. Within the form, the client wanted to show thetext fields as clickable text – clicking the text would toggle the text into an input field. Blurring the input field would toggle the element back to text.