Removing LI elements from WordPress’ main menu
I’ve been searching for a way to remove the LIs and UL elements from a standard wordpress nav, wp_nav_menu, while keeping the classes from the LI and moving them to the A tags.
I’ve been searching for a way to remove the LIs and UL elements from a standard wordpress nav, wp_nav_menu, while keeping the classes from the LI and moving them to the A tags.
Part six and final part of the designs for Timo
To mark the 10th anniversary of 7th July 2005 terrorist attacks in London, I wrote an article voicing my views and opinions on what happened, the aftermath and how I was treated by the press.
Part five of the designs for Timo
Part four of the designs for Timo
Part three of the designs for Timo
Part two of the designs for Timo.
I was tasked with designing a t-shirt for our out going CEO. So I thought I’d post some of the designs over the next few days.
Found this great explanation on the difference between hyphens, en and em dashes. Wanted to post for future reference.
A hyphen, -, is used in words made of more than one word (Spider-Man, to-be-determined, fail-safe), or phrasal adjectives that happen before a noun (larger-than-life, over-the-top).
Having to write git pull origin branch_name followed by git add all -A then git commit -m “blaaah blaah” was getting a bit annoying so I figured out how to combine these into a single command as most of the commits I make are quite straight forward. First thing you need to do is find […]