Google have rolled out an update to Google Docs which finally grants the user the ability to apply custom styles to headings.
It may not sound like much, but this is an important feature which brings Google Docs a step closer to being a proper word processor replacement.
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A WordPress function that lets you automatically extract your featured image EXIF data and display it on your post or page.
I’ve used this function specifically in my photoblog section of the website to save me remembering to manually add this information.
Well it’s finally done. My website is officially launched.
It took a lot longer than planned and changed from being just a new WordPress theme to being a much more fundamental re-structuring of the whole site.
It’s been a long time coming, and I’ve finally built up the courage to take it on. I’m going to fully redesign this website. Wish me luck. I’ll see you on the other side.
Keep your web page footer stuck to the bottom of the page, whilst ensuring that the footer drops out of site if the page content is longer than the viewport.
I’ve been on the 3.3 alpha for a while but just updated to 3.3 beta 4 and it’s looking like a very nice update all round. Happy to see that there’s just one ‘upload’ button and that the entire jQuery stack is included. Release announcement here: http://wordpress.org/news/2011/11/wordpress-3-3-beta-4/
With the launch of Amazon’s Silk browser, one has to ponder why Google’s own Android browser doesn’t offer similar. A better user experience and faster browsing is what they’re all about no?
At the moment there’s no core conditional function for checking whether a post belongs to a taxonomy term.
Using this function rectifies this for the time being.
It appeared that Rapportive had their features killed by a Gmail update, which brings new functionality to the default right column in gmail, but Rahul Vohra, CEO of Rapportive, cleared that up pretty quickly!