treehouse : what would you like to learn today?
Web Design Web Development iOS Development

jamy_za

  • A little Ajax+Wordpress help needed

    Nothing extra needs to be added for it to work with Wordpress. .stuff is a class it is referencing. It is pulling out all the HTML within .stuff on the target page and loading it into .content on the current page. So those classes can be changed an…
    Comment by jamy_za January 3 permalink
  • A little Ajax+Wordpress help needed

    I've created a small example: Example Zip Let me know if you need any explaining, etc.
    Comment by jamy_za January 3 permalink
  • Code made for jQuery 1.4 not working in jQuery 1.8.3

    Hmm, ok I've downloaded Chris' dynamic load script and I've gotten it to work with jQuery 1.8.3: jQuery(function($) { var newHash = "", $mainContent = $("#main-content"), $pageWrap = $…
    Comment by jamy_za January 3 permalink
  • jQuery Moving Tabs !

    Include the latest jQuery once in the element. Usually you would include jQuery just before the closing body tag but due to the fact that you have scripts opening in random areas in the body it's best to include it in the head.
    Comment by jamy_za January 2 permalink
  • jQuery Moving Tabs !

    Part of debugging is to fix things which may not actually be the problem. Before I can help I'll need you to only include the latest version of jQuery. Also the page has 211 HTML errors. http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.tradeglobus.…
    Comment by jamy_za January 2 permalink
  • jQuery Moving Tabs !

    You're including 3 versions of jQuery, never a good idea. change this: var $mtb = jQuery.noConflict(true); $mtb(function() { $mtb( "#moving_tab" ).tabs({ event: "mouseover" …
    Comment by jamy_za January 2 permalink
  • jQuery Moving Tabs !

    Is this still a problem? It seems to be working to me.
    Comment by jamy_za January 2 permalink
  • Code made for jQuery 1.4 not working in jQuery 1.8.3

    It looks like it's the delegate() method's fault. It seems it's been removed from the later jQuery versions. The on() method should be used instead.
    Comment by jamy_za January 2 permalink
  • Why Macs became trendy among Web Developers?

    Unix based OS + Software support + UX design = Increased productivity + awesomeness. That is all. I don't like Apple users in general. I remember trying to find out why I couldn't copy/paste when I first started using a mac, and the respo…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Flexbox for uniforming heights

    Thanks for the link - Flexbox is definitely going to change a lot of things. Now just for the IE 7-9 usage share to die out.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Modern website with Helvetica??

    @muffakaa I usually use font-family: sans-serif; for body copy - and I think h5bp does that too. This defaults to Arial on Windows and Helvetica on OSx. @chrisburton agreed, I really love Georgia and think it's really underrated.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • IE10 - What do you think of it?

    @ToxicFire The last time I used firebug lite in IE I had problems but I haven't tried since. Thanks I'll give it a shot again.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • IE10 - What do you think of it?

    @HugoGiraudel I'm not sure if it was the leading browser in security, but I'm sure it's not if you include this :p http://spider.io/blog/2012/12/internet-explorer-data-leakage/
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • IE10 - What do you think of it?

    @Senff the IE developer tools are useful when trying to find a weird problem while in IE7 mode or something. For some or other reason, IE developer tools doesn't inspect the DOM, it inspects the HTML. So yes you can add styles do a div, but you…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Ul li:hover with outside div control

    @alexmccabe You can't go up or back in CSS. Perhaps that answers his question :p http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html#pattern-matching http://css-tricks.com/child-and-sibling-selectors/ A solution could be, change the markup to work with C…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Ul li:hover with outside div control

    I have no idea what you're trying to do. Are you trying to target the parent element here? .display-search ul li:hover ~ .display-search ul {}
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • IE10 - What do you think of it?

    IE have been known to mislead everyone about what they can do. I've literally seen them claim that IE10 is the only browser that supports CSS3 gradients. The fine print said "prefix free". There was this giant table with browser logos…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • IE10 - What do you think of it?

    The Developer Tools are unchanged from IE9. If you've tried to use these, you'll know how bad it is - This was the one thing I was looking forward to being fixed in IE10... 'nuff said. Edit: @dstorey IE10 doesn't support (and it…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Change background color when page re-loads?

    This could be done with a backend language just as easily too. (I'd rather use a backend language too)
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Sublime Text 2

    This has nothing to do with SublimeText - You can use this with any text editor. You don't install it in sublime. Check out: http://css-tricks.com/musings-on-preprocessing/ http://css-tricks.com/sass-vs-less/ http://css-tricks.com/video-screen…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Sublime Text 2

    No, compass/sass is free.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Sublime Text 2

    You can use the same tool to generate uncompressed CSS.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Help a noob out!

    It's got everything to do with the json file that is being read. line 65 of the js file: window.jsonTwitterFeed = "https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?include_rts="+o.includeRetweets+"&excludeReplies="…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Sublime Text 2

    This doesn't directly answer your question, but have you tried Compass/SASS? When you save the .scss file, you can set an option so the .css file it generates is compressed. So you're always working in a neat, readable file, but your produ…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • nth-last-child(???)

    http://codepen.io/JamyGolden/pen/qfBFE
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • How to run a jquery function but only when the browser window width is > 1024px?

    Try this: $(document).ready(function() { var pageWidth = $(window).width(); if (pageWidth > 1024) { $('.footer a').hover(function() { $(this).effect("bounce", { times:…
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Firefox vs Chrome display:block / display:none

    Without really looking into anything, you have invalid HTML markup. You aren't closing the first element you are opening.
    Comment by jamy_za December 2012 permalink
  • Linux or Windows?

    Linux > Windows. I've used Ubuntu for about 3 years now. As for Photoshop, what I do is create an XP Virtualbox (I gave it like 1.2gb of ram), have a shared folder (remember to install guest additions for this) and save out the files I work…
    Comment by jamy_za November 2012 permalink
  • not displaying right in IE8 compatibility mode.

    .zoneContentRight h1 { line-height: 28px; }
    Comment by jamy_za November 2012 permalink
  • Child and Sibling Selectors

    I've put together a quick jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/TNKtQ/ In your pastebin link, the paragraph element isn't a sibling of the h1. The div is the sibling and the paragraph is the child of that sibling. So the jsfiddle example will ap…
    Comment by jamy_za November 2012 permalink