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Definition List with CSS Grid

Laying out a definition list to look like a telephone directory requires 2 lines of CSS using grid.

WooCommerce: Free Shipping For A Single Product, Standard Shipping For All Other Products

Tutorials for setting up free shipping for a single product typically include the following steps:

Creating a new Shipping Class under WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Shipping Classes > Add Shipping Class, typically called “Free Shipping”.
Assigning the new Shipping Class to the individual product under Product data > Shipping > Shipping Class
Setting up a Flat Rate shipping method based on the Shipping Class under WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Shipping Zones.

However, in setting up this flat rate, it is assumed there is a flat rate shipping cost for all of the other products. This was not the case for a store I was administering.

I was working on a site that was color-coding project types and there was a need to use one color with varying opacity per project type. For the full opacity colors, I could use the hex value, the rgb syntax, or the rbga syntax with “1” as the opacity. But with so many style declarations I wanted to use a CSS variable (custom property) to define the color in one location.

Joomla’s Email Protection Script in an AJAX Response

jQuery is great. In previous posts, I have written at length about my admiration for jQuery and how it helped lay the foundation for modern Javascript with it’s intuitive API. I was using jQuery for my AZDirectory module for things like event handlers and AJAX calls. I wanted to remove the jQuery dependency, and replacing that functionality with vanilla Javascript was pretty straightforward. I ran into a huge roadblock, however.

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association

This is my first post since July. I’ve been working almost exclusively on the development and build for the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) website. As with projects of this caliber, I like to do a thorough write-up of my experiences during the process — the good, the bad, and the ugly.