I was building a Divi site for a client and they wanted a dramatically different looking header for interior pages. The visual differences couldn’t be accomplished with CSS alone. There had to be some structural changes.
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My client wanted to integrate Event Espresso with ConstantContact. Unfortunately, Event Espresso did not already have an add-on that provided this integration — they do have one for MailChimp, if that helps you. Credit to the developers of the MailChimp add-on, because I referenced some of their code in creating the ConstantContact integration.
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I’ve used this technique on several different projects, all relating to fetching Joomla article content via an Ajax call and appending tmpl=component at the end of the URL. As I’ve lamented before, adding tmpl=component does display only the contents of the page without the surrounding context, but it also loads the jQuery and Bootstrap frameworks.
The Petfinder Module – Version 3.3.0
Petfinder 3.3.0 introduced the Polaroid Effect option thanks to a recommendation from my good friend at GrimeyMedia. You can check it out on the demo page. Once the Polaroid Effect is enabled, a site administrator has the ability to set the maximum degree of rotation for each pet card. The range is between 1 and 10. For example, if the range is set to 5, the rotation of each pet card will be randomly assigned between -5 and 5 degrees.
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Recently, I’ve been working to remove jQuery dependencies on personal projects. I outlined some of that effort with the refactoring of my A-Z Directory module. But I turned my attention to my joomla.bmorecreativeinc.com site, which as you might have guessed, is a Joomla site which serves as my demonstration, documentation, and download repository for my three Joomla modules. I was using jQuery for some basic functionality, namely a scroll-to-top arrow in the site footer and a mobile navigation slideToggle animation.
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