Here’s a little bit of CSS to create a cool “see-through” effect, which is particularly fun when using fixed-position background images. Try scrolling me! [CodePen height=500 show=result href=EryCo user=mickeykay ] Considerations This method utilizes the :after pseudo-element, which doesn’t work so well on inputs, but if you want to apply the same effect to form elements you […]
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Sometimes MIGHTYminnow gets the question, “Why do you guys use WordPress?” First, CMS (Content Management System) based websites are easier to maintain than “static” websites. WordPress is one choice of CMS and there are tons of other CMSs on the (open source) market. While no CMS is the perfect answer for every website, we find
If you use Mailchimp to send emails to your clients and customers, you may have become very lost when you most recently logged in! Mailchimp redesigned their interface in June, which is optional until July 15th. So, what’s great and different in the new Mailchimp? Design Mailchimp’s new design is much simpler than before. The
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MIGHTYminnow recently came across a service called Crazy Egg. This tool helps you to analyze user interaction for various pages of your website. There is a heatmap (that shows clicks), a scrollmap (that shows how much of the page the user saw), and confetti overlay (to show where people did or did not click and read). We
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I, for one, was tired of my left aligned images creating a staircase in TinyMCE when my theme CSS is set for them to nicely clear. Here is what it looks like in WordPress TinyMCE: When this is what it looks like on the page: In TinyMCE it can often be challenging to tell what
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Hello and welcome to our first Tech Tip Tuesday, MIGHTYminnow’s very own tips & tricks series. Stay tuned for more… WordPress’ native wp_list_pages() function is great for doing just what it sounds like – outputting a clean list of pages with one line of code – but sometimes we need to do more. The following code
A handy CSS/jQuery snippet to style <select> elements. [CodePen height=100 show=result href=oAzKc user=mickeykay ]
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