Graphic Designer, Front-End Web Developer
Can’t join Google Plus Hangout? Keep getting error?
If you are having trouble starting or joining a Google Hangout using Chrome on a Mac, this tutorial could possibly solve the problem.
Select Chrome Preferences
Select Show Advanced Settings
Scroll down to the Privacy section and select Content Settings
Under the Plug-ins section, select Disable induvidual plug-ins
If the Google Talk plug-in is disabled, select Enable
In this video, learn how to create a web friendly URL with one click by setting up a Service using Automator.
With all of the “%20” characters, this url is practically unreadable and would be almost impossible to tell someone how to find this page verbally.
This url is much more pleasing to look at, despite all of the hyphens in place of the spaces, you could decipher this url string.
Click edit
Choose date, click ok
Update button will change to schedule button
If your WordPress site gets stuck in maintenance mode while updating your version of WordPress, a theme or plugin, here is a simple solution for getting your site back online.
Screenshot from browser
Screenshot from Coda 2
Remote folder view
Classic games such as 5×5, gomoku, hanoi, pong, snake, solitaire, tetris and a few others are part of GNU Emacs, part of GNU operating system, which can be accessed via the Mac Terminal.
Step 1
To access these classic games, type the command “emacs” into the Terminal to access the GNU Emacs then click Enter
Step 2
Once you click enter the following GNU Welcome screen will display.
Step 3
Continue with the key combination of “Esc + x”.
Step 4
Type in one of these game’s names to start playing:
5×5
blackbox
dunnet
gomoku
hanoi
landmark
mpuz
pong
snake
solitaire
tetris
For a list of games on Emacs, visit http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CategoryGames
Step 5
Enjoy!
Step 6
If you want to quit the game, use the key combination “Ctrl + x” followed by “Ctrl + c”
WordPress shortcodes—love em’ or hate ’em? Personally, I hate ’em and here’s why: Once you stop using a shortcode (for example when you switch to another theme) you’ll find shortcodes in full text on your posts.
Here’s a SQL query to remove them. Just update the code with the shortcode you want to remove. I’ve used [blue-button] in this example.
UPDATE wp_post SET post_content = replace(post_content, '[blue-button]', '' ) ;
An alternative to using shortcodes, consider using a plugin such as AddQuickTag.
This article was inspired by Steven Slack’s The shortfalls of [shortcodes]