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Creating a Mouseover Fade Effect with jQuery
My last little jQuery tutorial was an alternative to using CSS to create an image change on a mouseover. Now I want to take that one step further and add a fade effect. For my example, I am going to make a black and white image fade into a color image. To achieve this effect I am going to introduce the animate function. There are tons of possibilities in regards to jQuery’s animate function, but for this tutorial, I’m going to keep it simple by just using it to do one thing.
The WordPress Admin Panel and The Blank Screen of Death
A client approached me with an issue that I had yet to encounter while working with WordPress. After he had upgraded to the latest version, he tried to login to his admin panel but was confronted with the horrible blank screen of death. If you have never seen it consider yourself lucky. All of a sudden it appears as if your admin panel no longer exist.
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