Chomper Stomping
jQuery/JavaScript/CSS 3/HTML 5, Java/PHP/Python/ActionScript, Git, Chrome/Firefox Extensions, Wordpress/Game/iPhone App Development and other random techie tidbits I've collected


 
 

 
 

Events Calendar Pro Nav Formatting Messed up on Empty Calendar

The Events Calendar Pro (from http://tri.be/) has a few problems. If you are trying to figure out why a calendar with no events in that month has completely screwed up header navigation, just put this line of code inside of tab...
by Christopher McCulloh
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Introducing GitScripts

GitScripts is a project that attempts to make Git user friendly. I have been working on it for almost a year now. When we implemented Git in my office, we were having a really hard time using it. We loved the flexibility of the...
by Christopher McCulloh
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Updates – Tab Edit 1.4, Abandoning JS Console, Limeberry news

It’s apparently Code Blitz week here at Chomperstomp.com HQ. We’ve seen 5 blog posts in the last week, and code commits to no less than 4 open source projects (plus tons behind the scenes that I won’t talk abo...
by Christopher McCulloh
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Updates – BASIC jquery ui tabs rotate documentation, a note on nodejs hosting, and a note on the re-design

nodejs, jquery ui tab rotate, and re-design. Just a few quick notes… I’m actively working on documentation for the jquery ui tab rotation plugin. I’ve (finally) got a very basic working example up. The plugin ...
by Christopher McCulloh
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Making Git show post-receive e-mails as an HTML color formatted diff

I wanted git to send me an e-mail with a color formatted HTML diff view of pushes/commits whenever the remote server received a push. After some digging I found that I could accomplish this using the post-receive email hooks in...
by Christopher McCulloh
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Git it now?

Git is amazing. The problem is, it’s hard for a lot of people to get git. Specifically the remotes part. If you are used to CVS or SVN (Subversion) you’re probably used to the idea that when you “commit”...
by Christopher McCulloh
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