Another WordPress plugin. I’ve been using this on my own site for a long time and, after people encountered 404s searching for it, have decided to publish it.
Speed Cache basically takes external files such as javascript and CSS and mirrors them on your own server. I’m not going to go into detail about why you’d want to do this - you either do or you don’t. If you do, then feel free to use the plugin.
Here it is.
Support questions in the comments for now, but I’m not providing any guarantees. This post may be replaced by a proper info page about the plugin sometime in the future, but at the moment that’s unlikely.
Styling form controls has always been limited with HTML and CSS. Not anymore. FancyForm provides the solution by letting you style checkboxes and radio buttons as you would any other elements, while degrading gracefully on older and non-graphical browsers.
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Running Objective-C code from Javascript
Java, Python and Ruby can access Cocoa APIs and Objective-C classes. What about the super-extensible yet severely under-appreciated Javascript? With the WebKit framework, you can access Objective-C from any script present in a HTML document.
Continue Reading Javascript does Cocoa too