This script allows you to create page navigation using the scroll and highlight the active section.
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Thursday, February 12, 2015
CSS3 Subtle Click Feedback Effects
Today we’d like to explore some of these click/touch effects, using different animations. While there are many kinds of animations that can be done to provide feedback, we’re particularly interested in the subtle “tap-like” effects.
A set of subtle effects for click or touch interactions inspired by the visualization of screen taps in mobile app showcases. The effects are done with CSS animations mostly on pseudo-elements.
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The Potential Of #SocialMedia For B2B In 2015 - #infographic
Businesses engaging with consumers via social media is nothing new; it's been on a skyward trajectory for several years. But over time, the number of potential social media channels has increased dramatically and businesses are now facing critical challenges of not just how but where to connect with their target market online.
In this infographic put together by leading UK business consultancy Real Business Rescue, the adoption of B2B social media strategies is well and truly emphasized whilst analyzing the new, key players in the social arena.
It also highlights the key challenges that businesses face when considering social media marketing whilst offering tips to enhance your social strategies in 2015 and beyond.
One thing's for sure, if your business isn't engaging with web-based consumers in this digital age, your competitors will be.
by Irfan Ahmad via Digital Information World
Supercharge Continuous Delivery in Jenkins with Workflow
This article was sponsored by CloudBees. Thank you for supporting the sponsors who make SitePoint possible! Recently, I wrote a series of articles about Jenkins, an easy-to-use continuous integration (CI) technology for enterprise IT. In these articles, we took a quick look at how we can assure the quality of our PHP projects using the […]
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by Peter Nijssen via SitePoint
Full-Screen Pushing Navigation
A full page menu, that replaces the current content by pushing it off the screen.
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Turn Your WordPress Site into an Email Marketing Machine
With over 35,000 plugins available, there are few things that you cannot do with WordPress.
For many site builders, the ultimate goal is to reach as many viewers as possible. Email lists are key to expanding your audience, and in this post, I’ll show you exactly how to turn your WordPress website into an email marketing machine.
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Launched in the spring of 2003, WordPress has emerged as the world's leading content management system (CMS). Today, WordPress powers some 17 newly published pages each second, generating 14.7 billion pageviews every month. It's the platform of choice for business websites, and 22% of all domains registered install the CMS.
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Marketing success hinges on your ability to reach the prospects that are most likely to benefit from your product, so you can educate them about your approach, and gradually build trust to the point where they want to do business with you.
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by Jacob McMillen via SitePoint
Image Processing with Rails
Images are a crucial part of any application. From a social network to a simple bug tracker, images play an important role. However, managing images is not a trivial task and requires a lot of planning ahead.
In this article allow me to demonstrate how to achieve this in Rails. I'm going to show you how to process your images and create multiple versions in the backend. We'll also see how to improve the performance of the page by compressing these images without losing quality.
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by Vasu K via SitePoint
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