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WP Debug bar is lovely!

The following code targets any div with the word “section” in the title. It can be “section3″ or “section-Four”, it doesn’t matter, as long as it contains the indicated string, the subsequent styles apply.

Changing the styles of a Kickstarter widget for your website using php. I've been doing this since a while to make various widgets fit into places.

That's a pretty amazing if statement from the jquery ui package!

If you've been using css you probably know this one and were told not to use it because if iE. .class > .class { }

Any idea about those two?

.class + .class { } .class ~ .class { }

Or this one?

input[type="radio"]:checked + .item ~ .item { }

Ok I don't have much time but here goes.

+ selects the next following node ~ selects all following nodes Imagine you have a list of p tags in your html document. <p>1</p> <p>2</p> <p>3</p> <p id="x">4</p> <p>5</p> <p>6</p> <p>7</p>

p { background: red; } - will select all p tags in the page #x + p { background: red; } - will select the 5th #x ~ p { background: red; } - will select the 5th / 6th & 7th

People are against it and the internet tells me I should use logrotate ~~~~ But I'm not too keen on digging into log archives so I decided i'm going to use this crontab script to clear the logs on my server on the first day of every month at midnight.

00 00 1 * * for logs in `find . -type f -name "access.log"`; do > $logs; done 00 00 1 * * for logs in `find ./srv -type f -name "error.log"`; do > $logs; done

I've never stopped using the root user for mysql on my server, so i felt it was time to create a new user and start using this one instead of root. Also i wanted to update the mysql root password with a better password.

# Log into the server then # Log into mysql

mysql -u root -p

## Create a new user

mysql> CREATE USER 'newuser'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

## Grant everything to the new guy

mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'newuser'@'%' WITH GRANT OPTION;

## Check if the user was created via

mysql> select User from mysql.user;

## Exit out of mysql and if you want to change the root password you can do so using this command

Artur says:

Been digging in Google codes, not sure why, suppose it's a little cloudy in here ~~~ Was trying to look for the first instance of _gaq array, well that's it.

Not sure if their code is either only readable only in the language of cat, purposely obfuscated using a=b;b=a[c];] thus causing severe brain exhaustion, or just simply miles ahead of my pea brain's main core accelerator.

My guess is the latter.