Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Scripts)

Development Theme Test WordPress Plugin Release

Trying to edit your theme or test a new theme can be very difficult without a testing server or a dev location. Dev Theme Test allows you to create a password protected and non-password protected subdomain such as dev.yoursite.com in order to make modifications to your current theme or a new theme while still displaying your original theme to site visitors. Test drive your themes and use our theme tester!

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Posted by : Chris London in (For Fun, Scripts)

Binary Clock Widget Box

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We’ve created a widgetbox widget for the binary clock. You can now place our binary clock on any website out there!

Widgetbox

Our widget has been approved by widget box: http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/kwista-binary-clock

Get the widget

Demo

Posted by : Chris London in (Scripts)

WordPress Binary Clock Widget Plugin

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This is a free wordpress plugin that you can use on your wordpress site to display a binary clock in your sidebar!

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Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Scripts, Web Tricks)

Simple Custom Directory Index v1.0

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I made this for my wife cause she had thousands of pictures she wanted to share with a client of hers. So instead of mailing a CD or using a service like flickr I had her use an FTP client to upload the files to her website in a subdirectory and then I added two files to the parent directory of her files (not the root directory of her site) and it gave her client a simple interface to browse through folders and see thumbnails of all the images in there along with any documents.

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Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Scripts, Web Tricks)

Input Field Hinting

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This will show you how to include the Kwista Hint script which will allow you to generate automatic hints in your form’s input fields.  Automatic hints, by our definition, are input fields that contain predefined text in the field that provide the user with a hint as to what should be typed in the field.  These hints are usually gray, though the colors and font styles can be changed through CSS.  When the user focuses on the field (e.g., they click on it) the hint text is removed and the style of the text goes back to normal.  If the user doesn’t type anything in the field, or they erase what they type, and they click away from the field then the hint text is returned to the field.
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