Welcome To Snipplr
Everyone's Recent Snippets
- All /
- JavaScript /
- HTML /
- PHP /
- CSS /
- Ruby /
- Objective C
just a personal bash script I maintain to keep handy on fresh installs
0
741
posted 13 years ago by DanielFGray
<h1>What it does</h1>
<p>This snippet is used to pull data from one server to another. I primarily use it to get the latest data from our production to our development environments. The first part of the command is where the data is pulling from a...
1
980
posted 13 years ago by nedf23
If you need to do any sort of screen capturing using FFMPEG, you might need this one day
0
939
posted 13 years ago by chrisaiv
Used to sort array of objects by it's property
Note: Anonymous functions are available since PHP 5.3.0.
0
1169
posted 13 years ago by Rain
The admin pages listing the site’s posts and pages come with various text columns (title, tags, categories, author and so on). In order to see what the featured images are, you have to visit each post or page individually. What I will show here, is...
0
894
posted 13 years ago by i-am-andy
A quick, simple example of using Lawnchair to store and retrieve data for a jQuery Mobile based PhoneGap project. Written by a JavaScript newbie.
0
772
posted 13 years ago by ryanstewart
Changes the title and moves the featured image box in Wordpress admin area. Add this to functions.php
0
825
posted 13 years ago by i-am-andy
Add or Change Content in the Featured Image Meta Box
Posted on March 21, 2011
Perhaps you need to provide a little extra instruction about the Featured Image meta box. It doesn’t take much to add your own text to that box:
0
921
posted 13 years ago by i-am-andy
Link to the current theme / template url for use in wordpress template.
0
777
posted 13 years ago by carouselcreative
Highly customizable search widget for Google+ that is inspired by Twitter widgets. This widget searches across the body and comments of public posts and displays a summarized version of matching posts with any attached images.
0
710
posted 13 years ago by mikemore
A pair of handy terminal commands for converting Apple .plist preference files from binary to XML format [allowing for easy editing with a text editor] and then back to binary again, afterwards.
0
1354
posted 13 years ago by stiobhart