You may just find that the Developer Tools in Chrome are a good alternative to Firebug. Worth a try in my opinion.
Hey everyone, I have a quick question with regards to licensing. Let me say upfront that I realize you’re not lawyers, so I won’t hold you responsible for your thoughts.
Here’s the situation: I’m selling my website which is using a modified version of a theme I purchased here on Themeforest. I am a single license holder of this theme.
The potential buyer is wondering if he will be granted the license to the theme upon sale of the website.
I understand from reading the licensing terms that the license is not transferable.
Do you believe that I can get around this by requiring the purchaser of my website to purchase a copy of the original theme? Or, is my situation no different than creating a site for a client utilizing a Themeforest theme?
Your thoughts are appreciated.
I’m pretty sure this was intentional, but has anyone noticed that DDSTUDIOS reads DDSTUD on the previous page when it’s obscured by the latest poster’s avatar?
Genius 
Usually trancey stuff like Gareth Emery, Above & Beyond, etc. If I’m working on a grunge design I like breakbeat & dubstep, lol.
Thanks for the link!
You’re very welcome.
Hi Themeblvd,
I use the KB Advanced RSS Widget http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/kb-advanced-rss-widget/ on several of my blogs.
I particularly like that this widget utilizes MagpieRSS’s feed parser (php).
It’s super easy to use, but highly configurable so you can control the presentation of your feed links.
I hope this helps.
Like some of you are saying, the stock photography market is pretty flooded these days.
However, Envato has a captive audience here. Many of us buyers also buy on GraphicRiver and Codecanyon, etc. We’ve come to trust the product/service, understand the buying process, and think the prices are fair.
All in all, it’s pretty comfortable. So, as long as the stock photography marketplace falls in line with the other Envato marketplaces in these areas then I think it could do quite well.
No problem, man.
Yes, the autosave would affect all custom fields.
Have you given all of your inputs names? I see that in the tutorial names aren’t set.
You’re likely experiencing an issue with Wordpress’s Autosave System. Custom functions aren’t passed along for autosaves.
In your “Save” function you should check if the DOING _AUTOSAVE constant is set (this seems to be preferable to checking the post action) and return something like this:
if (defined(‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’) && DOING _AUTOSAVE) { return $postID; }
I hope this helps…
You may find this helpful: http://www.sohtanaka.com/web-design/smart-columns-w-css-jquery/
