Abdullah Yahya

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When developing a site, you may have a main javascript file that contains various blocks of code for different parts of your site. As time goes on, this file could get really long and you may not want to break it up to keep minimize requests and the number of files to maintain. Sometimes you might accidentally have code in one block that is meant for one part of  your site interfere with code from another. In addition, you may find it hard to see which blocks of code are getting executed. One way to overcome this is by setting up your code as follows:

/**
 * Code to do one thing on one part of your site,
 * e.g. slide show your product pages
 */
(function ($) {
	$(document).ready(function () {
		 if ($("body.products").size() > 0) {
		 	if (typeof console != 'undefined' && console !== null) {
				console.log("slide show on product pages called.");
			}
			// put code here ...
		}
	});
}(jQuery));


/**
 * Code to do one thing on one part of your site,
 * e.g. custom animation your resources pages
 */
(function ($) {
	$(document).ready(function () {
		 if ($("body.resources").size() > 0) {
		 	if (typeof console != 'undefined' && console !== null) {
				console.log("custom animation on resources pages called.");
			}
			// put code here ...
		}
	});
}(jQuery));

Google recently updated Google Maps and while it looks nice, I actually had to go back to the old (classic) Google Maps to find how to get the embed code to embed a map into a website. If you need to embed a Google Map into your website, you can follow these steps:

1. Go to maps.google.com and search for your location.

2. If you see the new Google Map, click on the gear in top right and select “Classic Maps”

Continue reading Embedding Google Maps into a Website

Adding icons to a website can easily make it look more polished, but it can also be a hassle to find good fonts and deal with resizing them or styling them as images.  I came across this site called Font Awesome that offers 361 fonts as icons so you can style these icons easily via CSS and easily include them into your site.

http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/