If you’re using Elegant Theme’s Divi, and you have a full width slider at the top of your page you wish to extend down to the bottom of the view port, at first add a css class name to< that particular slider module, say: my_slider.
After that add the following css code into custom css of your theme’s Divi theme options
.my_slider.et_pb_slider .et_pb_slide {
height: calc(100vh - 80px) ;
}
The above CSS takes into account a header height (which contains the logo and navigation) of 80px.
Scenario: you see a digital image on Facebook, it might be a great photo, or a digital print of a great piece of artwork you love. You want to find out more about this image.
Solution: use Google reverse image lookup.
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If you’re looking for a spreadsheet to accurately track the performance your stock/equity portfolio look no further than Inve$tment Moats Stock Portfolio Tracker.
This post is about how to add historical tracking graphs to your stock portfolio tracker spreadsheet, and assumes you have made your own copy of the spreadsheet above into your own Google Sheets account.
| Date | Stock Summary USD | Stock Summary (local) |
function recordHistory() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var sheet = ss.getSheetByName("Stock History");
var source = sheet.getRange("B21:C21");
var values = source.getValues();
values[0][2] = values[0][1];
values[0][1] = values[0][0];
values[0][0] = new Date();
sheet.appendRow(values[0]);
};
Any problems or issues, let me know by leaving a comment.
In File Explorer, navigate to C:\Users\your-username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates
Inside this folder, make a backup copy of Normal (select it with your left mouse click, press Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + V).
Next, double click on Normal
Edit the file as desired.
I edit the file’s paragraph styles, by ensuring Title, Header 1, Header 2 all have paragraph “after spacing” equal to paragraph “before spacing”.
To do this, I right click on the style (either Title, Header 1 etc.) in the Styles section of the Home tab, select Modify, choose Format at bottom left of the new window, choose Paragraph, and under Spacing, I ensure Before and After are the same (except for Title, where I leave Before at 0). I usually increase the spacing to 12 pt.
Open the document that needs a new template attached.
Click the File tab.
On the File screen, choose the Options command.
The Word Options dialog box appears.
Choose Add-Ins from the left side of the Word Options dialog box.
Choose Templates from the Manage drop-down list.
You find the Manage drop-down list near the bottom of the dialog box.
Click the Go button.
The Templates and Add-ins dialog box appears. You should see which template is attached to the document, such as Normal.
Click the Attach button.
Word displays the Attach Template dialog box, which looks and works like the Open dialog box.
Select the template you want to attach.
The templates listed are stored on your computer, so you don’t see the full range of templates that you would find on the New screen.
Click the Open button.
The template is attached to your document.
Ensure that the option Automatically Update Document Styles is selected.
Updating styles means that your document’s current styles are changed to reflect those of the new template, which is probably what you want.
Click OK.
The styles stored in that template are now available to your document, and the document is now attached to the template.
If you visit Product Hunt, you’ll be prompted by your browser (if your browser is Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Android) if you wish to receive notifications from this site:
If you click yes, every time Product Hunt release a new blog post, your computer will notify you with a pop up message in the lower right hand corner of your monitor. Try subscribing to Product Hunt and see what happens.
If you ever want to unsubscribe from notifications, click the gear icon at bottom right of the notification window and choose Block next to the site you want to unsubscribe from.
If you’d like this on your own website, you can have it through various browser web push notification providers.
This blog post is about installing web push notifications on your WordPress website using One Signal.
For the most seamless user experience, your site needs to have a secure certificate so it loads securely over https. I’ll be publishing a blog post about how to gain a free SSL certificate through Let’s Encrypt soon.
If your site only loads over http, One Signal displays a red bell icon at bottom right of your webpage rather than prompting the user if they want to subscribe using the notification window above.
Download or install the OneSignal WordPress plugin. Enable the plugin.
Visit https://www.onesignal.com/ in a new browser tab and click Sign Up Free.
test-app
test.test as shown below.
This just scratches the surface of what OneSignal can do. If you go back to your App Settings in OneSignal, you can see you can set up notifications for Mobile & Desktop Platforms too:
If you want me to cover those too, drop a comment and say so. 🙂
Here are some Facebook cover photos you may enjoy.
The white columns are the Fremantle Dockers’s ladder positions from 1995 to 2015.
You may need to record videos of your screen to show clients how to do stuff or show support staff what is not working properly.
One of the best solutions I’ve found to do this is the software Snag It. The only problem is this piece of handy software costs around AU$65. Tech Smith, the company behind the software, produce a great array of software, so you might be heading in the right direction if you purchase one of their products.
However, because I prefer minimizing my costs, I discovered Tiny Take. The free version records up to 5 minutes of video, which suits me fine, as I am not producing anything longer than that. Tiny Take do offer paid versions of the software, up to $199.95 for 120 minute length videos.
When my need for longer length videos appears, I will head back to Snag It, which does not require a recurring subscription and provides free updates to each update to the major version you purchase.
This book validates my personal work experience, where a small number of clients generate the most work and income for me, and I get the most amount of happiness and satisfaction from a smaller amount of personal relationships.
There is a way to relax, enjoy life, put loved ones first, express yourself to the max, also achieve your dreams. Happiness, Richard Koch says, flows from doing less, not striving more. No surprise there perhaps. But he also asserts that achievement and success can come from doing less. There is a free lunch after all. And the taste is out of this world.
The claim is based on his ground-breaking research into well-validated ’80-20 Principle’. Although is it not clear why, it is nearly always true that the great majority of results come from a small minority causes or effort, that 80% of results flow from just 20% of the causes. For example , 80% of sales usually come from less than 20% of customers, we send more than 80% of our emails to fewer than 20% of the people in our address book, and fewer than 20% of all motorists cause more than 80% of accidents.
Richard Koch’s business classic The 80/20 Principle is an extraordinarily successful and influential book around the world. Yet, although he wrote mainly about corporate success, it was the short third part of the book book applying the 80/20 principle to our personal lives that caused a great stir. In this new book, Living the 80/20 Way, Koch focuses exclusively on how to succeed personally as professionally, to make a good life as well as a living while doing less. The key, he says, is to work out the few things that are really important, and the the few methods that will give us what we really want, and to act on them, while ignoring the mass of trivia that normally engulfs our lives. It sounds simple, and it is…but nobody has explained the idea before in such a convincing way, nor based it so persuasively on a proven phenomenon.
The 80/20 Way shows you how to apply these lest is more and more with less ideas to your best 20 percent for success, money, relationships and the simple, good life, and will help you develop a personal action plan to transform your life.
The modern delusion is “more with more”— that to get more out of life, and succeed in what we want, we have to work harder, devote more time to our professional live, and make all kinds of sacrifices and trade-offs. Koch says No. He shows how, in all aspects “less is more”. We only live fully by subtraction. We make progress by stripping our activities, and concerns back to a small authentic core.
What makes this book different from the multitude of “self-help” manuals is the idea that success and relaxation, far from being incompatible, are really twin cherries on a single stalk. Koch demonstrates that success and happiness flow and from cutting out the parts of our lives that we don’t like. If we have the courage to go against conventional wisdom, we can work less, worry less, succeed more, enjoy more, and make the people who matter in our lives hugely happier.