Configure Code Blocks

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name="visual"/>Enable Code Block Button in Visual Editor

name="text"/>Enable Code Block Button in Text Editor

Content

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Custom CSS

You can add any custom CSS that will be applied on the Visual Editor. (Visualization)

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name="ptag"/>Remove Paragraph  tags from code. (Recommended)

When you wrap a code in post to a code block, the Paragraph () tags will enter in to the code block. Do you want to remove it ?

Example :

<code>Other CodeCodes In Paragraphs</code>

to :

<code>Other Code Codes In Paragraphs</code>

The Icon of Code Me button is

":get_option("CBS_StartCode"); $endCode=get_option("CBS_EndCode")=="" ? "

":get_option("CBS_StartCode"); $endCode=get_option("CBS_EndCode")=="" ? "

June | 2013 |

Monthly Archives: June 2013

Control those shoelaces!

June 28, 2013running, Site updateAcolyte

So if your like me you hate it when your shoelaces tickle your ankles, especially when running. If so I have a quick fix for you, and a slightly quicker fix as well.

First the quick fix. Take a short piece of Velcro (hook and loop tape, whatever you want to call it) and poke a few holes in it and add two grommets to it.

Once it is laced onto your shoe it does a fine job.

And now the quicker method. Take a twist tie and use it to tie the flapping laces to the crossed laces. This works great, I used it for more then a year, until you need to take your shoe off in a hurry and you have stripped off all the plastic from the twisty. Sorry no pics.

Now I’m off to make a few more lace controllers for the motorcycle boots. The last thing I want is to get the laces caught in the chain or rear wheel. Yikes!

Yay Mom!!

June 23, 2013running, w00t!Mom, Running, w00t!Acolyte

On the 22nd of June the , or ECEC as the locals call it, held their annual butterfly run. Mom came in first in her age category. W00T!! What makes it extra sweet is that it is her first foot race ever.

Temperature Graph Update

June 3, 2013Electronics, Site update, TemperatureAcolyte

Today I added weekly, monthly and yearly graphs, as well as breaking the cron job into 3 different ones. One that runes every minute. An hourly and a monthly one.

I also learned that if you have a large dataset and you are using rrdtool to pull data from MySQL it can take a long time. This is completely understandable as rrdtool is optimized to use rrd (round robin data) files.

The last thing is that I had a few days where the temperature sensor could not reach the main server to insert data into the DB. This pointed out the need to cache the data locally then attempt to upload it, allowing for connection outages. This will be my next upgrade to the system.