Jun 21 Traversing the DOM Tree with jQuery
Although jQuery can be extremely simple to use once you get the hang of it, there are so many functions and methods that it can be overwhelming and confusing at times.
One issue I had over the last week or so was figuring out how to simply traverse the DOM tree. Using jQuery selectors, it’s a breeze to do so; but what do you do when you’re working on a specific jQuery object and you want to go up or down the DOM tree? Continue Reading »


Following are a few quick tips for working with the built-in functionality to password-protect pages and posts in Wordpress. Wordpress allows you to add a password to any post or page, and hides the content of that entry until the visitor enters the appropriate password. Each password-protected page has its own unique password, and only one single password is used for that page (as opposed to “Private” pages, which require a user to be logged in with their own username and password for the site). 



