mardesco/bliss
A blissful website experience. "Bliss" is a mobile-friendly, responsive WordPress theme with a clean, modern design. Includes built-in slideshows, theme color switcher, and a site logo uploader.
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mardesco/Widgeon-Advanced
An advanced starting point for your responsive custom WordPress theme. Features theme options, so end users can easily add a site logo, select a color scheme, and create up to three slideshows. Built on the Widgeon Starting Point framework.
mardesco/SQL-Performance-Test
Performance testing prepared statements vs escaped strings using PHP's mysqli extension for MySQL database calls.
mardesco/CheckPasswordStrength
Use JavaScript to quickly test the strength of an entered password.
mardesco/BoldlyGoGreen
A green WordPress child theme, based on Justin Tadlock's "Stargazer."
mardesco/BoldlyGoBlue
A blue WordPress child theme, based on Justin Tadlock's "Stargazer."
mardesco/StringCounter
Simple tool for counting the number of characters in a string. Useful for testing of text that will go into fields with limited display, like title tags or PPC ad text.
mardesco/SimpleContactForm
An HTML5 contact form with PHP input validation. Required fields are checked onsubmit with JavaScript for older browsers.
mardesco/Foundational-CSS
A CSS starting point for responsive web design. Fluid width up to fixed max. Sidebars become footer links on small screens. Common CSS classes like .left, .clear, .spacer & etc. help to speed development with intuitive, easy-to-remember rules. Incorporates ideas from a number of existing boilerplates & devs, all put together with my own personal preferences for responsive design.
mardesco/CIDR-Test
A very simple tool for determining whether or not a given IPv4 address is within a specified CIDR block.
mardesco/WidgeonStartingPoint
Empty responsive WordPress theme starting point with HTML5 & CSS3.
mardesco/BruteBlock
A blunt instrument for blocking brute force attacks on a WordPress installation. This concept already deprecated in favor of .htaccess allow rules for wp-login.php, but if I'm creating a github account, then I may as well post this. Hey!