...embedded web fonts in the past years (e.g. by copying CSS from a Font Squirrel @font-face kit), that CSS won't work in Internet Explorer 9.
...it by turning these styles... @font-face font-family: 'MyFont' src: url('myfont.eot') src: local("☺"), ('myfont.ttf') format("truetype") font-weight: normal font-style: normal ... into these: @font-face
When creating an ActiveRecord with .new, .create or create!, you cannot set the ID attribute (note: When using Machinist's .make you can). This is because even when you are...
...are always protected. These attributes are #id and #type. If you want to allow setting #id on .new, .create or create! you can include the attached module in order to...
...iconv -f UTF-16 -t UTF-8 de_neu.dic -o ~/Documents/dic/de_neu_utf8.dic In RubyMine: Go to Settings (CTRL + ALT + S) > Editor > Spelling > Dictionaries and add the folder ~/Documents/dic
top: 0; bottom: 0; /* Aligns Vertically */ left: 0; right: 0; /* Aligns Horizontally */ } /* Make sure the centered element fits into its container. If you know that's the case, you...
When you install Type 1 fonts (like makandra's corporate typeface), they won't show up in OpenOffice. OpenOffice requires some additional files to process them. Stefan Gründel found out...
There is a tool that can produce the missing files: sudo apt-get install t1lib-bin Now you can create .afm files: cd ~/.fonts type1afm *.pfb
With the new unpoly client side templates (available since 3.10) there's another way to substitute the ids of inserted nested attribute forms which I added to this card...
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What is netfilter's Connection Tracking system? The connection tracking system often referenced as nf_conntrack is part of the Netfilter framework. It allows the Linux kernel to keep track...
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