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Linking entire table rows
dommmel
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html, tables, links, css
pocket-octopress for parsing pocket links to posts
Philipp
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ruby, octopress, links, pocket
Active links in Meteor
Benjamin Harris
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4 responses
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links, handlebars, meteor
Useful HTML/CSS links
Max Brockman
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css, css3, links, web design
Prevent links from opening with Sencha Touch/ExtJS
Robert Dougan
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0 responses
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links, extjs, sencha touch, phone gap
Make text links look like if they are being pressed when clicked
Sultan Tarimo
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1 response
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css, links, text, a
Check for valid (not dead) links using PHP
Miloš Matić
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0 responses
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php, links, curl
Checking links in markdown with Node.js
RDIL
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0 responses
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node, js, protip, markdown
Be aware of the double slash
Evgeny Kolyakov
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0 responses
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html, mobile, tip, links
Link to any page on a site without needing the exact URL
Mike Stenhouse
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0 responses
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html, links, ui
Really nice HTML/CSS guide - useful for newbies and pro's
Kimb Jones
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0 responses
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css, html, links, resources
Hide extensions in URL
Wayne Roddy
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0 responses
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php, html, links, app
Formatting Collections Of Objects With SimpleDelegator
David Elliott
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0 responses
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ruby, links, presenters
Doom 3 Source Code Review
Simon
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0 responses
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links
Misc about NSURLProtocol
cSquirrel
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0 responses
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development, links, cheatsheet, ios
helix.ly
Ross Delinger
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0 responses
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python, links, wsgi
oh-my-zsh
Denis
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, links
Node Testing Suites
Joe Palala
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links, testing, resources, unit-testing
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Checking links in markdown with Node.js
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