…home-based) who had shelled out over $ 7,000 for a basic templated web site with 4 pages ( Home, About, Photo Gallery, Contact) by a Perth web design company who shall remain nameless. They had also paid for a content management system ( CMS) which they had not received. The site would have taken less than a day to put together.
On the contrary, there seems to be an expectation from the SME sector that a high quality website should be somewhere in the vicinity of $ 2,000 or less.
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…How To Get A Kickass Job, Making Six Figures Working From Home With The Stars Of Your Community, Even If You Just Got So Fired That The Cops Hauled You Out Of The Building In Handcuffs . You also need to include the hashtag # appsinmypants .
The rules are open-ended, and that's a deliberate choice. You can submit just about anything as long as it complies with these rules.
So to be clear, to play your tweet must:
Use the hashtag # appsinmypants .
Include …
You probably noticed that ‘ Home' is highlighted as well. It happened because whatever URL you are currently on is a child of the home_path. I guess we want to mark it as active only if we find ourselves on the home page and not anywhere else. We can fix this:
% ul
% li= active link to 'Home' , home_path, :active => { : when => :self_only }
% li= active_link_to 'Puppies' , puppies path
% li= active link to 'Kittens' , kittens_path
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How To Get A Kickass Job, Making Six Figures Working From Home With The Stars Of Your Community, Even If You Just Got So Fired That The Cops Hauled You Out Of The Building In Handcuffs
Actually, it's even better than that, because I did some of this in the middle of the worst recession since the Great Depression .
I'll tell you the stories of these deranged incidents, but before I do that, I want to point you to a post on Coding Horror:
I find it difficult …
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