If you find yourself nesting SVG elements inside a jQuery accordion, you will notice that your text elements aren’t lining up correct in Safari. You will wonder why, spending half a day recalculating how everything is laid out, and scouring the Internet for a solution.
There is a bug in how Safari renders SVG type, throw the following in a callback function:
if (jQuery.browser.webkit){
jQuery('#accordionDiv svg text').attr('y', '0');
}
Originally this was going to be a simple post, putting Web-to-Lead on a WordPress page but one thing lead to another as my requirements changed. This article could be looked at at the grouping of a couple of “mini-tutorials.” The first one would be building a Web2Lead form in Salesforce, the second adding Captcha to a form using PHP, and the final being adding a Captcha form to a WordPress template. I have laid out the article accordingly.
Just bought a cake of Pu-erh (???) from Floating Leaves in Ballard, in my opinion the best Chinese tea shop in the Seattle are.