I have been working with Twitter Bootstrap with a project at work and I recently ran into a bit of a problem and I was beating my head into a wall about it and I wanted to share my findings. If you are ever dealing with an open-source library like Bootstrap, make sure you are working with the latest examples and the latest build of the tool. I was following an example I found online and down in the <a> tag they had this: parent=’#accordion2′ and that was fine for the older version of Bootstrap but the new version needs this: data-parent=’#accordion2′. I beat my head against the wall for about an hour trying to figure that one out before I realized I was dealing with an older example. I hope this helps someone, thanks.
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About
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Welcome to my little repository of information on the web. A little about me, I am a software developer working on the agriculture field particularly on the .Net stack. I created this blog as a way to share my thoughts and ideas with others and to hopefully further my knowledge in my career.
If you have any topics you would like me to write about, I urge you to drop me a message, I love to stay on top of anything and everything I can in this ever-changing field. I welcome any thoughts/comments you may have with any topics I present here, we are all in this together.
Rural Technology Fund
Established in 2008, the Rural Technology Fund (RTF) seeks to reduce the digital divide between rural communities and their more urban and suburban counterparts. This is done through targeted scholarship programs, community involvement, and the general promotion and advocacy of technology in rural areas. This is a great cause that I am currently involved in, head over to the site and check it out, we are making great things happen!!
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