If you ever wondered how the hell to style/disable the input styling when using the new CSS3 required selectors you can do it with:


input:valid {
box-shadow: #0f0 0 0 1.5px 1px;
}



input:invalid {
box-shadow: #f00 0 0 1.5px 1px;
}


From my testing, webkit browsers seem to fallback to outline in case box-shadow: is set to none;
So you can use outline: none; to disable that as well.

If for some reason you've forgot your admin password and because of a faulty update the email you receive with the password reset is bad you can do the following sql command

UPDATE employee SET passwd = md5("COOKIE_KEYpassword_here”) WHERE email = “email_for_who_you_want_to_change_the_password”;


You can find the COOKIE_KEY in config/settings.inc.php

Remember that the password must be greater than 8 characters in length and that it has to be put without spaces to the right of the COOKIE_KEY value.

In case you were wondering why you can't use SCP it's because you have to install openssh-clients.

yum install openssh-clients


Did you ever wanted to overwrite a generated inline styling, or you ever needed to overwrite the inline styling of some legacy code when you design a new template ?

You can do that pretty easy considering you ignore the ancient IE6.


/* you can use either an id, class or tag */
#id[style] {
attribute: value !important;
}


I needed this snippet of code in a block to show different links based on the user's logged in state.


<?php
global $user;
if ($user->uid) {
print "logged in";
}
else if (!$user->uid) {
print "please log in";
}
?>