Developing Themes for WordPress: Part 3
If you’ve already gone through the first two parts of this series, you are well on your way to putting together a WordPress theme. It might seem a little...
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If you’ve already gone through the first two parts of this series, you are well on your way to putting together a WordPress theme. It might seem a little...
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In my last post, I tried to point you to the most important pages in the WordPress codex to get you moving in the right direction with developing your...
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Over the weekend, I gave a presentation on developing WordPress themes for fun and profit. It went really well and I thought it would be a good idea to...
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Ever since Google announced that a site’s speed would be a major factor in its ranking, I have really been paying attention to how my site performs. I guess...
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I have been working with the http://bit.ly API and decided to change the short URLs on my site to include the short URLs provided by http://bit.ly. The API is...
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I run my Web sites on a dedicated virtual server and every once in a while, I need to go in and optimize things to make sure everything runs...
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I was messing around with CSS3 gradients, rounded corners and shadows, and I thought to myself, “I wonder if I can draw something that actually looks like something?” Lo...
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If you use a word multiple times on your site and you don’t feel like going through all your posts to replace every instance of it, you can use...
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I was trying to vertically align text within a div container and it just wasn’t working for me. You would think that using vertical-align in your CSS would accomplish...
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A little while back, I updated Magazine Basic and added the Ajax save function. When I uploaded it to WordPress to await approval, I received some feedback on how...
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