HTML5 Support in WordPress 3.6
For the longest time, I had hooked into the default search and comment form to add HTML5 features for my themes. With the release of WordPress 3.6, a new core…
For the longest time, I had hooked into the default search and comment form to add HTML5 features for my themes. With the release of WordPress 3.6, a new core…
I know, I know. There are already quite a few responsive grid boilerplates out there. But they didn’t do exactly what I needed so I decided to create my own.…
I was working with placeholder text for the input fields on a recent project and I needed to make sure that the text would appear in all browsers. I had…
HTML5 has made it a lot easier to include certain elements. Especially videos, since you no longer have to embed them with all those parameters. Here’s a short code snippet…