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An Introduction to CSS
I gave the following presentation at my day job, and I thought others might benefit. That, and I think that SlideShare is a cool app!
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Creating Rich Anchor Tags
The most important, and yet often under-valued tag in XHTML, has to be the anchor tag. It’s usually one of the first tags learned in…
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Links or Bookmarks?
The WordPress developers have been engaged in debate for a while now on how we should name the section currently entitled “Blogroll.” I believe strongly…
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Use TinyMCE Throughout WordPress Application
We are familiar with TinyMCE from the WordPress WYSIWYG editor, and it is a fantastic tool to quickly generate markup that is semantic and XHTML…
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The Average Web User
A huge task in web design is not only determining the demographics of your intended audience but also figuring out the measure of technology that…
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The Transition to jQuery for WordPress
I was browsing the WordPress Trac tonight, and I saw a ticket to convert from Prototype to jQuery as the new JavaScript framework in the…
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Using the Official Comments Plugin
I decided that on my main site that I wanted the comments I made to appear different than the others (after all, why not inflate…
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De-Mystifying AJAX
I remember when I first learned of AJAX, and I remember thinking: “I’ll never figure that out.” Well, remember when you never thought you’d learn…
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Ten Greatest Web Design Taboos
Every web designer has a top 10 list of things that piss them off in web design. I helped teach a class on introductory web…