Accessible CSS
When I needed to hack a WordPress theme and I got my hands dirty with CSS code, sometimes I came across with in-line written CSS code i.e. every CSS selector occupied only one row. I found this practice very ugly and not scannable. I was used to CSS written in the classic way where every [...]
Pack your WordPress theme with the necessary CSS
WordPress themes are being a great online resource for everybody to use, modify and share. This applies to GPL themes only though. However, in order to offer our online neighbors good themes that they will be happy using, theme developers, including me, should take care of some peculiar aspects in themes such as the use [...]
Fedora Logo Design Process
I came across in a blog post of 2005 the Fedora logo design process. I do share the same opinion as the writer of that post when he says:
It’s fascinating to see the process and justification behind a logo idea like this.
How to Display Recent Comments Without Using a Plugin or Widget
Yes, that’s right, you can have comments displayed in your blog or site running on WordPress without using neither the classic pre-built Recent Comments Widget nor any of the Recent Comments Plugins that are available out there for everybody to use. To do so you need to have two pieces of PHP code with little [...]





