I was looking for a way to list sub pages in a navigation bar if you were either on the "parent" page or one of it's sub pages. I found this page on Clioweb that was perfect. What's also nice is that it gives you the variable $parent_id to play with if you need to. […]
I know there was some install you could do so you could do "live" css editing of a webpage within IE (much like the web developer extension for Firefox) I've since lost the link (feel free to post it in the comments if you have any idea what I'm talking about! LOL) but for some […]
In a custom wordpress theme design I was working on tonight, I was trying to do as the title describes – make the home page show only one post (yes I know there's already a built in way to do this) but I wanted it to show up the same way the single view shows […]
26 Apr, 2007
Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks
Want that "web 2.0" stripe-y background look? Slave no more in photoshop! Well, if nothing else, it's a fun little tool. Stripe Generator. [via TheWebDesignBlog] This one isn't news, I've already seen a number of blogs talking about it – but you can say you saw it here 20th! A WordPress Theme Generator. [via many […]
07 Apr, 2007
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(Found via CreativeBits) Instead of hotlinking images and stealing the original host's bandwidth, you can use imgred.com to cache the image (you can even have it make a thumbnail) and use that link instead. While, for a blog post you would probably take the extra steps to download the file to your own server (providing […]
01 Apr, 2007
Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks
I was recently asked by one of our clients to evaluate how hard it would be to redesign their website to work on mobile browsers (phones, pda, blackberry's). One of the first things I thought about was being able to test what I would be working on. I found a few things to do the […]
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