In a recent post, I detailed how to design a 12-column theme built around a 960 pixel grid. In this article, we will upgrade our theme concept and make the entire thing responsive. By responsive, I mean that the various column widths…
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The WordPress login screen is one of the most generic, we-have-all-seen-the-same-thing, parts of a WordPress site. And, oddly enough, it’s one of the more awkward things to modify as well. There’s no built-in features for adding your logo or changing the overall…
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In this article, I will discuss the power of 960 and show you how to create a 12-column layout (or other size if you want) so you can hit the ground running with grid systems. I have a fully functional CSS and…
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Back in the golden days of the web, we had a little thing called Flash to help us make the web a dynamic, fun, interactive place. But, Flash is being used less and less. Of course, in certain environments it can still…
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Imagine a world without CSS, where you have no real control over how anything looks or behaves in a browser. Imagine having to slice images using nested tables for your design. Some of us have been around long enough to remember when…
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Diligent designers stay up to date with the latest in web design and development. Staying on the cutting edge of the web can give you an advantage in your web design business and can even make your design work substantially easier and…
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A “reading mode” as I define it is an optional minimalist view that website visitors can use to view your post content. What I’ve put together is ultra-minimalist — it’s nothing but the content: no sidebar, and no ads. It’s touch-sensitive and responsive,…
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We’ve been rocking our new multi-page form, and it’s time to apply the last little bit of code we need. If you’re just joining us, go review Parts 1 – 3 of this series to see our general theory, the design approach, and the…
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This is part three in a series on creating a multi-page form in WordPress, complete with its own database table. I strongly recommend you skim parts one and two if you haven’t yet, if nothing else to get familiar with our methodology…
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Have you ever found yourself needing to create a custom, multiple-page form in WordPress? I do… all the time! While you can use a variety of plugins to get the job done, they’re rarely perfect for your purposes. I’ve found that the…
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