Mar 11, 2010; Category: CSS, Design/Development, PHP for Designers, WordPress; Tags: Custom Fields, PHP for Designers, WordPress, WordPress as CMS; No Comments
This is not a new trick, and I certainly did not invent it. It’s been used before, but when I went searching for information about how to do it, it was hard to find. In fact, I finally had to ask a friend who is much better at PHP than I am to help me
Jan 13, 2010; Category: CSS, Design/Development, PHP for Designers; Tags: CSS, Design/Development, PHP for Designers; 21 Comments
Although I design and develop on a Mac Powerbook, I mostly ignore Safari for two reasons: Safari is about as standards compliant as browsers get, so it rarely needs any special attention. Safari is used on fewer than 4% of all computers (and it seems to have peaked). I use Firefox almost exclusively (although I’m
Jul 12, 2009; Category: CSS, Design/Development, Information Architecture, PHP for Designers; Tags: Design/Development, Information Architecture; 11 Comments
Good website navigation not only helps visitors find the information they are looking for, it also tells them where they are on a website. This is especially important in light of the fact that people may arrive anywhere on a website via search or a link from another website. They will appreciate some indication of