Step-By-Step: Turning A Design Responsive in WordPress, Part 3
Back for another week? In the first week, we got our design ready and coded the header. Last week, we coded the homepage content. This week we’ll be finishing up the homepage and the footer, and doing some testing. Maybe we’ll even get into one of the sub page designs, maybe not. Other Posts In...
Read more…Step-By-Step: Turning A Design Responsive in WordPress, Part 2
Last week we started work on my new design and finished up the header. This week we’ll focus on the homepage. Other Posts In This Series Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 The Crazy Slider Background While I originally thought about coding this completely in CSS3 so it can resize with our browser,...
Read more…Step-By-Step: Turning A Design Responsive in WordPress, Part 1
I’ve been dying to try out a real responsive design for awhile now on my site, but didn’t feel like recoding the whole thing. Thankfully, I was able to beg bribe get the fantastic Paul Maloney to redesign my site for me, which gives me the perfect excuse to try out all the new bells and...
Read more…Best Practices For Coding WordPress Themes
Open up fifty different WordPress themes and you’ll see fifty different ways to code a WordPress theme. While there’s no specific right or wrong way to code and structure your theme, there are several best practices I’d like to point out. Following these can decrease load time, allow you to code faster and allow the...
Read more…Hijinks: A Developer’s Blank WordPress Theme
Regular Hijinks is no longer available and has now become, Super Hijinksified!
Read more…Update 2011 Conference Recap
I spent last week in beautiful England attending the Update 2011 Conference, thanks to all of your awesome donations last month. I wanted to make sure that I jotted as many notes and photos as possible for those of you who were unable to make the conference. The conference, put on by Aral Balkan, was...
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