Posts Tagged ‘CSS’

Responsive design with CSS3

Using media queries, we can define exceptions to the general 1024px+ screen size. This method is tested and true, and ready for some simple copy-pasting action in your existing theme.

Friday, November 18th, 2011
 

Custom Field Template manual and help guide

Custom fields allow users to save extra data in a page. With the use of get_the_meta() and pageTemplates.php, we can then echo that extra content however we please.
This awesome solution is made 10x better by the fabulous plugin: Custom Field Template.

Friday, September 23rd, 2011
 

Use smarter CSS rather than precise HTML

Never place layout HTML in the content box Because we want everything to work seamlessly for the client who doesn’t know HTML, we should focus on CSS instead when customizing the display of content in WordPress. This is the old concept of separating content (HTML) from design (CSS) applied to using WordPress as a CMS. [...]

Friday, September 23rd, 2011
 

To Code a Mockup Bird

To code is to create, to develop. Behind every color, column, button or image there is code. Whether this code is hand-written, software generated or adapted from something else, it must be flawless. Adal Design takes pride in writing code that is: Appropriate for the specifications Optimized at every level Free of mistakes and highly [...]

Friday, August 20th, 2010
 

Using the page hierarchy to customize different parts of a WordPress website.

In most complex websites that use WordPress as their Content Management System, custom development will require bringing changes to the code makeup of different sections of the website. This becomes more and more true as the amount of pages increases. WordPress pages lack categories & tags: Posts are entered into a database and need search-oriented [...]

Sunday, April 11th, 2010