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One of the things that is most attractive about WordPress is the designer’s/developer’s ability to add site features with minimal effort and mostly no coding. This ability is mostly achieved by using Plugins to accomplish what would otherwise take many hours of coding.
In this post we...
Remember Compuserve Gif? remember Adobe Pagemill? and soon, remember HTML4? Yes! our world is changing: there is less paper and more digital and even within Digital, there is a giant shift. Our world is changing and with it the DNA Makeup of the graphic design profession and graphic designers.
In this...
Jquery is awesome! All these visual effects and UI items are an ivaluble asset to both designers and developers alike. That said, it could be intimidating to add snippets of code yourself. Where does everything go so a plugin works?
For designers, understanding where code goes on your page (in order to make...
A recent project got me looking for paper backgrounds and in the process I discovered that there are many choices here. It seems to me that so far as texture backgrounds are concerned there are many more choices then any other material. Maybe I am wrong but here are a few choices for you, most of them are...
You’ve seen this many times. You get to a HTML form, the input area has a label, say “enter your email address here”, and when you click on the text field the label clears and you can write an actual address.
But how is it done?
Well, as it happens to be, its fairly easy, a bit of...
CSS is great but there is so much of it that often times it’s difficult to remember everything. In order to help we bring you 5 cross-browser CSS snippets that could spice up the look and/or functionality of your site.
Centering A Page Regardless of Page Width
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