After a long while of me not writing any guides to be shared to all of you, I am somewhat inspired tonight. So this is an ambitious 5-part step-by-step guide on making a very simple WordPress 3.2 theme, complete with widget support from scratch of nothingness to a completely functioning theme.
Posts Tagged ‘HTML’
Apple Safari 4 Public Beta: Quick Glance
Apple recently launched its public beta of Safari 4, promising performance and compatibility improvements over previous version. After a few minutes of playing around with the browser, here’s my verdict: Pretty Good. Where are the Tabs? When you first start the browser, it looks slightly different. First of all, the tab bar is gone, and [...]
Fird’s Internet Explorer CSS Prayers & Ritual
Everytime I code a website, I will make sure I will adhere to the standards and “safe” workarounds as much as I could. But sometimes things just love to fail in IE. So I have this small baseless-ritual in my CSS file in almost all my templates: /* * Main CSS File * Kucing Kelabu [...]
Mono Pink
I’ve made the last 2 posts private. Meantime, I am tweaking this new theme for this blog, which I name “Mono-Pink”. Do let me know if you come across weird bugs. I’ve only tested it on Firefox 3.0 right now, and IE 7 briefly. Edit: I’ve tested it on Opera 9.6, Safari 3.2, Firefox 3.0.5 [...]
How To: Dynamic Rounded Corners with CSS
At one point of time, I was so obsessed with rounded-corners. In my opinion, if used right, rounded corners will make an interface (especially segmented websites like blogs or portals) looks more manageable and attractive. When I was just learning up web-development and HTML, I will make use of tables made from 9-cells (3×3) to [...]
