4 ways on dealing with vendor prefixes
WPTIP: 4 ways on dealing with vendor prefixesChris Coyier published a great article over at CSS Tricks in which he offers 4 different ways on how to deal with CSS vendor prefixes. Continue reading →Via...
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WPTIP: Ultimate Guide to Chinese font-family declarationsMaking a site bilingual is not a problem with the WPML plugin, but how about properly declaring the Chinese font-family in CSS? Continue reading...
View ArticleHow to add a custom CSS editor to your WordPress theme
WPTIP: How to add a custom CSS editor to your WordPress themeThe tutorial is clearly aimed at theme developers and in it Chris explains how to add a custom CSS editor to your WordPress theme. Continue...
View ArticleCollapsing Header Tutorial
WPTIP: Collapsing Header TutorialAs you will learn from the tutorial at Line25, the collapsing header effect is all done with CSS and it is actually quite simple to make. Continue reading →Via WP TIPS,...
View ArticlePrefix free by Lea Verou
WPTIP: Prefix free by Lea VerouIn the article Lea mentions a script she wrote called Prefix free which processes every stylesheet and adds a vendor prefix where needed. Continue reading →Via WP TIPS,...
View ArticleMost Popular Fonts of 2012 on MyFonts.com
WPTIP: Most Popular Fonts of 2012 on MyFonts.com Among some other fonts I purchased via MyFonts last year, are two on this Most Popular Fonts of 2012 list: Flexo and Pluto Sans. Via WP TIPS, WP TIPS -...
View Articlepixels, em and rem, nice concept by Chris Coyier
WPTIP: pixels, em and rem, nice concept by Chris Coyier His idea is size the actual text elements in em, but size the container to which they belong (sidebar, header, footer) in rem. Via WP TIPS, WP...
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