Archive for the ‘Web Development’ Category
Dynamic content plug-in
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
Today we are building a “plug-in” mainly for WordPress, but you we will show you how to use it on a regular site as well.
You will need to know a certain degree of how to make a website from scratch. It would be to your best advantage to know PHP, jQuery, CSS and XHTML to fully understand what is actually happening.
Tags: Dynamic, free, jquery, plug-in, tutorial, wordpress
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Bigger things are coming
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
I am in the final stages of designing the new Division Overlay web site. Every day adds a little more to the design, and I feel it’s just about ready for you. After the design is done, it should only be a day or two for the code to be done. After the coding is done, starts the task of adding the content and testing the site with WordPress.
I am putting a bunch of new things on the site, and on the server. This will allow for more use out of Division Overlay. I hope to have the site up and live by the end of the month.
Thank you for your time, and patience.
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Importance and breakdown of commenting
Saturday, March 29th, 2008
In this post I’ll take a look at the importance of putting comments in your code and scripts. It is especially important when offering free templates and free scripts, to give the user an idea of what each line means and how to use it.
When styling in CSS, I find it very useful to comment and format the way you code the sheet. If you have multiple IDs or classes with the similar names, or you have a style you normally don’t use, it’s a good idea to leave a little comment or two to remind yourself if, or when you go back to edit that sheet.
With formatting on the other hand, it can be an even greater process to utilize saving time in the long run. Deziner Folio has a great article about a new way to format CSS here. I have started formatting my style sheets this way, and it really does work.
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