Getting a border around text was far more difficult than I thought. Here is one method using only CSS, no plugins. Got it all from WPMU. If you want a box around words or paragraghs then place the CSS as below… Continue Reading
I do not want to depend on a plugin for this – too unreliable. I do have one though: the dev site is Organize Series, to the WP plugin Directory. If a plugin is abandoned I would have to find/replace/set-up each series with a new… Continue Reading
These are a couple of ways to disable comments and the words “comments closed”. The first one after “also add:” worked for me. Put it in the style sheet of the theme. 1). .comments-closed { display: none; } also add:… Continue Reading
I needed to change the font color of the red text in the red “read more” box on my static blog page. The theme has links unmarked, not clearly marked, so I had changed links to red. Therefore, the… Continue Reading
Trying to get fonts legible in bbPress! Sigh. bbPress Styling Crib Codex Home → bbPress Styling Crib This guide will show you areas of your new bbPress forum that you can style using CSS and the classes and selectors used… Continue Reading
About these Tips Short, simple bits of knowledge for better Web design, authoring, and use, on quality issues related to W3C technologies such as HTML, CSS, HTTP. List of Quality Tips <title>: the most important element of a quality Web… Continue Reading
Add Masonry, Grid Layouts To Your WordPress Site With Just CSS – WPMU DEV. Ever wanted to jazz up how your posts are displayed on your WordPress home page and archives? What if you could display your posts using the masonry (Pinterest) approach… Continue Reading
The Complete Guide To Custom Post Types. WORDPRESSThe Complete Guide To Custom Post Types By Daniel Pataki November 8th, 2012 WordPress has been gaining a foothold in the general content management system (CMS) game for a few years now, but the… Continue Reading
From https://www.ostraining.com/blog/coding/phpini-file/ A critical file you often need to manage is the php.ini file. It controls many import aspects of what you can and can not do with your site, including the size of files that you can upload. Different hosts… Continue Reading
My Scripts The scripts below work with the most basic browsers. Special attention has been paid to cross browser/platform compatability. These scripts have been tested in Internet Explorer 4.x-6, Opera 5.x-6, Netscape 4.x – 7 and Mozilla. – go to… Continue Reading