cssgirl
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Footer Columns
Is your footer supposed to be 100% of the browser window, or 100% of the 960px? If you want the footer background to expand 100% of the browser window you can set the footer width to 100%, then within that use a containing div with a fixed width of…
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Responsive theme for wordpress
WordPress does work quite the same way with parent/child themes. If you are looking for a responsive bare-bones theme for WordPress I would suggest starting with Skeleton (http://www.simplethemes.com/blog/entry/skeleton-wordpress-theme). From there …
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What´s the best way to learn wordpress
Yep - it's really the best way to learn. :) Jumping right in and getting knee deep into the code and if you have a basic understanding of PHP you should be able to get fairly far to start. Also, the codex is super valuable as a reference or for…
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Simple question (newbie here): How do I nudge the lists a bit to the right?
More than likely you will need to add a left margin to either the main ul or it's child li's. Can't give you an exact number, or even help you target the ul by class/id since I'd need to see your actual code. Any chance of gettin…
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wordpress posts per page
Perhaps using a filtering mechanism? For example for a site we gave users a few options to sort the posts on the page (by recent posts, oldest, alphabetical, etc). So here is an example of how I did it for sorting a resource library: Put the code …
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What´s the best way to learn wordpress
Well, the way that I learned was to just jump right in. When you ask about learning WordPress - what portion are you actually talking about? The CMS itself? The templating system? Creating custom functions? Also aside from defining which part you r…
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Adding class to LI w/ jQuery
Thanks! The first method worked by adding ".parent().". I knew it was something super simple.!
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jQuery Shorthand
Oh, thanks Chris! I'm going to try that out and see how it goes, thanks! -Lindsey
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Real Estate Site (non MLS)
It's very pretty. I do think though your large bg images in the content area may be a bit distracting with all the other imagery going on in the header and footer. The only thing that I reallly, really don't like is I think the nav on the …
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How do I FIND & style certain Wordpress sections
1. The search form is editable here: Search Form (searchform.php) and by CSS 2. If you mean the links wordpress adds automatically when you add a page it is listed as a list via the wp_list_pages function. Usually located in the sidebar.php file if…
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Wordpress as a Book Club manager
I wouldn't use pages. I would just write a regular post once a month. Then have wordpess limit to show just one post on the front page. Than clicking past would show a list (with excerpts?) of the past posts using the previous_posts_link functi…
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[Solved] Problem with Myspace Banner
With myspace you cannot change the HTML code that is outputted by myspaces default profile. Which unfortunately is a nested tables mess. You CAN change this by using a "div overlay" method where you basically hide all of the default myspac…
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Another attempt at a CSS site
The font on the banner doesn't quite match the background you are using. It's gritty and grungy, while you're using more of an americana type of theme - I'd go for those type of fonts. Your menu gradient background is much too p…
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www.sade-usa.com
First - The gallery on the "splash" page, when you click on an image doesn't work so great. It blows the images up and most go completely off the screen and even when I try to click on another one it moved out of the place it was befo…
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CSS Layout - is this possible??
Yes! It most definitely is possible! CSS can do anything tables can do and then some! Don't be intimidated by it, just keep plugging at it, and you can do anything with CSS. And considering that layout is pretty basic compared to many CSS layou…
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body background not working in IE6
Here's why I think that your content area isn't showing: #content { background:transparent url(images/content-bg.jpg) repeat-y scroll 0 0; height:auto; left:12px; margin:0 auto; position:absolute; top:287px; width:1000px; z-index:1; } yo…
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Q&A Question - Differences in positioning
I'll prolly get flack form some people on this, but I hardly ever use any of the "position" CSS elements. Well, I use them, but not as much as some people. I prefer to use floats for most positioning because I feel it gives me better …
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wordpress poll
I use Wp-Polls. I used it when I had my visitors decide on my new design and it worked quite nice, EXCEPT, when I asked the people I worked with to vote they couldn't. Problem is we were all on the same network, so only one person could vote (a…
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Feedback and advice on first draft
I like the icons/nav! Very cute :) What's the diamond shaped one do with the flames when you hover :) ? Look at your code, I think you have a lot of in there. Maybe find a way not to go overboard with the div-age? For example you have: …
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Re-Design
As a web design firm it is a VITAL CRUCIAL part of getting jobs is to be able to have your design to be cross browser compatible. IE6, IE7, FF2, FF3, Safari and Opera should all be supported without question. Limiting your possible clients by exclud…
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devloping on wamp ...wordpress
Or try: /yourIECSSFileName.css Last I checked they both kinda did the same thing but with all the upgrades it might have changed. template_directory definitely works, as it's the one I use to direct to any files in my theme like ie stylesheet…
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jquery show/hide and some other questions
Ok, one last question ;) Promise: If you view either of those pages in IE6/IE7 you will see little black dots when the hover/click effects are taking place (ie: the show/hide). Looks like an IE issue with the redrawing or whatever you call it. Solu…
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jquery show/hide and some other questions
Yeah, hopefully with more experience I'll get this down one day ;P And I got the finished product up finally if you all want to check it out: http://dev.ketanvakil.com/rondaxe.com/s ... ulting.php and http://dev.ketanvakil.com/rondaxe.com/ser…
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This image border CSS won't work in IE...why?
I actually don't think you even need to add the container div around the image -- Try adding this to your CSS: table a img.imageBorder { padding:7px; background-color:#F5F4F2; border:1px solid #c8c8c7; float:left; mar…
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CSS font problem -.-
I don't this this will work, but did you try to make sure that font-weight is set to normal? Otherwise, what about trying a similar font family they may hold up better in IE? :/
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This image border CSS won't work in IE...why?
Hey there :) Well, #1 float:middle doesn't exist. You can float left or right. You have a link so we can see what's happening? There isn't anything wrong with your CSS (aside from the float), so I'm assuming you more than like…
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Gradient Problems in ff2 and ie6
Yep you're correct you're save settings in your graphics program will cause rendering issues if you set the quality too low.
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Adding a blog to my website
What type of database does your host support? Movable Type (used to, I think it still does) works with Berkley database and postreg sql. Or, you can use blogger and have it redirect to your domain (ie: yoursite.com/blog)
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Student - My first External site
First off, congrats on getting your stuff up live :) I like your header design and navigation alot! I'm on a 1440x900 res, and your left hand content and right hand content have a GREAT deal of space in between them, that makes it looks reall…
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CSS font problem -.-
IE6 often bolds a font when it's over 16/18px I have seen from random tests I have done when declaring font sizes for h1s etc. I think it just has something to do with the way that IE6 renders fonts at larger sizes. Try taking the font size dow…