KeithPickering
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Most semantic HTML for a "latest tweets" list?
...Aaand that's why I prefer bbcode to markdown
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Most semantic HTML for a "latest tweets" list?
function recentTweets($username, $number){ include_once(ABSPATH.WPINC.'/rss.php'); $tweet = fetch_feed("http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from:" . $username . "&rpp=" . $number ); if (!is_wp_error…
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Most semantic HTML for a "latest tweets" list?
It's for a WordPress theme I'm developing, so I haven't gotten that far yet. I know I have a solution on my own site that works just fine (although it fails to fetch any tweets if I haven't tweeted in awhile)
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Does anyone NOT use a preprocessor?
Maybe I'm just weird, I dunno. I just prefer to be in complete control of my CSS. If I wanted to save a ton of time, I'd be using Weebly or something. Web design is an art, and I don't feel the need for shortcuts.
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Responsive Web Design AFTER Desktop Site Created?
SASS is way too fancy for me. I never really had a problem with plain old CSS. But I guess I'm the odd one out there.
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Responsive Web Design AFTER Desktop Site Created?
Not to mention, I'm designing in a desktop web browser, so it makes more sense for me to design the desktop layout first. I could always design the desktop site, then rearrange everything so "desktop-specific" styles are applied late…
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Responsive Web Design AFTER Desktop Site Created?
What seems easier to you? Defining 100 'desktop'-specific layout properties in your css, then reset all 100 of them in a max-width MQ... or just define those layout properties in a min-width MQ? I think that sums up the reason behind mo…
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Responsive Web Design AFTER Desktop Site Created?
Is my workflow weird or something? I ALWAYS design desktop first, but I use fluid widths for literally everything. This makes it really easy to scale it down for smaller screen sizes. Am I missing something? What benefit is there to mobile-first de…
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Logo Critique for Web Design startup
I wouldn't use a gradient.
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IE 6&7..?
Is IE6/7 support really necessary? Most people agree that it's finally okay to stop worrying about those browsers. Hell, I don't even worry that much about IE8 compatibility---but that's because it makes up less than 3% of my site�…
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Slow time to first byte in Wordpress
Looks like completely wiping W3TC and installing the older version has fixed the problem---caching seems to work properly too, now.
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Slow time to first byte in Wordpress
Is it possible for W3TC to affect the TTFB of the dashboard?
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Slow time to first byte in Wordpress
I've tried disabling W3TC and it didn't help---that actually made it slower.
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WordPress: Creating Themes from scratch vs Using Starter Themes...
On my most recent site redesign, I coded a theme from scratch just for the hell of it. What I learned was that even though everything is built completely to my specifications, there were a few features I would've liked to have that, surprising…
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Jquery click CSS problem...in Chrome only?
I'm not getting any errors in firebug, although I was testing some stuff a minute ago so that might be why you got an error. Another reason why I need to figure out a way to work on my site offline, but I have no idea how without manually down…
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Jquery click CSS problem...in Chrome only?
I think I fixed it by adding "white-space: nowrap" to the comment module. But I'm still curious as to why this was actually happening. EDIT: Seems it also works when I get rid of the "border: 0" declaration on the "bu…
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Jquery click CSS problem...in Chrome only?
That's what I tried to begin with, but it doesn't work for some reason
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Domain Name Question
I'd try to stick with .com or .net. Anything else can seem unprofessional.
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Clean up script tags in WordPress
Yes, but I can't really do that, because that's what creates the outdated markup in the first place. And I care about this sort of thing for some reason :P
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*:before, *:after { content: ' ' }
Ah, that makes sense.
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*:before, *:after { content: ' ' }
I mostly use :before and :after for icon fonts or more complex styling. But it can also be used to add content that isn't really important to the meaning of the document. For example, at a certain screen size, I have the date format change. I u…
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Opera to use WebKit: Thoughts?
Opera is the slowest piece of garbage I've ever used, and I'm literally clueless as to why people like it. So yeah, I'm glad that they're moving over to webkit.
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Rate my site redesign (WIP)
The homepage is more of a hub for all the site's content, while the Blog and Portfolio pages allow you to get more specific. My old design had a more static front page, and all I heard were complaints that it didn't allow users to get rig…
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Buttons on this website
Looks like multiple stacked box shadows.
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Rate my site redesign (WIP)
The redesign is complete, or at least complete enough to use outside of development. Let me know what you think!
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Infinite Scroll Plugin Conditional Callback
Ah, cool. Thanks.
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Infinite Scroll Plugin Conditional Callback
Hold on, I think I fixed it. I'll leave this here for anyone who might have this problem in the future. All I did was check if the isotope container exists during the callback. Like so: if ( $('.isotope').length ) { var $newElems = …
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Rate my site redesign (WIP)
The whole concept is that the precise order of the posts is irrelevant. It's just intended to give you a starting point, so you can click on anything that catches your interest. The blog page, archives page, etc. will all have more standard la…
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Rate my site redesign (WIP)
There seems to be a lot of controversy surrounding the use of masonry (I'm actually using isotope, but whatever). I think that since my site is primarily image-based, it's a good design choice.