More misleading browser errors
November 8, 2008 Leave a Comment
Another one of my occasional articles on misleading handling of coding errors by popular browsers.
How browsers can be misleading when handling errors
October 10, 2008 Leave a Comment
How browsers handle CSS errors can be misleading, especially if you use Firefox as your main testing browser. Here’s a short collection of errors that I have experienced in recent weeks.
Borrowing layout ideas from CSS frameworks
September 7, 2008 1 Comment
CSS Frameworks, or grid systems, such as 960 and Blueprint, bring a structured print-based approach to web page layout and deliver aesthetically pleasing results. If, for some reason, we are unable, or unwilling to implement a CSS framework (they are not for the faint-hearted), how can we take advantage of a grid-based approach to build visually pleasing layouts?
6 essential checks before buying a premium WordPress theme
September 2, 2008 1 Comment
Check out our 6 essential checks to avoid wasting money on a premium theme. If you’re spending your hard-earned money on a Wordpress premium theme, make sure you know in advance whether you’re getting a good deal – before clicking that checkout button.
Why I chose Grid Focus theme for this site
September 1, 2008 11 Comments
Diehard fan of premium themes chooses free theme for his site! Read on to find out why I fell in love with Derek Punsalan’s wonderfully barebones grid-style theme, Grid Focus, and have used it as the basis of the Studiograsshopper site.
Typography and images
August 31, 2008 1 Comment
How to create aesthetically pleasing page layouts by matching image dimensions to the typography line-height. This article shows you how to do it.
Monochrome Pro magazine theme review
August 31, 2008 Leave a Comment
Magazine themes for Wordpress. Don’t you just love them? Well, I certainly do, and having spent a few weeks endlessly googling for some design ideas, I stumbled upon the Monochrome series of magazine themes by Thad Allendar of GraphPaperPress.