
In part 1, I covered the code necessary to provide my home page functionality. In this segment, I’ll cover how I created the functionality for the single.php page and the category pages. The code for the single.php page closely mirrors the code for the index.php page with the addition of the comment code. Again, the process for creating these pages closely followed that of the index page–I created a prototype sketch, I fleshed it out in Photoshop and then I opened my text editor and started coding. But, there’s more!
Link Tank Article
6 hi-res wood textures | highresolutiontextures.com - 6 high quality images of various sorts of wood or bark.
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WordPress Article
First part in a three part series of how I created the theme for my blog using a magazine-esque layout and WordPress custom loops and queries.
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Design Article
New curtains, fresh coat of paint and some general spring cleaning brings about Manifesto ‘09; the yearly redesign of my blog is complete…almost.
CSS Article
Making the decision to leave behind IE6 for my personal blog wasn’t a hard one. I still feel as a professional, it’s within my professional standards to support that horrible, antiquated browser but in my personal life it’s bye-bye IE6.