When you begin wordpress development, dealing with the paths can get extremely confusing. This guide helps you in dealing with absolute and relative links in wordpress.
WordPress How to : Dealing with the paths and links
WordPress dropdown menu using pure CSS dropdown framework
CSS dropdown menu framework is a free and pure CSS dropdown menu solution. It clearly has some advantages over javascript based solutions. Well, It is cross browser compatible, completely customizable, fast and does not rely on javascript (except for IE 6 and earlier). Let us see how to employ it in a wordpress theme.
WordPress dropdown menu with wp_nav_menu and CSS
WordPress 3.0 came with quite a number of awesome and useful features. That includes native navigational menus, which can be customized through the WordPress admin. (Dashboard –> Appearance –> Menus) . Many themes released nowadays support native menus. Let us learn how to add some Native menu support.
Complete guide on syncing XAMPP and MAMP using Dropbox
Earlier, we saw the procedure to setup local server environment with XAMPP in Windows and MAMP in Mac. Being a web developer, it is essential to test the web pages & applications on multiple browsers across multiple operating systems, just to make sure of the compatibility. Now, let us see how to work anywhere on the go.
Installing a portable local server in your Mac using MAMP
Mac OS X comes with inbuilt web sharing (powered by apache web server). But it lacks the necessary PHP and MySQL required to power the most web applications. It is much easier to install complete solutions such as MAMP or XAMPP, instead of installing MySQL and PHP individually. Come on, Let’s take a look…
CSS3 – What a beginner web designer must know.
So, What’s all the hype about HTML5 and CSS3? CSS 3 is the next version of Cascading style sheets(CSS) module. It includes so many awesome features, but there is not complete browser support yet. You can get very creative with CSS3 effects.
Lets look at three most common(css3) Properties used nowadays. That also means no IE support, as always. IE is still relying on the filters.
- Rounded Corners
- Drop shadow
- Gradients
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