Improve your Twitter SEO
improve your social media marketing with an improved understanding of how to customize and utilize twitter features to boost your audience
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Gone (? but not Forgotten)
Read more: Gone (? but not Forgotten)An inspiration, or a starting place for your next big idea or project! Clearly, they were big projects for those who created them!
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Slab
Read more: Slabsomething that might interest you if you have your own business or want to share knowledge
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The Joy of Painting
Read more: The Joy of PaintingI thought CSS was supposed to make global site style editing easy. I can’t change one class to get ride of that overlay? Nope. Oh, I know. I’m doing it incorrectly. I’ll learn some day. What a pain in the ass. I guess it comes down to this. What a casual user such as myself…
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We’re off to See the Wizard
Read more: We’re off to See the Wizardi can has chocolate diaper pastry
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Digging in to WordPress Block Themes
Read more: Digging in to WordPress Block ThemesEnter if you dare. This article is all kinds of disjointed and out of order. But, it’s getting there. We’re digging alright. Like Peter Gabriel. C’mon in.
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CSS Optimizer (CSSO): Eliminate the Redundant
Read more: CSS Optimizer (CSSO): Eliminate the RedundantCSS-Wow! You wouldn’t believe how long I’ve been looking for this very tool. It’s just so super cool, I love it. I’m going to go through all of my CSS files and process them through CSSO, the CSS Optimizer! Do you suffer from redundant CSS? Do you have unused CSS Selectors and duplicate CSS declaration…
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Typography Tools
Read more: Typography ToolsRecently I’ve discovered some really nice tools for matching fonts, typeface, typography. Links inside.
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Entertainment, General Interest, HTML, Linux, MS Windows, Operating System, PHP, Recommended, Software, Web DevGetting Started with WordPress Center .net
Read more: Getting Started with WordPress Center .netQuickly discover WordPress Center .net by following some of the Author’s recommended links.
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CSS Generated Content: Revisited
Read more: CSS Generated Content: Revisitedfirst you must reference the Hex code for that character, which is #. The hex value must be further interpreted however, for CSS. Using the 6 hex digit rule, that code would look like the following property, value pair: content: “Step \000023 ” counter(section);
