1. Oct 25

    My very first Word Press Theme

    Today I have finished my very first Word Press theme. Well, I guess you can question whether its actually finished as I have a tendency to never be entirely satisfied with something I’ve been working on. There is always just a couple of things that need to be improved…

    I learned quite a bit about Word Press, which was one of my goals, besides making my very own original Word Press theme for my brand new blog :)

    My inspiration for the design was the pretty colorful  design at Web Developer Wall, and their post on how to make a web design based on a CSS Large Background.

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  2. Stylesheet Management

    Organization and separation of distinctly different aspects of a web application or website is good code manners and dramatically eases maintenance and adding changes. In application development MVC frameworks separates models, views and controllers. And in web development you separate functionality from visuals by using Cascading Style Sheets.

    In an article on Progressive Enhancement with CSS Aaron Gustafson at A List Apart discusses the separation and organization of stylesheets. Below is his suggested basic model which separates type, color, and layout from each other, and deals with the various types of media type layouts a website may be viewed in.

    The article also discusses how to deal with oddball browsers like N4, IE6, and IE7.

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