Web Design Resources, Tutorials and Freebies – Specky Boy
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Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
Problem: Client is confused by grey-colored Georgia font when they write a Page or Post in the WordPress admin. Plus, the grey Georgia font doesn’t match what they see on the front-end of their site, which is Arial. Frankly, I don’t blame them. Solution: Change CSS in editor-style.css: wp-content/themes/twentyten/editor-style.css Line: 12 I changed my color…
Problem: I now have 4 products in my WP e-Commerce shopping cart and want to move the 4th product to the first position. Warning: These instructions are from Aug 2010 (which is forever-ago in Internet terms) and may be out-of-date! Solution: On the WP e-Commerce admin page (labeled “Store” in WordPress’s admin), click on the…
Photoshop wasn’t giving me the “exact” RGB or HEX numbers for a client’s header artwork, which meant I was not able to perfectly match the header art and the site’s navigation. ColorZilla Eyedropper FireFox plugin to the rescue: a perfect match between the header art PNG file and the navigation. Yay! http://www.colorzilla.com/firefox/
Fixing the monster-sized right arrow when using Thematic Theme Framework for WordPress: http://www.cozmoslabs.com/2010/01/13/wordpress-photo-slideshow/?cid=3259#comment-3259 – File: nggGalleryview/galleryview.css – Add the following line at the end of the CSS file: .galleryview .nav-next { width:22px !important; float: none; }
One of the most commonly seen security tips around the WordPress-o-Sphere has got to be this: Don’t display your WordPress version number publicly Many WordPress developers often display the WordPress version in the source code. But having this information publicly available makes it easy for attackers to exploit known vulnerabilities on a particular WordPress version….
Adding a “Home” link to the Pages Menu in WordPress 2.9.2. Example site: http://www.toryclark.com/ One simple change to the header.php file makes the Home page link show up in the Pages Menu. Add the number “1” between the = symbol and the & symbol. See red-colored 1 in the second example below: Find: <?php wp_page_menu(‘show_home=&sort_column=menu_order,…