Custom taxonomies are a great feature of WordPress that let you categorize your content beyond the default categories and tags. Setting them is as easy as finding the right plugin (I like Custom Post Type UI) or a little bit of … read more

posted by Eric Eaglstun

thinking about… PHP, Productivity, Wordpress comments (0)

The flash of no-JavaScript styles (FONJS) happens when styles need to be applied to certain elements, but only if JavaScript is enabled. If the JavaScript doesn’t execute fast enough, the user may briefly see the no-JavaScript styles.

An example of where FONJS can occur is a tab interface, which consists of … read more

posted by Cory Duncan

thinking about… Accessibility, CSS, JavaScript comments (0)

We’ve been working a lot with the Google Maps Flash API lately; recent projects Ride Oregon and Oregon Bounty make regular use of Google Maps to plot various types of data. Each project raised unique challenges, the solutions to which were rarely found in … read more

posted by Shaun Tinney

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CSS resets are great. Without them, our jobs as UI developers would be much more frustrating, or at the least, more tedious. They give us a (mostly) level playing field when building user interfaces that work across multiple browsers. My personal favorite, and probably the … read more

posted by Cory Duncan

thinking about… Accessibility, CSS comments (0)

That’s really the best title I could come up with to describe this head-banger of a bug I’ve encountered. I searched and scoured the tubes of the Internet, but couldn’t find anyone talking about it, so I thought I’d share my experience so far.

From my testing, I’ve found this is … read more

posted by Cory Duncan

thinking about… CSS, HTML, Research comments (19)