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Jul-01-2016

WordPress nuggets to develop your theme

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in WordPress , tutorial , Website development.

Here are some classic nuggets I use all the time when developing and enhancing WordPress themes. From Digging Into WordPress: https://digwp.com Dynamic Copyright in your WordPress Footer [crayon-673d159138e2e436383757/] Adding...

Jun-02-2016

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How to add Menu Location to WordPress Appearance – Menus

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in WordPress , tutorial , Website development.

The below instructions have been copied from: http://www.lanexa.net/2013/03/adding-custom-menu-locations-in-wordpress-themes/ Step 1: First, we need to register your new menus. In this example, we’ll create the menus Header Navigation and Expanded Footer....

Jun-18-2015

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Changing the blog layout to clean, flat two column grid

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in CSS , Website development.

My blog layout is shocking! Look at it. LOOK AT IT! I need to make this wordpress blog two columns, clean and appealing to the eye. It needs to be...

Jun-11-2015

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Web design links June 2015

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in Resources , Website development.

http://creativeoverflow.net/10-design-resources-you-could-never-think-were-free/ http://creativeoverflow.net/1001-free-downloads-your-source-of-exclusive-free-resources http://creativeoverflow.net/4-tips-on-how-to-build-simple-stunning-websites/

Aug-27-2014

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How to add LESS to WordPress simply

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in CSS , tutorial , Website development.

What I’ll show you: How to add LESS to WordPress simply Lesson time: one beers worth Difficulty: Easy Requirements: WordPress admin access, FTP access, an interest in using LESS for...

Aug-10-2014

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Page load animation – Google Plus circle

Posted by Andrew McDougal. Posted in animation , User experience , Website development.

I’ve been into page load animations lately. You know something that shows the page is loading (instead of bits and pieces loading around the page as the files get downloaded)....