A Collection of Demo and Example Miscellany

Jul16
A Collection of Demo and Example Miscellany

Over the past few months I've acquired quite the collection of demos or working examples of stuff I've quick thrown together for things like how-tips on Nettuts or in the forums over at Themeforest, so I thought I would share them here in the hopes that someone would find them useful.
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Get Your Very Own CSS3 Buttons on CodeCanyon

Jun17
Get Your Very Own CSS3 Buttons on CodeCanyon

I've added another beautiful piece to my portfolio on another of the Envato sites: CSS3 buttons. You can take them home and make them your own for the price of a Subway footlong. What's more important, delicious, tasty sammiches or making your website that much more beautiful? I mean really.
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How to Take the Headache Out of Writing CSS

Apr30
How to Take the Headache Out of Writing CSS

Some who are new to web design and even the seasoned veteran often have problems getting a site to display properly in every (or any for that matter) browser. Here are some simple tips to ensure your markup doesn't give you problems while trying to style it with CSS.
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How To Code A WordPress Featured Slider

Apr17
How To Code A WordPress Featured Slider

They're pretty much everywhere on just about every blog and website these days, the featured post slider. Not terribly hard to implement, but still confusing to some that do not know the WordPress API. In this tutorial I will show you how to code your own WordPress Featured Post Slider and integrate it into your WordPress theme.
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Mini-Tut: Using jQuery .live() With Dynamic Content

Mar13
Mini-Tut: Using jQuery .live() With Dynamic Content

When using jQuery and loading content dynamically or with an AJAX call, any event attached to the content that is loaded either has to be rebound again after the content has been loaded or you can attach an event handler using the .live() event.
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