A Collection of Must-Have Clean and Minimal Icon Sets
As more and more designs lean toward the clean and minimal side these days, it's also important to use icons that contrast and accent your work without overpowering it. Here is a small, but high quality collection of clean and minimal icons sets that are free for use in whatever you create.
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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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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
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
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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Everything You Wanted To Know About DOCTYPE
Document Type Declaration. The differences between the many versions can be pretty confusing if you don't know which one you're supposed to use and why. In this post I will break down which DOCTYPE does what and why it's beneficial to use it.
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What’s In Your Design and Development Toolbox?
While working on a simple project today, I realized how much I rely on the many tools at my disposal that allow me to accomplish the things I need to get done very easily.
I'm always sharing these tools with friends and co-workers, and so I ask the question "What's In Your Design and Development Toolbox"? Here are a few of my favorites.
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Create a User Link Feed Bookmarklet
Many design and tutorial sites out there have a user submitted links section or community links page in which users can submit their links and have them featured on the site in question. I thought it would be handy to provide users with a bookmarklet that would auto-fill the information into the form making it easier for users to submit these links.
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