There are lots of questions askes about CSS background image every day in Facebook groups and lots of unknown tricks which can help us to achieve amazing effects and make stunning apps and websites. That’s the reason I decided to create this article to show you what magic can be done using such a simple CSS property. I gathered seven tips and tricks I believe will be the most useful and create some code examples where you can check what’s going on there for you.
HTML is one of the core languages of the Internet. You don’t HAVE to know HTML to build and maintain a WordPress website – but knowing the basic tags gives you more control over the content, presentation, and impact of your message. In this presentation we cover the basic HTML tags commonly used in WordPress. You’ll learn how to insert a link, format text size/style/position, load an image, and more, all through the WordPress HTML editor.
The document discusses using HTML frameworks to help with web design. It notes some benefits of frameworks like providing a simple foundation to start, saving time, and capitalizing on good code. However, frameworks can sometimes result in less semantic or readable code, and the design and code may not be separate. Several popular frameworks are mentioned like HTML Framework, Blueprint, 960 Grid System, and HTML5 Boilerplate. The document encourages exploring these frameworks and using techniques like CSS libraries and clips to work faster when designing with frameworks.
A talk given at WordCamp Austin 2013 on using jQuery with WordPress Themes. Full post and slides at http://brvry.me/Z456Ol
- The HTML and CSS used for a static website is split up and reorganized when using Ruby on Rails. The layout is defined in one file and rendered across all pages, while individual views contain embedded Ruby and generate the HTML. - All links are generated using link_to helpers instead of hardcoding URLs. CSS is linked to via stylesheet_link_tag and the asset pipeline combines all CSS into one file for efficient caching. - CSS preprocessors like SASS and SCSS can be used to write more powerful CSS rules. The document encourages learning more about web development by attending local meetups and courses in Salzburg.
This document discusses theming views in Drupal to modify the look and feel of view outputs. It covers building a basic view, using CSS to style view outputs, and working with Views template files to completely change the code around fields. The presenter demonstrates these techniques and provides further reading links on Views theming.
www.exoplatform.com - The second session of "eXoers on the grill" presentation in Vietnam. After a very good start last month about the Git Rebase Functionality presented by Trong from the Portal team the subject of this session was the Responsive Design. This presentation was prepared and presented by all members of UI Team: Giang, Hoa, Trung and Thibault. eXoers on the Grill aims to provide some incentive & fresh air for our staff in order to constantly re-think our methods, spread good practices, promote some technology or tools, generate ideas, etc... All the teams are invited to contribute by picking up some hot topics of their choice and spread to other teams.
The document provides instructions for three tasks: 1. Prepping files to be sent to ACE by naming and saving files as PDFs with the team name and labeling and emailing them to the instructor. 2. For an upcoming web production project, students are asked to think about design elements they find interesting on websites to discuss for the project. 3. For the next week's class, students are assigned to read several articles on wireframing in preparation for starting some web work and advancing toward a video project.
The document provides information about WordPress meetups held on the first Saturday of each month. The upcoming meetup will focus on WordPress and CSS, covering new CSS technologies, plugins, frameworks, and tools. Future meetups will discuss page builders and themes. The meetups involve introductions from attendees, questions, demonstrations, and discussions. CSS is described as important for styling websites built with WordPress. Inline CSS, page-wide CSS, site-wide CSS, and plugins can be used to add styling. Free plugins like SiteOrigin CSS Editor and paid options like CSSHero allow editing CSS for WordPress sites.
From discovery to planning to coding to delivery. This short presentation was given at WP Bootcamp Austin 2015.