In Getting Sassy with WordPress Part 1, we discussed how to manage using Compass and SASS for your WordPress project. Now we can take our use of Compass one step further and start using image sprites. Image sprites have been used in CSS for quite some time, lending efficiency to both our stylesheets and downloads.Getting Sassy with WordPress Part 2 – Sprites See the full project…
For a while now, there has been a lot of talk about CSS pre-processors such as LESS and SASS. As the the details of how such pre-processors work as well as their benefits and drawback have been discussed many places, I will not discuss that here. Instead, I will focus on how I use SASSGetting Sassy with WordPress Part 1 See the full project…
I have just completed development on a new site for Natural Molecular Testing Corporation. The site is based on a custom WordPress theme designed by Cognition Studio. One of the big challenges of working on this site was implementing the tabbed interface for the learning lounge. I used jQuery UI Tabs to create the interfaceNatural Molecular Testing Corporation See the full project…