These are amazing themes, demonstrating the flexibility and options native to WordPress. These are not just pretty themes and they aren’t available for download anywhere. They are examples of custom designs that truly flex their WordPress codex muscle.
System fonts can look ugly, and appear rigid. Using CSS you can replace text with a beautifully formed anti aliased image, yet still have all the accessibility and SEO benefits of text headings.
This article is a summary of some of the best articles and content I have read recently. Taking a look at the subscriber count of “I love Typography” I am one of many people who are loving this fresh new blog. Great stuff: 15 Excellent Examples of Web Typography. Tara from Graphic Design Blog also posts about Typographic Inspiration. [...]
Learning how to design using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) can be a little tricky for the beginner if you don’t figure out a few of the basics. One of the basic concepts in CSS is the box model. CSS is the code that is used to define design in most modern web pages. WordPress Blogs [...]
Tadeusz Szewczyk has written a good article on Blogscoped called 10 steps to success without SEO. The main points covered are: Discover your niche Use WordPress Create a killer CSS design and submit it to CSS galleries Allow trackbacks, use dofollow Socialize, write comments and link other blogs Include social media on your site, use social media [...]
