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Today in WordPress world – 06/08

Jeremy — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:06:20 +0000

How to disable scripts and styles

A great tutorial by Justin Tadlock. You will learn how to integrate plugins in a clean way with your theme, in order to load pages faster and in a better way.
Darren Hoyt Dot Com | Gravy

Gravy is the codename of a new WordPress framework, released today by Darren Hoyt. For $15, you get a well-structured framework, with some special features that other frameworks do not have: this WordPress framework is designed and delivered to help you code your theme from the .psd file already. Even slicing is made easier.
Make sure you have a look at this new project, in my opinion, the $15 are worth it!

Today in WordPress world – 28/07

Jeremy — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:05:07 +0000

Today is Tutorials’ day!

Contextually changing your theme’s stylesheet

A simple and yet really useful tutorial to help you using different styles for different WordPress pages.
HOW TO: Create a jQuery Carousel with WordPress Posts | Armeda

A nice tutorial to help you organize your latest posts to appear in a jQuery carousel. Original and good-looking!
Let Google Host Your jQuery Files

Here is a piece of advice and a plugin to help you improve the performance of your blog, by pulling jQuery files from Google instead of from your own server.

Today’s Delicious links – 03/06

Jeremy — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:06:37 +0000

Today’s Delicious links – 27/05

Jeremy — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:03:52 +0000

General WordPress news

Small Potato Out of Hiding: An Interview with Tung Do

Tutorials and resources

Themes

And a bit of fun!

Take a Break, Laugh and Waste Some Time! – Creattica Daily

Typechart, choose your font in live and download CSS

Jeremy — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 09:03:39 +0000

Typechart helps you choose your blog font

Tired of testing dozens of fonts on your blog without knowing which one to choose? It is always difficult to choose the good font, the good size, the good style. Luckily Typechart does it for you!

Personnally I never knew how to choose a good font for my websites. I always feel like “hostage” of the font I choose. Somehow every font carries its own image: classic, young, original, tech-savvy… Some people can describe pretty well these ideas we have for every common font. Then it is the job of developer to find out the font fitting with image that we want to give to the website. Not always that easy, but Typechart will help with that. You can also find a selection of useful links about typography.

I personnally advise you IloveTypography.com for further analysis.