"If you can get along with everyone and everyone loves you, then you don't stand for much. A person who stands his ground for his principles and won't compromise his integrity is not loved by everyone."
- Larry Winget
This is a follow up to my previous post on how to install the Google Friend Connect WordPress plugin. This plugin by Google is really rough on the edges and it requires some tweaks for people …
Tagged As: Cascading Style Sheets, Friend Connect, Google, WordPress, XHTML
This post is quite similar to my previous post on how to add MooTabs to WordPress. I recently tested Tabber on my internet marketing blog and I find that it is better than MooTabs because it is compact in file size, easier to install and customize.
The default Tabber …
Tagged As: Cascading Style Sheets, HTML, javascript, mootabs, Web design, WordPress
I was wrong about the WordPress CSS stuff being hidden. I actually found the official WordPress documentation on the WordPress picture alignment.
Apart from the code I mention, WordPress recommends adding this to your style.css too:
.wp-caption {
border: 1px solid #ddd;
text-align: center;
background-color: #f3f3f3;
padding-top: 4px;
margin: 10px;
/* optional rounded corners …
Tagged As: Cascading Style Sheets, CSS, css alignment, Style sheet, Templates, Themes, WordPress, wordpress alignment
This picture is aligned to the left of my content. Usually we display pictures to the left or right and have our sentences wrap around it. Try to make your paragraphs longer or reduce the size of the picture to …
Tagged As: Cascading Style Sheets, CSS, css alignment, Style sheet, Templates, Themes, WordPress, wordpress alignment