If you're new to CSS layouts, you'd be forgiven for thinking that using CSS floats in imaginative ways is the height of skill. Let Andrew Tetlaw walk you down the righteous CSS path that is... Read More
Andrew Tetlaw
Andrew Tetlaw
Do you build WordPress themes and plugins? If so, it's possible you're being a jerk. In this post, Andrew highlights several common WordPress coding practices that make users', site owners', and... Read More
Is IE9 really 100% compatible with HTML5? You could be forgiven for thinking that Microsoft were stating as much from their recently published test results. You should take a closer look, however.Read More
Since I've been at SitePoint, I've helped to fill three full-time positions -- so I've looked at a lot of resumes. I've been given the task again recently, so I thought it was timely to pen one of... Read More
In this guest blog post Brian Tom compares the benefits and pitfalls of working with a single designer or using design contest services like 99designs when having your logo designed. He also explains... Read More
A recent report by Jakob Nielsen revealed some interesting results about the amount of attention users give to the left and right halves of a webpage's layout. Read More
All browsers can be made to show the websites that you've visited; that is, all the websites in your browser's history list. Mozilla has announced that they're adopting a strategy to tackle the... Read More
As Shayne mentioned in his post, a lot of people are asking for help loading their new... Read More
To celebrate the addition of EPUB and MOBI format versions of most of our books, SitePoint has launched a massive 5 for 1 sale. We then figured... Read More
Playing around with CSS3 is fun, but remembering all those experimental properties with their vendor prefixes, and which browser supports which property is a real bummer. But never fear, CSS3 code... Read More
The end experience for all users of the Web is ultimately a collaboration between browser makers and web professionals. Web developers and designers need to do all they can to support a healthy... Read More
So, we've had rich text editing in browsers for more than ten years now, but have you seen the HTML that is output from these editors? It's horrendous. So why haven't browser makers fixed the... Read More
Function.call and function.apply are a couple of very useful methods, but do you know the difference?Read More
jQTouch is a jQuery plugin for web development on the iPhone and iPod Touch. But it’s more than just a plugin; its simplified development approach helps you rapidly create great looking apps. It's... Read More
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