Tag: CSS

By now, your header’s rockin’, I just know it. You know how to put a cool background on it, use one of WordPress’ built-in functions to put all your pages in the navigation, make your list of pages display nicely as a horizontal navigation, and use CSS to add cool, classy effects to your navigation… Continue reading HTML: Header Accessibility

Now that you’ve got your navigation lining up all prettily, what’s next? Well, you could stop there, if you wanted. But there’s so much more you could do using the wonders of CSS, to make your navigation (and soon your entire blog!) even more beautiful. Prettify Your World! Or At Least Your Navigation… There are… Continue reading HTML/CSS: Hovering In Your Navigation

Last week, we discussed the super-cool wp_list_pages($args) function, and how it can make creating your navigation on your website super easy. If you want your navigation in your sidebar, for example, or anywhere else as a vertical list, then this already works perfectly. But what if you want it as a part of your header,… Continue reading HTML/CSS: Navigation: All Your Cookies In A Row

So you want to start putting together a website. Where do you start? Well, at the top, of course. The first thing anyone ever sees on your website is your header – so you want it to be great. What goes into a good header? A good design, for one thing. A great logo, some… Continue reading HTML: An Intro To Headers

If you look at the HTML code of any modern website, you’re likely to see a lot of <div> elements. A whole lot of <div> elements. A lot of coders use <div> elements to format the layout of their websites. But what does a <div> element do? By itself, not much. All a <div> element… Continue reading HTML: A Classy Identity