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Getting started with Thematic child themes – Part 2 – the structure of Thematic

This entry is part of a series, Thematic child themes» The Thematic framework is a robust tool for designers and developers, but before we can even begin to dig in to making modifications we’re going to need to know where to look.  Thematic provides a robust set of predefined CSS selectors and fortunately for [...]

Getting started with Thematic child themes – Part 1

This entry is part of a series, Thematic child themes» If you haven’t heard of WordPress child themes you’ve either been buried under a rock somewhere or, like me, you just don’t keep up with the WordPress developer buzz as well as you should.  Either way, child themes are about to revolutionize the way [...]

Chris Garrett does it again with a radical productivity tool

Most of you are probably aware that scheduling a post to appear at a date in the future is as simple as setting the date in advance before you hit the publish button in the admin interface. While it’s simple to do this if you’re setting one post at-a-time, managing a large number of scheduled [...]

Aptana, the only IDE you’ll ever need for web development

If you work with WordPress or any other CMS platform there will undoubtedly come a time when you need to modify the template files to suit your own needs. Off the shelf templates are a great starting point, but there always seems to be something that could work better if it was tweaked just a [...]

Running WordPress? Wait for Flash 10

If you’re running a WordPress powered blog and like the functionality of the flash image uploader, you might just want to wait to upgrade your Flash Player.  Flash Player 10, which is shipping now causes the flash uploader to break.  There are no fixes at this time.
On the other hand, if you’ve suddenly lost the [...]