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Flexible and Semantic Forms with a Little jQuery

Posted on July 22, 2008 in Tutorial | 2 Comments »

While they may not be that pretty, forms are one of the most important parts of a web site. I have already written an article on CSS Forms, that was over a year ago, and I have developed much better techniques.

There are other great resources for information about form design, and I will take this information into account when I am showing the flexibility of my method of marking up and styling forms.

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WordPress Tips and Ideas Learned From Implementation

Posted on June 24, 2008 in Tutorial | 5 Comments »

Recently, I had to slice and implement a blog for the CEO of my company. I decided to go with WordPress because that is what I have become enamored with recently, when I created a job board using it. I used some features of WordPress that I had never used before, so I figured I would talk about them so that others could learn how to use them as well.

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jQuery Table Striping Bug

Posted on June 17, 2008 in Tutorial | 4 Comments »

I have been using jQuery to do table striping, and up until today, I have not had any problems with it.

I had just been using the :even and :odd selectors to add classes to each table row.

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Who Am I?

Trevor Davis I’m Trevor Davis, a 24 year old Front-End Developer. Basically, I make web sites.

By day, I work for Matrix Group International in Alexandria, VA, and by night, I freelance.

Feel free to get in touch with me about anything.

What Have I Done?

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Bookmarks

  • Google Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide [PDF]

    Google has released a free 22-page Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide containing plenty of well-written, practical and straightforward advice for webmasters. If you've been looking into SEO for a while it probably won't contain anything new for you, but it's useful as a set of guidelines as to what Google considers to be good optimization practice. (psst, Google, with just a little design work it could have looked so much nicer!)

  • The importance of setting expectations

    To make your customer's experience better, be sure to set their expectations.

  • XML Sitemaps Generator

    Insert your URL and let it generate the XML sitemap for you. Very useful for static websites.

  • Train-ee ExpressionEngine Training

    Learn ExpressionEngine with books, screencasts, classroom training and free tutorials from Train-ee.com

  • web.without.words

    Weekly gallery of popular websites reconstructed by removing all words and images, replacing them with blocks.

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