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(CSS) Load latest version of jQuery from Google Libraries API and de-register Wordpress version - i-am-andy

Wed, 25 Jul 2012 02:39:41 GMT

Load latest version of jQuery from Google Libraries API and de-register Wordpress version

(CSS) Coming Soon Page CSS - flanker

Sun, 17 Jun 2012 12:22:51 GMT

Ready to use CSS3 coming soon page with HTML5 form for email subscription and PHP backend and database

(CSS) Move and rename "Featured Image" box - i-am-andy

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 21:38:25 GMT

Changes the title and moves the featured image box in Wordpress admin area. Add this to functions.php

(CSS) Add Squeeze Page to Thesis Theme for WordPress With Custom Filter for Thesis 1.8 With Different Sidebars - zachbrowne

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 14:27:43 GMT

The following code for a landing page — without header, original sidebars and footer and with new sidebars added — goes in custom_functions.php. This code does the following to pages with a custom field named “landing-page”. adds a body class of “landing-page” removes the header, sidebars, and footer registers 2 new sidebars called Landing Page 1 and Lading Page 2 builds the code for the new sidebars (note that an extra and are added because there’s no hook in between the end of #content and the end of #content_box) then implements all of the above before Thesis loads. If you want a sidebar | content | sidebar arrangement, you’ll need different markup.

(CSS) Add Squeeze Page to Thesis Theme for WordPress With Custom Filter for Thesis 1.8 - zachbrowne

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 14:23:27 GMT

To get the simplest squeeze page possible: no header, sidebars or footer. Paste the following PHP in custom_functions.php. The first function is the filter that returns “false” instead of returning the content that would normal be there (in the header, or footer, or sidebar). The second function selects the page on which to apply the filter and then applies the filter to the header, sidebars and footer, just before Thesis loads on that page.

(CSS) Add Squeeze Page to Thesis Theme for WordPress With Custom Filter for Thesis 1.8 - zachbrowne

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 14:20:53 GMT

(CSS) Coloured (Colored) Bullet Points for CSS Lists - nostradamuszen

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 05:51:36 GMT

Enables you customise the colour of your bullet points.

(CSS) Hide search form label in a Drupal 6 theme - wrburgess

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:40:03 GMT

(CSS) browser.php - frakim

Wed, 21 May 2008 16:14:39 GMT

For the why and the what, make sure you check out my blog article Never hack your CSS files again, you’ll get a much better idea what this is for. update: I added support for the iPhone in version 1.0.2. More info in my blog post about serving iPhone specific CSS. Requirements A website hosted on a server that has PHP Basic knowledge of FTP, HTML, and CSS Installation Download, unzip, and open in a text editor Modify line 22 ($css_dir = '/_css/';) to point to your CSS files on your server. The default points to a folder called “_css” located at the root of your website, where your index file is Upload to your server Create CSS files inside the CSS folder defined in step 2 (names available) Add this code in your HTML (make sure you put it under the main CSS) That’s it… You’re done!