Tipsy Social Icons is a WordPress widget that makes it easy to display a variety of popular social icons along with a Facebook-style tooltips. The widget ships with a couple of options for icon sizes and for visual effects. Check it out…
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[…] WordPress is no different. That said, there’s at least one method of testing that I think is applicable but rarely employed when it comes to creating themes or plugins. It’s an intermediate step of testing that I would say fits between user testing and beta testing: Use case testing (perhaps there’s a better title for […]
[…] next month but for that year when the client contacts looking you for some changes for compatibility or to play nicely with a new theme, set of plugins, or a totally new application. Just a Few Thoughts Yes, there are a lot of things that can be affected by the above quotes, and the article […]
[…] these decisions have been made out of a position of expertise. “Trust us,” they say, “this is how it should look”. I love this idea. I want themes (and plugins) to work this way. I want users to see our (that is, all of us who create them) products on the proverbial shelves, see that they can download […]
[…] ships with the core applications, it’s tried and true, and its a good fit for a lot of the DOM manipulation that happens in themes and in plugins. But one of the things that I’ve begun to notice over the past few years is that writing maintainable JavaScript (using jQuery or not) gets a […]
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