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Using Mixins in CSS: Developer Abuse and Misuse

[…] Confused? Using Mixins in CSS To make my point clear, it’s important to understand what mixins are, as they relate to CSS preprocessors. Both LESS and Sass support them, and they are defined as follows (from the LESS CSS website): Mixins allow you to embed all the properties of a class into another class […]

A Few Words About My Upcoming WordPress Theme

[…] to the test against my own workflow, as well as garner critique and feedback from those of you who will be reading the content through the theme. Support For WordPress 3.8 (And Other Plugins) I’ve been working on the theme since prior to WordPress 3.7 and have been keeping development up to par with […]

Giveaway: Get a Free Domain with Namecheap!

[…] secure SSL certificates, WhoisGuard domain name privacy and much more! Easy-to-use products are available at extremely competitive prices and Namecheap are famed for their excellent aftersales customer support. And here are the contest rules: Enter the Rafflecopter giveaway using the form below Tweet out a link to this post mentioning @Namecheap Provide a link […]

Components For Successful WordPress Projects

[…] components for successful WordPress projects. In the article, I take a look at three components that I’ve found necessary to manage successful projects: Source control Bug tracking Support offering You can read the article in full by clicking here. Feel free to offer up your thoughts in the comments! Components For WordPress Projects Components […]

The WordPress Weekly Podcast

[…] discussed: Crowd Favorite Acquired By VeloMedia BuddyPress 1.9 Beta 1 Released and Ready For Testing 10up Sponsors Helen Hou-Sandi to Work Full-Time on WordPress Core WordPress.com Adds Support For Markdown: Is TinyMCE On Its Way Out? Industry Night #1 – Doug Karr From CircuPress WordPress Twenty Fourteen Theme Is Out in the Wild WordPress […]

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