cssOrigins.com » Coding http://www.cssOrigins.com Css Origins, Design Blog and Wordpress Publishing Platform Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:35:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc Creating Custom Write Panels in WP http://www.cssOrigins.com/2009/creating-custom-write-panels-in-wp/ http://www.cssOrigins.com/2009/creating-custom-write-panels-in-wp/#comments Sun, 16 Aug 2009 07:07:33 +0000 Hunter Brelsford http://www.cssOrigins.com/?p=405
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    • ]]>     Just finished a pretty good article written at wefunction.com, the purpose was to teach the WP community how to creatively add functionality to their website/blog by using custom panels in the add posts/page area.

    Check the tutorial out.

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    Well some people want function. Over the last few days I have had my nose in articles saying this is that about XHTML compliant websites, and being w3c compliant is the way to go. Though after about 6-10 hours reading and working on my own site I still don’t believe in their opinions any more, but to be fair I did learn much more then I thought I would. Just in my endeavor to get my site cssOrigins to be w3c compliant.

    As some of you know I’ve moved to Taiwan since my last post, and while spending time out here I have learned that being w3c compliant is a MUST. Validation help ensure your website can be seen by web browsers of any type, including mobile users (it may not be pretty but it wont be broken).

    The Firefox add-on “Developers Tool Bar ” can help you be

    1. standards compliant
    2. css error free
    3. javascript error free

    But if you really want to be proud of your work, you need to go that extra mile, spend that extra time to ensure that your site is w3c compliant. If your looking for the validation? Shoot on over to their website and test your pages for yourself.

    If your valid you can stick one of those stickers onto your site letting people know.

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