I was recently reading through “The Elements of User Experience,” which opens with a compelling story describing why things going wrong in your day could be the fault of poor design in regards to usability. Interestingly enough one of the points covered in this section is the use of feedback as a way to notify a user that something has occurred.
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Wordpress has been growing sensationally as the tool to use for Blogging. We’ve compiled a list of things that are good practice and you must do if you are a pro wordpress blogger or developer.
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Keep it updated. Publish it later. Keeping it updated can be a laborious, arduous task. In order to do [...]
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As the title says here’s one way to have simple show and hide effect using just CSS and avoid JavaScript. Idea is to use some tag inside the link (for example bold, or span or what ever) which will hide it’s content in normal state and show in hover state. Mostly it’s used for creating interesting menu effects with some additional images.
So here’s basic example code, and a few ideas where you can also use this, for example i’ve used it Gunmetal free WordPress Theme, you can see the demo here.
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Ok, this has bothered me for a long time and now i have finally found a solution for it thanks to Kafkaesqui moderator on WordPress Support. As the title says when you are using a query_posts() to exclude, include categories or what ever you want pagination dosen’t work it shows same posts on every page (This is for all pages that use query_posts not just index, so it’s for templates etc…)
Where’s the problem? query_posts() is a powerful function, but in this situation it has a flaw: it overrides nearly everything in the standard posts object query, including what the paged offset is.
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