Posts Tagged ‘Web design’
Flexbox – Align Last Item in Grid To The Left
Flexbox is great for building 2D grids quickly and easily. It has pretty much replaced the use of the Float property when laying out content. But, one of the issues […]
Read MoreMAMP MySQL Not Starting – Quick Fix Solution
The MAMP MySQL servers can be a tricky thing… I use a mixture of Local by Flywheel and MAMP for my local development work. Sometimes, I have issues when launching […]
Read MoreNew Website for STEPS Centre Institute of Development Studies
I don’t add portfolio websites as often as I perhaps should. But here’s a site I’m particularly pleased with – the new website for the Institute of Development Studies at […]
Read MoreShow Featured Image in Your WordPress Admin Dashboard
When you are working with a WordPress theme that relies heavily on the use of a featured image, it is helpful having a visual guide showing where you have used […]
Read MoreUsing WordPress Categories and Tags
Many people seem to be confused about using WordPress categories and tags. Knowing what they are and the differences between them is one thing. Knowing how or when to use […]
Read MoreWordPress White Admin Screen
If you have logged in to your WordPress site, only to be greeted with a white admin screen, don’t panic. The WordPress white admin screen may well be down to […]
Read MoreNew Branding and Design for Colour Division
It’s been a little while since I last posted on the Blog, but I’ve been busy… Back in September 2014, I started working at Colour Division in West Hampstead, London […]
Read MoreHow To Add Background Images To HTML Emails
If you want to add background images to HTML emails, you have extra steps to take to make sure they work in popular email clients like Outlook and GMail. Even […]
Read MoreList All Pages Using a Particular Template in WordPress
If you have ever wanted to list all pages using a template in your WordPress site or theme, there is a relatively simple way that makes use of one of […]
Read MoreUsing HTML5 Input Types In Your WordPress Forms
If you want to make your WordPress comment forms more user-friendly for mobile users, you might want to consider HTML5 input types.
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