Author Archives: James Kemp

Displaying Thumbnails in your WordPress Website Design

Posted on Thu 1st Jul 2010 1

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James goes through an easy method of adding Thumbnails to your Wordpress website design. Allowing uploads in the Wordpress admin section, as well as displaying alternate sized thumbnails on specific pages. Continue reading →

Website Design: Cross-Browser Compatibility Fixes

Posted on Tue 22nd Jun 2010 1

This week James goes through some common cross-browser issues and how to fix them; offering tips and techniques to apply to your projects from the start. Continue reading →

Web Designers: Comment out PHP and HTML

Posted on Tue 15th Jun 2010 2

James shows a very good method for commenting out large blocks of mixed PHP and HTML code, and also explains how to set it up as a keyboard shortcut. Continue reading →

Web Designers: How to validate CSS3 websites

Posted on Tue 8th Jun 2010 4

James shows you a method of validating for CSS3 code. This is a great way to keep up to date with the current CSS Standards. Continue reading →

Multiple Loops in WordPress Website Design

Posted on Wed 2nd Jun 2010 3

James explains a very good method for customising your Wordpress loop, as well as allowing you to have more than one loop on a page. Continue reading →

CSS Reset for Web Designers

Posted on Tue 25th May 2010 0

James shows a very good method for resetting the default attributes that are applied by all browsers, allowing you to start fresh with your development project. Continue reading →

JQuery No Conflicts in your Web Design

Posted on Tue 18th May 2010 7

This week, James explains how to avoid conflicts between JQuery and other javascript libraries. All you need to do is wrap your JQuery functions in noconflict tags. Continue reading →

Web Designers – Remove Unwanted Elements from wp_head

Posted on Tue 4th May 2010 0

James goes through the right way to remove elements from Wordpress’ wp_head() function. This can also help you to add things to your wp_head() function, take a look for yourself. Continue reading →

WordPress Web Design – Custom Widget Area

Posted on Wed 28th Apr 2010 8

James offers a tutorial that will allow you to easily add new widgets to your custom Wordpress theme, with easy to follow, step-by-step instructions. Continue reading →

Recover FTP Password from your Dreamweaver Web Design

Posted on Wed 21st Apr 2010 0

James discusses a great way to recover your FTP information from a Dreamweaver site. Resulting in a decrypted password key and all the other login details. Continue reading →