Blog Category: CSS
Using Vector Icons For Arrows and More
April 15, 2014 CSS, Development, HTML, WordPress
Vector icon sets are web icons that can be used through CSS and HTML by including a specialized font family. I frequently use vector icons when developing websites for social …
Read MoreStyling the Default WordPress Calendar
April 2, 2014 CSS, Development, WordPress
When you add the default WordPress calendar widget, it comes out looking pretty bland. It’s coding is stuck in the table-era of web development but it still does the job …
Read MoreNoetyx: Creating a Modern Horizontal One-Pager
November 10, 2013 Case Studies, CSS, Development, jQuery, WordPress
Noetyx is a pharmaceutical company located in New Jersey run by a great team that creates innovative products and services. Noetyx was designed by a good friend while I did …
Read MoreThe Swell Shell: My First One-Pager
November 9, 2013 Case Studies, CSS, Development, jQuery, WordPress
A good friend of mine asked if I wanted to work with him on an upcoming project. I agreed and that project became Noetyx, but before we started work on …
Read MoreDeactive Checkbox until User Reads Terms of Use
May 19, 2013 CSS, Development, HTML, jQuery
In the signup area of an automated system I’m creating, there is a terms of use that should be read before the user continues filling out the form. First, I …
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