A couple of weeks ago I posted Realistic Looking CSS3 Buttons, in which I tried to make awesome-looking CSS3 buttons that required no extra markup. For people who like more code and less talk, the end of the post has the link to the demo. As awesome as they were, they required an explicit width. This […]
Author Archives: Matt
The Erudite 2.6 released
May 7, 2010 – 10:15 am
The Erudite 2.6 has been released. It’s not yet available in the themes repo as I write this, but you can download it from the project page. 2.6 includes support for WP 3.0’s new nav menus, which puts you in full control of your header. If you have only one nav menu, it’ll use it. […]
FontFriend in Print
May 2, 2010 – 7:04 pm
FontFriend got a little shoutout in this month’s issue of Print magazine. Thanks to Bev for letting me know! Print doesn’t seem to put much of their magazine’s content on their website, so I took the photo above. If you don’t feel like reading the grainy iPhone photo (no, I wasn’t about to spend $20 […]
FontFriend 2.2 Update
April 21, 2010 – 11:36 am
This is a two-fold small update to FontFriend, the typographically obsessed web designer’s best friend. A request came in over Twitter for inline styles in the Font Family section. Good idea, and it’s now in there. It’s also a small update because FontFriend is even smaller — I’m now minifying it (using YUI Compressor), which brings […]
Smarter Custom Post Types in WordPress 3.0
April 20, 2010 – 10:06 am
NOTE: I’ve moved this into its own project page, where you can now find the download link and leave comments. This post will no longer be updated and comments are now off. WordPress 3.0 is almost ready for prime-time, and with it full support for custom post types. You can read about the technical details of […]