web designer + front-end developer
The nuts and bolts of creating on the web – coding practices, software tutorials, processes.
So I’m still in the throes of some HTML email torture – I mean, work. My latest challenge was coming up with a centered layout that tested well across clients. Surprisingly, a lot of the solutions out there did not seem to test well – and the major problem child was Outlook (surprise surprise). If one layout worked in 2003 or earlier, it didn’t work in 2007 & 2010, and vice versa.
So, I basically wanted:
That worked in most clients (you can’t win ‘em all) – I particularly targeted Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo.
I was working on an HTML e-mail, and ran into an issue with borders. I’m writing down what I found as a help hopefully to others.
First – HTML e-mail is a PITA. That said, our clients still want them. Continue reading →
Altering the comment form in WordPress
Posted on April 3, 2012 by Chip Cullen
Intro
Recently a client wanted to change the comment form on a WordPress site I was building for them. Specifically, they just wanted to have a Name field and the Comment field – omitting the E-mail and Website fields. They also wanted their labels to have particular wording.
I had never done this before, and after a lot of googling, I figured it out. I didn’t feel that a lot of the tutorials out there provided enough information, so I’m hoping to rectify that problem with this post. Continue reading →
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