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February 2, 2011

Using the native WordPress tinyMCE WYSIWYG editor with your custom post meta textareas

With WordPress 3.0, the creators really gave the blogging platform another dimension for those of us wanting to make the most of it as a fullly functioning CMS. One key addition was the introduction of custom post types, used in conjunction with the custom post meta features the two become a very powerful tool for [...]

December 5, 2009

jQuery Plugin : IE @font-face ClearType fix

This plugin is a simple fix for anyone having issues in IE7 and 8 when embedding custom fonts using the @font-face selector. Microsoft’s ClearType functionality can at times cause embedded fonts to render hard and jagged as opposed to smooth and anti-aliased. You can see the article that this plugin originates from here. If you [...]

December 3, 2009

Using jQuery to fix IE6 CSS annoyances

With the usage of IE6 finally declining the majority of us can now afford to be a bit more forgiving in our cross browser testing. Despite this in some circumstances the percentage of a site’s IE6 users is still far to high to do anything other than link a separate stylesheet and spend hours writing [...]

November 10, 2009

Combining Javascript setInterval and jQuery for lovely looping animations

Any designer worth his salt will be familiar with jQuery in one form or another. The uber cool Javascript framework has become a staple of many a design studio worldwide and why not? Quite frankly Javascript frameworks don’t come much better or more importantly easier to learn than jQuery. What follows in this writeup however is a practical example of a native Javascript function that designers using jQuery or otherwise may never heard of let alone used …