Would you look at this, while everyone has finally decided that they will be dropping support for IE 6, that’s when I decided to create a tutorial for implementing min-height for the browser. Anyway, onto the post.
We all know that the min-height property doesn’t work in IE 6. Instead, the height property acts as both [...]
Tags: css, CSS Tips, IE
One of the guidelines in usability is that you should provide only one way that will lead them to a certain action. For example, if someone sees 2 option buttons, chances are that they might think that each option button does separate tasks when in fact their functions are the same. Also, we have to [...]
Tags: tips, WordPress
Blogging through email has to be one of the unused features in WordPress, I have never even thought of using it until now. Well, I’m not really the one who needs it, Connie will be away for some time and she needs to blog because she’s addicted to it (hehe). Naturally, when you’re out in [...]
Tags: blog via email, post via email, WordPress
I know that I am extremely late with this one already, but indulge me because I’m so excited I found this feature of GMail. Ever since the little mishap I had just recently with last leaf moving to a new server, I’ve been looking for ways to download my mails from my webmail to [...]
Tags: Gmail, productivity
Having active tabs in websites help in usability for it shows where the person currently is. For that to happen, we should make it a point that the active navigation and the rest of the body have connection to one another. (See this blog and Last Leaf as examples.)
Doing this in Wordpress is quite easy, [...]