Posts Tagged With: styles
· February 22, 2008 at 6:54 am · Web Development
Tags: coding, CSS, easy, edit, font, styles, stylesheet, tools
Fonts always confusing me when it comes to editing or creating a stylesheet for a web site layout. Thanks to CSS Type Set this is no longer an issue.
To use, just fire up the web site and paste in the text you wish to style. Then use the controls at the bottom of the web site to adjust the text spacing, line height, font color, font style, how it is formatted and much more.
This is turning a three hour job of playing with CSS, trying to get it just right uploading and downloading all into something you can do in about five minutes. CSS Type Set has earned a spot in my web dev folder for sure.
· September 25, 2007 at 6:19 am · Desktop
Tags: Desktop, styles, visual-style, Windows, xp
I always love finding new Windows XP visual styles that are not only good - but great. Some of them are ugly, others are Mac-clones. Very rarely do you get one as cool as MurrinaFancyClearlooks.
Need help figuring out how to change your XP visual style? Don’t worry this past post should have you covered. Finding this one was kinda like hitting the Windows XP visual style lottery. Just look at all the pretty colors.
· September 13, 2007 at 5:52 am · Web Development
Tags: pick, resource, styles, themes, WordPress
I found another great looking WordPress theme that I just had to share with the masses, while I had the masses attention. ShinRa House Blu has that type of “Web 2.0″ look but still doesn’t bug me with being too simple or large. Two thumbs up for usability, design and all around awesomeness.
· September 6, 2007 at 1:26 pm · Web Development
Tags: link, resource, styles, suggestions, themes, tips, WordPress
It is not that often I find a WordPress theme that impresses me - so mark this date on your calendar of choice because it is a special occasion indeed. I really like the LoseMyMind 1.0 theme. It is simple, yet not too simple. Clean, but still gives you some features. As I look towards redesigning a few of my projects, I might just have to keep this theme in mind.
· May 30, 2007 at 9:47 am · Software Help
Tags: application, Firefox, fixes, help, styles, stylish, tweaks
Want to fix a few simple design flaws with the Firefox?
Raise your hand if you have ever played with the Stylish extension for Firefox. Now raise your other hand if you knew where to find some of the cooler application style for Firefox.
For all of you who have both of your hands in the air - I want you to wave them like you just don’t care. For the folks with one hand still on the mouse, scroll down to see some of my favorite tweaks to Firefox you can do with the Stylish extension for Firefox.
Add Something to the about:blank Page - Why does the about:blank page have to be so - blank? There are several cool styles you can load up here to give your about:blank page a makeover. Here are a few more cool ones to pick from: About:Blank - Foxkeh and About:Blank - Washout.
Auto-hide Statusbar - Tired of your ugly statusbar getting in the way of your browsing? Load up this style and it will only show when you hover over the bottom section of your Firefox window. Move your mouse, and it disappears again just like magic!
Sliding Menubar - Menubar getting in your way too? Load up this style and you can set it to only be shown when you need it. Click on the Firefox icon in the old menu bar place to show it and hide it. No reason to show all of those options up there if you don’t use them all the time.
Bookmark Folder Icons - Add your own icons to specific folders inside of your bookmarks. This is helpful if you have a load of bookmarks and folders for the bookmarks and want an easier visual way to navigate inside them.
Colorize Firefox 2.0 Active Tab - Tired of your active tab looking like all the rest of them? Wish it was a little easier to see the tab you were on in comparison with all the other tabs that are in the background? This user style does the trick and allows you to set your own color combination.
Have a favorite that I might have missed? Leave a comment so I don’t miss it again and so we can share it with the rest of the class.
· May 25, 2007 at 5:00 am · Web Development
Tags: best, classy, dark, different, styles, theme, Web-2.0, WordPress
As somebody who likes the unique and different stuff out there on the Web, when I see a nice looking WordPress theme I can’t help myself - I have to go “ohh” and “ahh” with the rest of them. One nice theme that you could get giddy over for hours and hours is The Dark Theme.
It has a classy look, yet still has that new Web 2.0ish feeling to it. I like it.
+ Download The Dark Theme for WordPress!
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