Tags: CSS

Add custom CSS classes to wp_nav_menu’s HTML output using WordPress filters

Add custom CSS classes to wp_nav_menu’s HTML output using WordPress filters

WordPress has a great feature called ‘filter’ with which we can add our own classes to nav menu items.  Most times you need to add classes in nav menu items on some conditions. For example, in menu you have ‘sample …

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Syntax Highlighter Compress – Best Syntax Highlighter WordPress Plugin

Syntax Highlighter Compress – Best Syntax Highlighter WordPress Plugin

When I write post and highlight HTML/CSS or PHP or any other languages, I have to replace tags ‘<' with '<' . It consumes a lot of time to convert. An easy way to implement source code or programming language is to implement a WordPress plugin. WordPress plugin Syntax Highlighter Compress has support for many…

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Using Dynamic URL for .htc File in WordPress Theme

As we all know Mozilla, Chrome or most of the browsers started supporting CSS3 standards, but how those CSS properties can be used in Internet Explorer. A smart way is to use pie.htc or ie-css3.htc file that supports some new styles available in CSS3 standards…

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[Solved] CSS Position fixed in IE6

When it comes to Internet Explorer most times we use the css property position:fixed. This works fine most times but does not work in IE6. I have often faced this issues as a developer and finally I figured a way out based on some of my past experience with web-designing.

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WordPress Themes – Standards and Checklists (beta)

This article was originally created (in parts) for rtCampers to guide our trainees and follow the best CSS and design practices. It is by no means complete but hopefully it will evolve over time as we get more mature with …

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