After years of blogging, I have decided to branch out and try a few other things out there. I’ve been writing quality blog posts for various blogs I’ve run. This current iteration started with my fabled posts on SEO vs UX of Page Titles which garnered more attention than I could have imagined. I believe I […]
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It was late at night, when I stumbled on yet another Quora question concerning the topic of “Programmers not programming”. The topic itself always seemed ridiculous to me. What is a programmer if they can’t program? It seems to me that there is an arbitrary line that one has to cross to know that they […]
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Build a Bootstrap 3 theme via changing variables and creating a theme.less file instead of digging into the framework itself. Follow along an example to learn how to do everything properly.
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Has your application performed poorly? Reboot it with a great new UI, solid coding, and learn from your past experience.
Read More12mWhat does that title even mean? The title talks about having your own separate “default heading size” stylesheet section. It’s interesting but we either rely on default heading sizing of a browser or the default heading sizing of a wordpress theme/template.
The issue is that many wordpress templates have a set heading size for the lower headings such as h4 or h5 that equals to text size and thus doesn’t offer any heading size differences, this also applies to web browsers. It applies even more if you mess with default text size or p size.
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