Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 0 CSS, google, html, search bots, seo, SERPs, web design
A very significant change to the Google organic search ranking algorithm was announced a few days back. Matt Cutts of Google blogged: If you click on a website and the part of the website you see first either doesn’t have a lot of visible content above-the-fold or dedicates a large fraction of the site’s initial screen real estate [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 CSS, css3, how to, rgba, website, WordPress
On a Website (WordPress or other) you may want to use opacity with some content background whilst having the text non-transparent. Until recently there hasn’t been a simple means of doing this; often an image would be used to facilitate making the background semi-transparent/opaque. Not only was this time consuming, but there were also the [...]
Gary Eckstein Internet 0 CSS, google, html, internet browsers, w3c, web design, WHATWG
HTML5, although still in development, is becoming widely supported by the various major browsers. The most talked about differences between HTML4 and HTML5 are the introduction in the new HTML version of various multimedia capabilities and elements (e.g. <video> and <audio>) and ‘offline Web applications’. The ramifications of HTML5 capabilities are significant from a Web [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 CSS, suffusion, WordPress
Yes, yet another Post about the awesome Suffusion Theme for WordPress! Anyway, if you’d like to make the sub-menu items appear on just one line (instead of two or more) then merely add the following to the custom includes CSS or your style.css: #nav ul ul a, #nav ul ul a:visited { width:165px; } Just [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 1 CSS, suffusion, WordPress
I’m not going to mention (yet again) what a fan I am of the WordPress Suffusion Theme. This WordPress Site uses Suffusion and I install customized versions of the theme for many of my customers. There are so many configuration options available with Suffusion however occasionally there is a bit of CSS amendment necessary (when [...]
