The menu’s in the twenty-eleven en twenty-ten themes, as well as in this website can be placed in the famous drop-down menu family. Now I’ve worked some times with Superfish plugin, which makes the transition between drop-down smoother, but it did not work optimal in all cases. I want to give a quick tip how you can give your menu a transition with CCS3.
Politics and internet always seem to turn out in regulations that not everyone like. This new regulation is hence not very surprising: the cookie law. In different EU (European) countries, it is required that websites ask permission to their visitors to use cookies. In our country, the Netherlands, for example, this law came into being at June 5th, 2012. In this quick tip, it is explained how you can very easily make your WordPress site ready for the new cookie law.
In the following quick tip I’ll explain something about using CSS3 transitions for navigation and hovering links.
Welcome to the HTLM 5 M-Sign Theme by Michiel! Featuring custom post types for slider items, portfolio items, services, members, work approaches and clients and a full-page jquery slider, theme settings, integrated social media and more, the M-Sign.nl HTML 5 theme -as displayed on this site- might be the theme you are searching for. Downloadable for free!
What is a sprite? A CSS-Sprite is a single image which containt multiple images and is used and placed using css on such a manner that you use each image in it. Ok, this sounds a little bit vague (a more detailed description can be found on: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sprites/), but a css sprite helps to limit your http-requests. In other words, it is used for optimizing your website loading times. It reduces your loading times. This is especially important when having a very big site with many visitors. However, it is also interesting to learn this technique for own purposes.