The GDPR was rolled out on Friday, May 25, 2018. A lot of publishers (if you run a web site, you are in the eyes of the GDPR a “publisher”) have been hanging back to see what all the furor is about. But there are a few things that you really need to do now […]
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Creating Pricing Panels With CSS
I decided to restyle my pricing panels this weekend. I wasn’t happy with their layout. They were rendered using an unordered list and heading styles. I decided to use a definition list instead and am very pleased with the results. Each pricing panel now has a border around it, the package name is the definition […]
Creating Info Boxes With CSS
A great feedback for online forms is the info box. There can be several kinds. The green success box lets you know the form was successfully submitted. There are other kinds of info boxes as well, that indicate, variously, warnings, information, or errors. Create your own custom info boxes using css. Here’s the CSS: Here […]
Adding Document Icons to Links
I’m a firm believer in knowing where that link is going to take me before I click on it. That’s why I like to use document icons to indicate what kind of document is behind a download link. For client sites, it’s a matter of creating a paragraph style that inserts an icon when that […]
10 Resources for WordPress Code Snips
I don’t know about you, but I am always on the lookout for ways to customize WordPress, either with a cool plugin or just a customized template. Pixelita Designs uses premade themes only on rare occasions; we prefer to “roll our own,” since we feel that in most cases, this gives the client the best […]
10 Code Editors Especially For Creatives
If you design and build web pages for a living, then you probably have used a code editor. It is one of the tools of the web design trade. So you should have one that is powerful, yet intuitive and easy to use. We are featuring ten of the most popular code, HTML and CSS […]
