Comments on: Creating WordPress Themes: Front Page Styling http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling Web Design located in Simsbury (a suburb of Hartford) CT Mon, 05 Dec 2011 17:35:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Creating WordPress Themes: Front Page Styling | Brass Blogs Web Design : brutally succinct http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling#comment-203 Creating WordPress Themes: Front Page Styling | Brass Blogs Web Design : brutally succinct Tue, 08 Sep 2009 13:44:07 +0000 http://brassblogs.com/?p=139#comment-203 [...] Creating WordPress Themes: Front Page Styling | Brass Blogs Web Design. [...] [...] Creating WordPress Themes: Front Page Styling | Brass Blogs Web Design. [...]

]]> By: Creating WordPress Themes: Split Navigation with CSS | Brass Blogs Web Design http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling#comment-122 Creating WordPress Themes: Split Navigation with CSS | Brass Blogs Web Design Mon, 01 Jun 2009 21:19:25 +0000 http://brassblogs.com/?p=139#comment-122 [...] page or category. Parent? easy. Grandparent or great-grandparent is a little harder. But lucky you, we’ve already covered this bit of code. (It definitely comes in handy, and is useful in several applications!) You’ll notice that [...] [...] page or category. Parent? easy. Grandparent or great-grandparent is a little harder. But lucky you, we’ve already covered this bit of code. (It definitely comes in handy, and is useful in several applications!) You’ll notice that [...]

]]> By: Shelly http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling#comment-114 Shelly Fri, 29 May 2009 23:45:59 +0000 http://brassblogs.com/?p=139#comment-114 Yes. WordPress has a filter that changes my apostrophes and quotation marks. Look really closely at the line it indicates - you'll see that the marks look different than the rest. Just replace them by highlighting and retyping them. Yes. WordPress has a filter that changes my apostrophes and quotation marks. Look really closely at the line it indicates – you’ll see that the marks look different than the rest. Just replace them by highlighting and retyping them.

]]> By: matt rhoton http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling#comment-113 matt rhoton Fri, 29 May 2009 22:53:32 +0000 http://brassblogs.com/?p=139#comment-113 I added the above code to my functions.php file and I get a parse error. unexpected T_CLASS on this line of code.. $toplevel = ' id="' . $get_parent[0] . ‘” class=”category”‘; any ideas? great article, this will be very helpful! matt I added the above code to my functions.php file and I get a parse error. unexpected T_CLASS on this line of code.. $toplevel = ‘ id=”‘ . $get_parent[0] . ‘” class=”category”‘;

any ideas? great article, this will be very helpful! matt

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]]> By: Creating WordPress Themes: Themes 101 | Brass Blogs Web Design http://brassblogs.com/cms-platforms/wordpress/creating-wordpress-themes-front-page-styling#comment-87 Creating WordPress Themes: Themes 101 | Brass Blogs Web Design Fri, 24 Apr 2009 13:37:52 +0000 http://brassblogs.com/?p=139#comment-87 [...] Up next: Styling a Different Front Page [...] [...] Up next: Styling a Different Front Page [...]

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