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Today we’re going to have a little fun. I’m going to show you how you can use CSS transitions and sprites to make the logo in your Genesis theme fade in and out when you hover over it. If y...

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I’ve written previously about how to optimize graphics for the Retina Display . In one of the examples I said that you could use a media query to target high resolution devices and then provi...

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I love golf. There aren’t many better feelings in the world than that of stepping up to an elevated tee looking over spectacular scenery and unleashing a perfectly arching shot that lands sof...

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If you’ve watched the HBO series Game of Thrones (or have read through the Song of Ice and Fire series), you’ll know that one of the major themes throughout the story is the subtle art of pol...

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In his first season as an NFL quarterback, Peyton Manning won three games and threw more interceptions than touchdowns. Manning would prove resilient however, adapting to the pro-style game ver...

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In setting out to write this article I was going to present you with a few examples of how you could use the blockquote element in a stylish way, but I discovered something much more sinister goi...

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Pin It Late last summer WordPress conducted a survey asking users how they put WordPress to work. Matt Mullenweg presented some of the findings at his WordCamp San Francisco keynote, with all...

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Responsive web design is all the rage. Everywhere you look — including StudioPress.com — designers and developers are touting this site or that theme as responsive. In fact we’ve got ou...

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I love movies. There’s nothing better than experiencing a movie that drops your jaw or makes you go quiet for a minute, contemplating what you just witnessed. This can happen when the story tak...

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In the television show The Wire, one of the major problems the Barksdale organization faced was identifying and punishing thieves. Early in season one, the character Stringer Bell approached on...

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