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Tag Archives: css

A Sneak Peak Into This Months Work

It’s been a busy couple of weeks and a little neglect has crept in, so with that in mind here’s a little sneak peak into some up and coming work. HTML/CSS Builds, WordPress Templates, WordPress Plugins and Magento Themes have been this months work, all being well some full features should be up within the next couple of weeks.

With the entrance of WordPress 3 to the scene I’v noticed that the requirements for each build are growing, and the difference between a plugin and a theme has narrowed massively. What is expected of a template build with the introduction of custom post types and the supporting elements, is now way within what would have previously been considered possible only through a bespoke plugin. It will be interesting with the next couple of projects that come through to see how far good old WP can stretch…

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Adding a CSS Class to the the Last LI Generated by wp_nav_menu()

One of the great new features introduced in the latest WordPress (3.0) update is the menu feature. Now I’m not going to go an about how great all of this is and how life will never be the same because that’s getting a little tired now, but I did find myself needing to style the last items in both menu’s I was using to remove a pipe character from the footer menu and a background image from the main Nav. So for anyone interested heres how to add a class name to the the last LI in an UL generated by wp_nav_menu(). Read More »