New CSS3 Specifically For iOS5
October 13, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentFor me one of the best updates that came with the iPhone iOS5 update was the addition of:
-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;
What this means is you can ad native touch scrolling to any element. Here’s an example (You’ll have to use your iPhone/iPad to see it):
UPDATE: Brand-spanking new site design!
September 2, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentI’ve had some time to work on the redesign for this site.
With the help of the Forrst community & my friend Julianne Powell it’s coming together very nicely! Click on the pic below to see a high res version of the layout.
Animated CSS/JQuery shadows
August 22, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentI found a great Jquery plugin for creating advanced box shadows:
http://www.bitstorm.org/jquery/shadow-animation/
Very cool, it solves an annoying problem I was having with the new theme of this website.
I’d been looking for a way to animate CSS shadows in a way that simulated a button press, this takes care of the outer and inner shadow and also controls the animation between the up & down states.
Trialing WordPress for iPhone
August 21, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentGoing to give the iOS wordpress app a try. So far I like what I see, though I can’t see it being useful for anything other than quick updates. Also the editor window seems to combine the HTML/visual editor of WordPress in a bizzare way.
At any rate, the add image/video feature is pretty good. I’d recommend it for a blog that just does “status update” style posts.
Coming soon page & WP theme!
August 21, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentJust put up the coming soon page for my wife’s website – Kia Groat Gold Coast Photographer
I’ll be working on the wordpress theme for the rest of the day – them working to make the theme available for download!
Keep Posted!
Getting noticed: XML sitemaps
April 26, 2011 by Andrew Groat. Leave a CommentIt’s important that search engines are able to read and interpret your site correctly. The best way to guarantee this is with an .xml sitemap. This is effectively a “contents page” for your site, providing a list of links to all of the pages/posts in your site in a convenient format for search engines.
To make it easy to keep on top of updating your sitemap (and submitting it to search engines) I would recommend using a plugin that can automate the whole process. One that I have been using for some time now is Google (XML) Sitemaps Generator for WordPress.
















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