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Today I had the privilege of attending Wordcamp Denver today at the Denver Art Museum, a conference put on by Automatic “…created for enthusiasts, users, developers, designers, and fans of WordPress in the Denver/Boulder area.” It would be a mild understatement to say that the amount of knowledge dissipated today was colossal. I can not wait [...]
Wordpress 2.7 is set to release soon. We’ve installed the beta version on some test blogs and we’re blown away by the new interface and features. Here are some screengrabs to check out.
After a few months of our site needing to be updated, we’re pleased to announce a new look and feel. Please look around and let us know what you think.
www.coolclimatejobs.com launches!
Cool Climate Jobs is an exciting new online job resource for the climate and renewable energy communities. Featuring jobs in the climate, renewable energy, and green collar research, policy, and practice fields from around the world, Cool Climate Jobs is free to browse as well as an affordable platform to promote your employment opportunities. [...]
Originally slated for a release date of March 10, 2008, Wordpress 2.5 made its debut yesterday. Most notable in the long list of improvements is a major upgrade to the admin area. Writing posts, pages, and especially managing assets (images, videos, mp3 files, etc.) received a total re-vamp and a slick new user interface [...]
The gang here at Invisible Window has developed multiple sites and written many articles about using Wordpress as a content management system (CMS). We believe it excels at this task and, more importantly, puts the site owner in charge of their own content. And who, after all, knows more about their company than anyone [...]
For over a year now our Invisible Window team has built some very cool web sites using Wordpress as the content management system. We’re pleased to announce our first publicly released Wordpress plugin, Google Mapper. Installing this plugin allows a site admin to add locations, stores, dealers, etc. to the database and for [...]
I have been using jQuery for a while now to add a little flair to forms and features of the sites we develop here at Invisible Window. jQuery is one (an in my opponion, the best) of the JavaScript libraries that have sprung up to simplify and enhance JavaScript development. jQuery allows the [...]
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. We talk about them constantly, but what are web standards?
Here’s your answer!
In our day to day development lives we often get into a rut when it comes to solving certain problems and forget that other options might exist. Below is a list of some “anti-rut” CSS selectors.
clip: If you’ve ever written an application where a user may upload a photo, you know the struggle [...]