29 Jun
Posted by Mike as CMS, Web Development, WordPress
This past weekend (and early this week) I’ve been working on a small micro site for a client who needed something ready to go ASAP. In an effort to conserve time, we decided to go a CMS route so that the client could take care of all then content population. As we’ve done so many [...]
23 Jun
Posted by Mike as Rants, Web Development
When it comes to Photoshop, I admit, I’m a complete fool. I know the absolute bare minimum – just enough to get by. I can take a sweet design by one of our talented creative guys here at iStudio and do what I need to do – which is basically creating a series of slice [...]
I’ve been doing CSS layouts for quite some time now and it is safe to say that I’ve never used most of the length units that are available with the CSS 2.1 specification.
If you’re like me, you’ve used pixels (px) the most, perhaps a sprinkling of points (pt) for font sizing and then for all [...]
This past week a Sitefinity CMS project I was involved in for the Canadian Index of Wellbeing (CIW) was launched to the public.
My role in the operation was the template build (HTML) and styling (CSS). Integration into Sitefinity was a breeze – just basically plugging my HTML templates into a MasterPage and adding my [...]
16 Jun
Posted by Mike as Bugs, JavaScript, Web Development
Yesterday afternoon, while adding a social bookmarking tool from ShareThis, we came across the following JavaScript error that just wouldn’t go away, even though we were using the same code snippet as is shown on the ShareThis example pages.
SHARETHIS is null
I don’t know how many different things we tried to get it to work, but [...]