The WordPress and Ajax book will provide you a firm foundation on using Ajax with WordPress. The e-book is full color, has syntax highlighting for code snippets (absolutely cool), bookmarks, and an interactive table of contents.

Many good looking abstract logo icons are made lately from dots or dots shape. In this tutorial is described an easy way to achieve something similar using Blend and Rotate tool from Adobe Illustrator.

The WordPress default option for images include link of image to the file URL. Using your function.php file, you can add few lines to change this option and protect your settings from future version updates.

In past, we talk about how to use the Illustrator isometric tool to create a logo using a letter. In this article same technique will be used for a square object to obtain a logo, a pattern and an icon.

Read this article to learn how to use the new thumbnail feature from latest WordPress versions, to call your recent posts in sidebar.

When you code CSS menus in static pages is easy to add first or last classes on your list tags. Things get more complicated when you integrate the template into a dynamic content management, like WordPress, Joomla, Drupal etc. Read this article to find a quick tip about how to do it.

This is a quick tip for Photoshop beginners about how to alter blending options applied to a text for a nice and realist effects against a stripes background.

Did this happen to you, in special when you are working in same time with more heavy softwares and is need to switch between them, and your Photoshop or Illustrator are stuck on Hand Tool?

From mouse events: mousedown, mouseup and click, dblclick, mousemove and finally mouseover and mouseout. Like wasn’t enough the bad css support, IE have a strange way to look at an event object what is working just fine on any other browser.

IE6-7 incorrectly scrolls an applied element background for textarea field or overflows an input field in forms. Even the most common css hack suggested is to use the fixed position for background attachment, sometimes this isn’t enough.

On any default WordPress theme and on almost all commercial templates, the comments number include the trackbacks and pingbacks. This is not so good for your readers what sometimes can open an article just to see what is commented there. Surprize, almost all comments are in fact trackbacks.