Archive for posts tagged with “html”
SEO Internal Link Shortcode for WordPress
0 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
This plugin allows you to create internal <a>
links within your content that will not break when things get renamed or moved. While there are similar plugins available, they do not offer important SEO options.
You can add any HTML attribute to your link as long as it’s prefixed with “attr_”. And because it supports attributes that may not currently exist, it is future proof. Read more
wRECkeR: Responsive Equal-Height Columns and Rows
0 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
Wrecker is a dynamic layout plugin for jQuery that achieves equal-height rows in a grid layout. Similar to a float
layout in that excess “cells” are moved to the following “row”. However, unlike, in that columns line up vertically and the cells of each row are equal in height based on their contents, just like a <table>
. No static heights required. Read more
Inside-Only CSS Table border-spacing
0 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
When working with a <table>
or display:table
layout, getting some nice space between each cell can be a real pain. Resorting to hacks like padding
or a transparent border
sometimes work, but not if you need a visible border or box-shadow
. Read more
Absolute-to-Relative URLs
2 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
The title says it all. So, if you were to use this library on a website like http://example.com/test/testing/, you would get results like these: Read more
HTML Minify (WP-HTML-Compression)
19 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
Combining HTML “minification” with cache and HTTP compression will cut down your bandwidth and ensure near-immediate content delivery while increasing your Google rankings.
This plugin will compress your HTML by shortening URLs and removing standard comments and white space; including new lines, carriage returns, tabs and excess spaces. Most importantly, by ignoring <pre>
, <textarea>
, <script>
and Explorer® conditional comment tags, presentation will not be affected. Read more
Flash vs. HTML
0 commentsAuthor: Steven Vachon
Let’s get one thing out of the way, Flash is very cool. If used properly, there’s definitely a lot you can do with it. However, Flash has its place. Despite popular belief in the Flash community, it’s not meant to replace HTML. Read more