I’d like to share a method for creating unique typographical effects on the outside of the letters using Adobe Illustrator. See what I mean in the example below. Then read on and find out how to do it yourself!
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Utilizing Envelope Distort for Typographical Effects
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 by John FurrowWordPress MU Quick Links
Monday, April 13th, 2009 by Rafael CorralToday I made a small module for one of our clients. This module looks something like this:
I added a few IF statements. It will only show the “View Your Blog” and “Manage Your Blog” links if the user has a blog. Additionally, the “Start a Blog” only shows up if the user doesn’t own a blog.
Customizing your Joomla! 1.5 quick links
Sunday, March 22nd, 2009 by Steven Pignataro
Here’s a question I’ve heard a lot: “How can you work faster within the Joomla! 1.5 backend?”
The answer is, use your quick icon or Cpanel. All you have to do is edit the main core file to achieve this. It’s a simple process – just follow the steps below on how to get the ‘corePHP’ WordPress button your quick links.
.htaccess Security
Saturday, February 28th, 2009 by Rafael Corral
Here is most of our .htaccess file. This is what I like to call the forefront of our site. It works just like a firewall. We have been using our .htaccess for a few months now and we love the results. I know it can occasionally be hard to find the right command to do the job, so I’d like to show you all of the lines, not just the ones that are security related. If you are not using Joomla! you will have to strip about ten lines from this.
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Hidden gem in Developers Toolbar
Friday, July 7th, 2006 by Jonathan ShroyerI found this little gem while surfing for some new CSS information. Did you know that if you press Control + Alt + F (Mac: Apple + Alt + F), a more advanced CSS viewer will show up as a pop-up in Firefox’s Web Developer Extension from Chris Pederick? I still love it and will always use Xyle Scope for most of my CSS information digging, but this is a major tool for finding elements quickly.
Kudos to Content with Style for the tip!
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