About a year ago, I was teaching a WordPress class, and imagine my shock when I arrived and in the front row was one Karl Mecklenburg, former All-Pro Denver Broncos linebacker and one of my childhood heroes. It’s not hard … Continue reading
WordPress released version 3.5 today — be sure to backup your site then upgrade! Mad Lab offers WordPress maintenance packages that include backups and upgrades, so be sure to give us a call if you’re not comfy doing this yourself. … Continue reading
Mad Lab Media is currently looking for a freelance WordPress junkie to take on some development tasks on a couple of our clients’ sites. This is an intermediate level position – you don’t have to be the most adept WP … Continue reading
When we build a site there’s a clear division between the two main components of the site. The engineers are concerned with function. The designer on the other hand, is trying to draw your eye with aesthetics. So what is a good “guidance-driven” interface? Continue reading
It’s a general rule for me that if I’m installing WordPress on a host I’m not familiar with, I will not use the automatic script but instead will opt to install manually. Network Solutions throws a little monkey wrench into this plan Continue reading
CSS3Pie is a little javascript and browser behavior file that takes all the CSS3 behaviors that we are learning to know and love, and jams them down the throat of IE. Continue reading
Well, no one said we were very fast.
The new website is up. It’s still not completely what we hope it will be, but it’s progress, and certainly better than that silly “coming soon” page we’ve had up for a while now. Continue reading
Looking for a place to anchor some content – easily accessible, but non-intrusive? I was recently looking for a way to make the “Reservations” tab for the restaurant site Rialto Cafe a little less in-your-face, but still easily accessible from … Continue reading
Perhaps those more seasoned than I in the ways of javascript already know this – but I just spent 2 hours trying to fix a javascript problem that ended up having a very easy solution. My google searches came up … Continue reading
The Mad Lab blog has sat here empty for many many moons. Paul and I were discussing the other day that we really need a place to start documenting some of the various things we run across during project development … Continue reading