Web Discoveries for May 27th

By Tom Saunter | Published: May 27, 2009

These are my del.icio.us links for May 27th

PHP Tutorial – Echo -
I am learning PHP to create my first WordPress plugin. Sometimes my geekiness knows no bounds.
Windows Alt Key Codes -
Because you know it makes sense to bookmark pages like this.
How to Build Your Own WordPress Widget | Johnathan Andersen Design | WordPress Designer and Developer -
Very useful for a little side project I’m working on. For a sneak peek see http://digitalcortex.net/plugins
CRINID | 12 icebreakers to kick-start your Brainstorm -
Some interesting ideas about how to ‘dis-incorporate’ brainstorm meetings, and get attendees warmed up quickly.
Creative Digital Technology and Web Design -
Web to Mobile / Mobile to Web agency who have built some of the best integrated creatives.

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Anika

I love te colours and lay out of your blog, i really want to get hold of this theme, what are you using?

Tom Saunter

Thanks Anika,

The blog is based on Thematic by Ian Stewart, with colours and layouts strongly informed by my own needs. I can walk you through how to achieve this effect by using Child Themes if you like.

Some of the code is totally custom, such as the footer and my newly developed subscription options plugin. Let me know if you need more info.

What do you think of the actual content?

Tom

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