Always useful for making empty pages look right when designing a new site (avoiding the content area being only as high as the content within it), min-height has always worked will in Firefox but been completely ignored by IE.
Behold, a wonderful IE min-height hack: www.dustindiaz.com/min-height-fast-hack
Instead of having to strip down the default Wordpress theme, with all its custom classes, simply install one of the following templates:
I’d personally recommend the Starkers theme, as it is completely naked of styling, and therefore perfect for quickly developing your own custom template. Thematic, whilst clinically designed, still carries a number of custom classes that will need to be removed.
The advantage these templates have over the Classic Wordpress theme, is that they incorporate the functionality of sidebar widgets that did not exist when the original theme was developed.
Use http://www.icoconverter.com/ to convert a 16×16 image to icon.
Here is the code to add to website.
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" />
A Jquery version of lightbox. You can edit the CSS to change colours including background colour.
smooth bullets and menus
www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/ddaccordion.htm
Good, cross browser method of fixing a footer to the bottom of the browser window: www.cssstickyfooter.com
Very nice: TinyScroller JavaScript Scrollable Div
Great plug-in that allows online shops to be built through a Wordpress CMS: WordPress e-Commerce Plug-in. A good example of the script in action can be seen here: icondock.com
CSS Globe’s Easyslider 1.7 is a great example of a easy-to-implement, compliant and customisable sliding gallery script.
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