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6 WordPress Themes for iPhone Apps

June 30, 2011 By Hyde

Recently I had to go through the WordPress themes for iPhone apps for a client. Surprisingly there aren’t many available and not all are really great. The best is always to have a theme designed specially for your app, but time and budget can play you parts.

Not everyone has a big budget to develop an iPhone app, let alone have a WordPress theme designed for your apps website. In this case your best options are premium themes, but beware! If you plan to invest in a theme, make sure the website you are buying from offers; documentation, support which mostly comes in form of a users forum and check the money back policy.

The better themes comes with PSD files that make it easier to adjust the theme more to your app style guide. It also help as a visual guide to double check if the theme displays in the browser as it should be compared to the PSD.

I listed the six most notable themes out there, they are all premium, ranging from $175 to $10. My preference goes to Apz, due that it supports certain key plug-ins, has a user forum and WooThemes offers a complete demo with admin login.

Apz

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

Fone

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

iPhone App

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

AppifyWP

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

my Application

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

AppCloud

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

CSS Layout Techniques

June 23, 2011 By Hyde

Not everyone is busy daily with CSS, which makes it understandable you don’t know CSS layout structure and code by memory. It’s good to have some good sources providing ready basic code to get started on a new website. The pro of using these layout is that they are already tested and bug free. [Read more…]

17 Miscellaneous WordPress Plug-ins for 2011

June 13, 2011 By Hyde

Time to revise those WordPress plug-ins. WordPress is still the most common used publishing system by experts an amateurs alike. Which means also the most targeted by hackers, spam, bots, etc. I compiled a list of new and older, still popular and useful plug-ins for you to try out.

Some plug-ings have been around since last year and this is the first time I come across them. Goes to show how much option there is for WordPress that one can still be surprised by what there is available plug-in wise.

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Icons and Grunge Fonts

June 2, 2011 By Hyde

Time again for some fresh icons and fonts. This week you’ll find listed here five different icons; hand drawn, social,, for the cloud, android and credit cards. A couple of them are vector only which gives you more control over the size and color.

For the fonts choice this week we are going grunge. Since I have been following web design almost nine years now, grunge has never gone out of style. Especially grunge brushes are always popular.

I don’t know about you, but since all the excitement about HTML5 and CSS3 have died down, it feels kinda slow in the front-end world. When was the last time there was a new awesome jQuery plug-in that does something no one thought about before?

Meanwhile give a look at these icons and fonts while we wait for the next popular “it”.

247 Hand Drawn Web Icons

Icons

The Cloud Icon Pack

icons

Native Android Icons

icons

Free credit card Icons

icons

Social Stamps Icon Set

icons

Web Icons Tile-Style

icons

Grunge Fonts

A Lolita Scorned

Grunge Fonts

Aquiline Two

Grunge Fonts

Appendix 3

Grunge Fonts

Calamity Joe

Grunge Fonts

Belisa Plumilla Manual

Grunge Fonts

Tools for Bloggers

May 16, 2011 By Hyde

Blogging has become a time consuming professional job. Long gone are the days that blogs where kept part time or as a hobby. If you write a lot for one or different weblogs, it is essential to have to the right tools to keep organized and work fast.

Having a standard work-flow is essential and for that you need the right tools for you. Personally I prefer web apps which are accessible from any device. Must I find myself away from home without a laptop, I can still do some writing.

Even small things matter to spare time e.g., when I need to use several photos in a post, I edit them in order I will be putting them in the post. When I upload them in WordPress they’ll be automatically sorted by last modified date. This way I don’t have to look through the whole list for a photo. I just start from top to bottom.

I write in Google Docs, I use no HTML tags, and once in WorPress I just copy paste the links into tags. The Find and Replace option comes in handy when adding HTML tags in bulk. This works for me, while others have their own system.

Tools for Bloggers

I compiled a list of different web app, applications, plug-ins and extensions that might come in handy. Too muchmany tools isn’t good either. Get a couple of tools that does what you need without giving too many distractions.

WordPress Plug-in

Editorial Calendar

Keep track of your posting schedule withing WordPress dashboard.

Web app

Keep On Posting

Be it for personal or professional use, Keep on Posting will email you when you are slipping out from your posting frequency.

Application

Scrivener

Scrivener puts everything you need for structuring, writing and editing long documents at your fingertips.

Available for Apple only, cost $45. Public beta for Windows.

Application

Windows Live Writer 2011

Windows Live Writer makes it easy for anyone to tell stories like a professional blogger. You can create beautiful blog posts, and see what they’ll look like online before you publish them to your blog. Plus, you can publish your posts to any of your favorite blog service providers.

Web app

Diigo

Diigo is two services in one — it is a research and collaborative research tool on the one hand, and a knowledge-sharing community and social content site on the other.

Application

MarsEdit 3

Whether you love HTML or can’t bear the sight of it, MarsEdit’s editor will thrill you. If you prefer the best of both worlds, you can switch easily between the two.
Works with WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, Squarespace, TypePad, Movable Type and dozens more through standard MetaWeblog and AtomPub interfaces.

Cost $39.95

Web app

TeuxDeux

If you like making to-do lists, you will love TeuxDeux. Use the free browser-based TeuxDeux at work/home and then take your to-dos on the road with the iPhone app($2.99).

Application (Mac)

LittleSnapper

With LittleSnapper it’s easy to start capturing webpages and your desktop. From entire webpages – including the bits that are out of view in a standard browser window and important metadata such as the web address – to specific windows on your Mac.

Cost $29.99

Browser Extension

FireShot

FireShot is an extension for Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Seamonkey and Thunderbird that captures, edits, annotates, organizes, exports, uploads and prints screenshots of your web pages.

Google Docs

Free, simple and powerful. Personally I only use Google Docs to write, keep track of links and keep notes. The sharing capabilities are the best, live editing and collaboration works smoothly. The integrated chat comes in handy when collaborating at the same time with more people.

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