On larger Wordpress blogs, it make sense to offer category specific news feeds so that users can subscribe to just the topics that they are interested in. There are already a couple of solutions out there that can help achieve this using either plugins or making use of wp_list_categories. However, I wasn’t happy with either…
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Category Specific Feed Lists in Wordpress
CSS Selectors
In CSS, pattern matching rules determine which style rules apply to elements in the document tree. These patterns are called selectors and may range from simple element names to complex patterns. If all conditions in the pattern are true for a certain element, the selector matches the element and the appropriate style will be applied…
CSS Usage
Overview
There are three ways of inserting style information:
In the header of a given HTML page (Internal Style)
Within a given tag (Inline Style)
In an separate file which is then linked to the HTML page by a reference in the page header (External Style)
CSS Syntax
Selectors, properties & values
CSS syntax is made up of three parts:
selector (often the HTML element you wish to style)
property (the attribute you wish to change eg. background colour)
value (eg. the colour you want your background to be)
CSS Basics
What is CSS?
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.
A style defines how an HTML element is displayed.
Style information can be stored:
In the header of a given HTML page (Internal Style)
Within a given tag (Inline style)
In a separate file which is then linked to the HTML page by a reference in the page header (External style)

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