I've been using the new Twenty-Ten theme for WordPress on my personal website; it's great out of the box, but I wanted to display my custom post types and taxonomies in the same format as it uses for categories and tags. The function is broken into two parts: ucc_get_terms() returns a multidimensional array of the post's taxonomy name(s) and each taxonomy's term links; ucc_get_terms_list() gets the taxonomy information and formats the array for display in the template.
Monthly Archives: August 2010
How To Make Crème Fraîche
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Muro
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deviantART's html5 drawing program.
CSS Sprites Workflow
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I hate dredging up year-old non-working code and wondering what the heck I was thinking in the first place.
— Jennifer M. Dodd (@jmdodd) August 21, 2010
However, I love spending five minutes with old, non-working code and fixing it because I've gained that much perspective in a year.
— Jennifer M. Dodd (@jmdodd) August 21, 2010
Small Pixel Icons For Web Designers I
I definitely have a love-hate relationship with icons. It reminds me of the days in the nineties when I had five million fonts (thank you, USENET) and nowhere to put them. Now, of course, I've learned that less is more; my font collection is much smaller and yet far more useful. I have adopted the same philosophy with icons; however, I still have many icon packs I can turn to when the need arises.
For the purposes of this series, I've defined "small" as 16×16 or smaller; some icon sets have a few members that break this rule, but the bulk of their icons are small enough for my purposes.