When ranking cities in the United States by Metropolitan Statistical Area you find intriguing differences when compared to official population rankings. This doesn’t have anything to do with web design, but I found it interesting and I think other stats junkies and city-lovers will agree.
When ranking cities in the United States by Metropolitan Statistical Area you find intriguing differences when compared to official population rankings.
This is an example of a sidenote, or an aside. Designing a theme is harder in many aspects than designing a site for a client. You don’t know what your content is going to be, who your audience will be, or if they will even want your design. Not to mention the fact that many [...]
You could even use the theme as a photolog. This particular picture was taken on a garden tour of Old Louisville. The picture has a width of 856px and a class of “left”. This floats the picture to the left and the width ensures that it stays inside the grid.
In the summer of 2005, several friends and I traveled across a small portion of Europe for three weeks. We visited Paris about mid-way through the trip. Ahh… Paris. The City of Light.
The content in this post if from my other site, the Design Canopy. I’m displaying it here to show what a post with a lot of content looks like. I’m going to paste it a few times, and then mix it up a little.
This post contains examples of various HTML tags so you can see how they’re styled in the theme. Included also are some comments with different formatting.
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