This is a simple visual tutorial to help new user's control the order in which pages display on their Wordpress sites. The example Wordpress site I am using here is jellyfishgallery.com. An awesome space run by great folks.
Let's take a look at where we are vs where we want to go. Notice in the image below the order in which the pages are listing. The one on the left is where we are and the one on the right is what we want. (Something you should note for this tutorial... it the images are too small click on it to see a larger view)
Friday, February 12, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
#347 Custom Wordpress Theme for a Naughty Private Party
#348 Jellyfish Gallery Custom Wordpress Theme
Hello there,
So I created a custom wordpress theme using a watercolor and jellyfish illustration I did for a couple friends of mine who have this amazing space in SOMA. The first image links to the site.
So I created a custom wordpress theme using a watercolor and jellyfish illustration I did for a couple friends of mine who have this amazing space in SOMA. The first image links to the site.Friday, January 29, 2010
Soooooooo Far behind
And I can't get my head straight. I have been super tired but this Sunday I am gonna get it in gear. Yes, Yes I am. The first thing I am gonna do is not bite off more than I can chew. So I am going to complete 8 simple projects... which project is the question.
1) Birthday card for friend
3) 1 tiny movie with the boy, and unicorns (5 second short)
4) 1 jellyfish website (easy two pager, with a wordpress back end)
5) I skully necklace
6) Banner for storytelling website
7) Program Template for storytelling website
8) Signage for Storytelling website
1) Birthday card for friend
3) 1 tiny movie with the boy, and unicorns (5 second short)
4) 1 jellyfish website (easy two pager, with a wordpress back end)
5) I skully necklace
6) Banner for storytelling website
7) Program Template for storytelling website
8) Signage for Storytelling website
Monday, January 18, 2010
#350 Tree choker necklace
I found this cool tree ditty stamped out of some kind of flexible steel and powder coated. It was just too cool to pass up. I put it on a semi thin black ribbon and finished the ends in sterling silver and a magnetic clasp.
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