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  • 05 Sep

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    Joni


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    Wanted: Blog and Website Designer

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    FYI, E.Webscapes Design Studio is looking to hire again! Read details below (which I copied from Freelance Switch).

    We are seeking to hire a part time web designer.

    We are a very busy blog and website design company and are looking to hire a part time designer who has experience and knowledge with Graphic Design and CSS. Must have experience designing/developing themes popular blogging platforms. Strong preference given to candidates with both WordPress and Movable Type experience. Experience with TypePad and/or Expression Engine a big plus.

    Compensation is generous. Deadlines are not insane. Team environment is virtual – – open and very friendly.

    We have a very steady stream of new business, as well as a large client base and portfolio.

    The hours are part time and flexible, and the location is virtual – you will work remotely (from home).

    Please contact Lindsey Hardegree (our Assistant Project Manager) for details – – we’re very busy at E.Webscapes and are looking to fill this position as soon as we find the right candidate for the job. Is it you?

    Interested? Ask me how you can contact Lindsey.

  • 27 Mar

    Posted by
    Joni


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    Latest Completed Projects

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    Design 1

    www.wonderspot.net

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  • 20 Feb

    Posted by
    Joni


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    Stargaze WordPress Theme

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    Stargaze WordPress Theme After months of putting it off, I’m finally releasing the WordPress theme I’m currently using on this blog. I called it “Stargaze” because, uhm, I couldn’t think of any other appropriate word. Plus the name “Nightsky” was taken, so, hehe. If you’re wondering where I put the old downloadable WordPress themes — I’m still working on my “portfolio site” (mind the quotes) and I hope to launch it in the near future (if I find the time in the midst of this crazy schedule). Don’t count on it to be anything big, though. It’s just an option for me to separate the WordPress themes / work stuff from my personal blog. I realize that this theme is too girlie for guy bloggers — come to think of it, the past few themes I released are all too girlie. I swear it’s unintentional. Heh. Stargaze Wordpress Theme tips:

    • To center an image and put a blue border around it (see example screenshot above), use the class name “itemcenter“, e.g. <img src=”image.jpg” alt=”image name” class=”itemcenter” />
    • To align an image to the left and put a blue border around it, use the class name “itemleft“.
    • To align an image to the right and put a blue border around it, use the class name “itemright“.
    • To center a text or paragraph, use the class name “center“.

    Why use these classes when you can use the normal way of aligning an image or text? These styles validate W3C compliant, while the usual align attribute does not. But of course, you don’t have to follow those. Pardon me for being neurotic with codes sometimes. :)

    :: Download Stargaze :: Demo ::

    This version is a valid xhtml with error-free css. Works fine with WordPress 2.3 to 2.3.3.

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