A lot of times you’ll take extra care to make sure a theme’s markup is valid and clean as possible, only to have it rendered invalid by a content management system’s WYSIWYG input. If you’re using WordPress, you can overcome this problem with a snippet by Matt Varone. Just add this to your functions.php file [...]
Every now and then you’ll run into a project where there’s a bunch of text supplied that’s just a mess. It might have line breaks to simulate a wrap, inconsistent spaces after periods, or weird characters left over from a word processor. Luckily there’s RegExr by gskinner.com, an online regular expression tool useful for finding [...]
My most-used and possibly favorite plugin has been updated to work with Firefox 5.0 on OS X. HTML Validator by Mark Gueury is a free utility that lets you know at-a-glance when something is valid or not. It can quickly determine the quality of markup and it’s a great first-step to take when troubleshooting cross-browser [...]
While all of our favorite text-editors and WYSIWYGs have their own find and replace functionality, most of them fall short when you have a lot of things to modify. Thankfully, there’s some really good utilities out there to help you on your finding and replacing way. The first is Name Mangler, which is awesome for [...]