Comments for Rumley Design http://rumleydesign.com Custom websites designed to meet your needs Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:32:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on AccelerationQC.com by AccelerationQC.com Makeover | Rumley Design http://rumleydesign.com/portfolio/2010/accelerationqc-com/#comment-7 AccelerationQC.com Makeover | Rumley Design Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:32:25 +0000 http://rumleydesign.com/?p=129#comment-7 [...] and that held true with this home-page redesign project for AccelerationQC.com. I had just built the first version of this website in June 2010, and it was time to make the home page more dynamic with content that could be [...] [...] and that held true with this home-page redesign project for AccelerationQC.com. I had just built the first version of this website in June 2010, and it was time to make the home page more dynamic with content that could be [...]

]]> Comment on GYS Themed Categories by 7 Themes 1 Site Awesome Achievement with a Plugin http://rumleydesign.com/wordpress/2011/gys-themed-categories/#comment-6 7 Themes 1 Site Awesome Achievement with a Plugin Fri, 30 Sep 2011 08:08:48 +0000 http://rumleydesign.com/?p=78#comment-6 [...] GYS Themed Categories Plugin made my life easy. As I read what I would have to do to make happen for each category it’s own header and css, I think I would still be working on this. I am a designer that can modify and understand codes, not a coder that can design. [...] [...] GYS Themed Categories Plugin made my life easy. As I read what I would have to do to make happen for each category it’s own header and css, I think I would still be working on this. I am a designer that can modify and understand codes, not a coder that can design. [...]

]]> Comment on Contact by Wilco de Kreij http://rumleydesign.com/contact/#comment-5 Wilco de Kreij Sat, 27 Aug 2011 15:04:43 +0000 http://rumleydesign.com/?page_id=66#comment-5 Hi Luke, how're you doing? I'm mailing you regarding the GYS Themes Categories plugin you created, and I would like to ask you a favor.. Your plugin makes sure some pages are using another theme (which is also installed), and disregards all elements of the main theme (such as the CSS and JS files in the header). What I'm trying to do sounds a lot more simple, but I can't figure out how: In a plugin I'm creating, I'm trying to neglect all original theme files (CSS/JS etc) for a specific Custom Post Type. Do you have any tips on how to start on this? I simply can't figure it out.. Would be awesome it you could point me in the right direction! Regards, Wilco Hi Luke, how’re you doing?

I’m mailing you regarding the GYS Themes Categories plugin you created, and I would like to ask you a favor..

Your plugin makes sure some pages are using another theme (which is also installed), and disregards all elements of the main theme (such as the CSS and JS files in the header). What I’m trying to do sounds a lot more simple, but I can’t figure out how: In a plugin I’m creating, I’m trying to neglect all original theme files (CSS/JS etc) for a specific Custom Post Type.

Do you have any tips on how to start on this? I simply can’t figure it out..

Would be awesome it you could point me in the right direction!

Regards,

Wilco

]]> Comment on GYS Themed Categories by gazoombo http://rumleydesign.com/wordpress/2011/gys-themed-categories/#comment-3 gazoombo Thu, 18 Aug 2011 23:43:02 +0000 http://rumleydesign.com/?p=78#comment-3 @lukerumley - IIRC there is an option to override/disable the default stylesheet. Haven't played with it much yet though. @lukerumley – IIRC there is an option to override/disable the default stylesheet. Haven’t played with it much yet though.

]]> Comment on GYS Themed Categories by lukerumley http://rumleydesign.com/wordpress/2011/gys-themed-categories/#comment-2 lukerumley Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:51:46 +0000 http://rumleydesign.com/?p=78#comment-2 Testing @mailchimp's social WordPress commenting plugin. Testing @mailchimp’s social WordPress commenting plugin.

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