Richard Hopkins Construction Of Tennessee

Almost complete with a launch eminent, rhcot.com will be one of the top online leaders in West Tennessee for the construction industry.  Built on top of the ExpressionEngine content management system and adhering to the most recent web standards, it takes a footho... Read More

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Layout Design - hughfletcher.com

A design I worked up in early 2008 that was originally intended for use on my site.  This layout had worked it self up to eight pages and was ready for coding when it had to take a backseat to clients.  A year later I'm now scrapping the design, in favor a more s... Read More

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Concept Layout Design - WebLeft

WebLeft, the name my future internet empire will someday run under, was the focus of this design.  More just an exercise than anything else,  the end result turned out really well. As usual all pages in the site were designed and layed out prior to any coding, wh... Read More

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Did Somebody Say Hugh?

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As I look at the first sentence in my last post around a year ago, I notice I tell how I just redesigned the site.  However, once again, I just redid the site. The old one was just getting...well, old. And although I've significantly done much more with the site this time, I hate (and am ashamed) that sadly there's absolutely no content between the two posts. Read more...

Two Helpful Tools For Browser Testing

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I just touched up the site recently, including an overhaul of the xhtml and css to make it work in all browsers. I hadn't done this in a while, so during my quest I found Browsershots and MultipleIEs. These two won't necessarily aid with the coding, but they'll help immensely during the testing. Read more...

Linking External Style Sheets In CodeIgniter

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Having been working with CodeIgniter for about two years now, I have always struggled with how to structure my themes. This past week I came up with what seems to be such an obvious solution for external css handling in CodeIgniter, that I was surprised I haven't read about it elsewhere. Perhaps it's so obvious that most felt it need not to be mentioned, however I would have loved to come across something like this long ago. Read more...