Scalar Backgrounds in SVG
WordPress recently updated the built-in admin page that allows users to search for plugins hosted on the official plugin repository. One aspect of this update gave all plugins the ability to have icons.
Read More ->WordPress recently updated the built-in admin page that allows users to search for plugins hosted on the official plugin repository. One aspect of this update gave all plugins the ability to have icons.
Read More ->Several days ago I wrote about finally solving the text in SVG problem. The key is to convert your font file to base64 data stream and include it in the SVG.
Read More ->Last week I attempted another SVG logo conversion, and failed. This was because the logo used Palatino Tinotype, a font that appears to be safe but isn’t.
Read More ->My third attempt at conversion to SVG is a logo with text. It took nearly 4 hours, because it’s got 16 different SVG elements (without counting the linear gradients.
Read More ->Less than two weeks ago I submitted a feature request to CodePen.io, for the ability to embed a ‘pen as an `SVG` image.
Read More ->My logo is extreme simple. It has two shapes and is all straight lines. Because of this simplicity, I had no trouble converting it to `SVG`.
Read More ->Over the past few days, I’ve been exploring the `SVG` image format, and I converted my own logo, with great results.
Read More ->When coming up with a logo, I took inspiration from the first letter of my name: A. After many variations, I came up with a symbol which resembles an A, but is distinct.
Read More ->One thing I follow pretty closely is the Wordpress Design blog. Currently, WP uses PNG rastor icons, but theses are being replaced by a vector icon font.
Read More ->As detailed in my post a few days ago, I’m planning out my sites on a 4 layout setup, (mobile, narrow, normal, wide).
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