For Genesis Developers, the StudioPress website has customizations that are easy to implement. From the official Studio Press Blog at Genesis Quick Tip. These articles range from adding sections to your page to design tips. Always an interesting site to visit.
About The Typographic Scale
spensermortensen.com on typographic scale A good read for anyone into fonts and typography.
Modular Scale
https://www.modularscale.com/ Another Type Scale Generator, this one with some different options.
typescale.com
https://type-scale.com/ This beautiful type scale generator gives the ability to change font, and has visual tab to see it in a document. Also, the ability to edit in codepen!
https://mycolor.space/gradient
Clean and simple CSS for color backgrounds. Also, a neat palette generator. mycolor.space
PDF view and download settings are set in your web browser
How to change browser download settings for PDF files By default, most downloaded PDF files open within the Internet browser currently in use, usually in a new window or tab. This document contains steps on how to change the associations within your browser’s settings to allow downloaded PDF files to open in the program of […]
What is a Gravatar and how to use it on WordPress?
A Globally Recognized Avatar Your Gravatar is an image that follows you from site to site appearing beside your name when you do things like comment or post on a blog. Avatars help identify your posts on blogs and web forums, so why not on any site? Visit Gravatar How to Use Gravatars in WordPress WordPress […]
Whois.net
Domain Names Search, Registration and AvailabilitY. Find the domain registrar for a website. Visit whois.net
techliminal.com
Tech Liminal hosts biweekly support groups. There are two in downtown Oakland, one in San Leandro, and one in San Rafael, CA. Bring your questions to the WordPress Support Group hosted by Tech Liminal. We are a group of designers, developers, coders, and people new to WordPress. If you are working on a WordPress site, […]
http://csslint.net/
Check your css for errors. Will hurt your feelings (And help you code better)
