I’ve recently contributed another article to Computer Active magazine. This one is a ‘Masterclass’ on CSS. In reality it’s very much a beginners guide to the subject, written in layman’s terms. If you’ve ever wondered just how on earth CSS works, head over and pick up issue 308 (10-23 December) now.
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Beginners guide to CSS: article in Computer Active
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Wordpress problem - CSS code in your Manage themes section?
Sunday, June 14th, 2009If you’ve created a Wordpress theme and you are seeing a load of CSS code in the ‘Manage Themes’ section of the Dashboard you’ll be glad to know this is easily fixed.
Chances are you are editing the styles.css file on a Mac, probably using Dreamweaver or similar. The problem is that Mac uses Macintosh code endings and Wordpress likes Unix. All you need to do is go to the Dreamweaver preferences and choose Code Format and change the ‘line break type’ to ‘LF (Unix)’.
Now enter your custom Template info e.g.
/*
Theme Name: Valleystone
Theme URI: http://valleystone.co.uk
Description: Valley Stone 2009
Author: Ben Frain
Author URI: http://benfrain.com
Version: 1.0
.
Hi Mum.
.
*/
Re-upload the style.css file and you should be looking good.






