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Cooper Dukes.com v2.5

On December 28, 2011 in Improvement, Meta, Technology, WordPress

Over the past couple weeks, I’ve implemented a significant back-end reboot of my website, with more than a few front-end changes as well. I’m calling this one version 2.5, since the layout is mostly the same, and overall, I’ve just made what I started in version 2.0 more robust, without reinventing the wheel. The inspiration [...]

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WordPress Sliders

On September 20, 2011 in WordPress

Just about every modern WordPress site uses a slider – rotating, CSS/JS-based (hopefully) content on the front page. The benefits of using a slider are obvious: you get to put more information above the fold, to combine images and text in a compelling way, and it looks cool. What isn’t as obvious, however, is what [...]

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I’m Giving Myself 20% Time

On July 6, 2011 in Improvement, WordPress

I want to dedicate two hours every day to developing a specific pet project.

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HTML-ifying My Resume

On July 5, 2011 in Improvement, Technology

Since Google failed to host my resume to my satisfaction, I started from scratch to create an HTML5 “e-paper” resume. Here’s what I did.

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Block Older Versions of IE

On June 17, 2011 in Improvement, Technology, WordPress

I tweaked CSS Trick’s IE 6 Blocker Script a little to create a more versatile tool that blocks any (un)desired versions of IE.

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