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1955 Design Blog Archives

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Our Most Popular Posts of 2007

The Best of 1955 Design

Getting this blog off the ground began in 2007 (essentially) and continues toward 2008. Most of my articles have something to do with web accessibility, or web design, or the WordPress content management system. Sometimes I toss in an article about a charitable organization that I find worthy or about something that has nothing to do anything I have already mentioned.

That being said, here are the most popular (hey, give me a break, “popular” is a relative term!) articles that I wrote in 2007.

Thanks for taking the time to stop by my little corner of the inter web. May you and your family have Happy Holidays and Joyous New Year!

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December 23rd, 2007 | Blogging, Most Popular | 1 comment

Adsense: Cents or No Sense?

What's Your Experience?

Do you use Adsense on your blog? If so, are you all warm and fuzzy about Google Adsense? Is it worth the time and the aggravation?

One project I completed earlier this year featured optimizing the placement of Google Adsense code. Many blogs, including several that I control, use Google Adsense to help monetize their operation. Do you use Adsense on your blog? If so, are you all warm and fuzzy about Google Adsense? Is it worth the time and the aggravation?

There seems to be a love/hate relationship with Adsense. Some site owners swear by it, while others find the limitations imposed by Google to be difficult to deal with. Another camp feels that Adsense ads ruin a blog and cheapen it in the process.

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November 2nd, 2007 | Blogging, Most Popular, Web Stuff | 4 comments

WordPress Category Navigation

Highlight the Current Category Link

One of the basic features of most websites is some type of navigation indicator to identify what page you are currently browsing. Although this can take the form of a fairly complicated breadcrumb indicator, the most frequent implementation of this feature is simply to draw attention to the navigation link by highlighting it differently with your CSS file.