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WordPress: How to Make Custom Post Type Rewriting and Pretty URLs Work

Anybody who has created a custom post type in WordPress has probably noticed the 'rewrite' option, allowing you to define your own slug for this post type. You probably, as I did, relished at the idea of defining a nice and pretty URL structure for your WordPress site, separating content by URLs (e.g. separating portfolio and blog posts). So you create a page template where you fetch the custom post type posts, and then you discover it doesn’t work with pretty URLs in WordPress Settings turned on. Now what?

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A Collection of Awesome CSS3 Tutorials For Beginners

HTML5 and CSS3 is coming. Big time. As an old-school web developer I was at first hesitant to properly learn and use CSS3 because most browsers didn’t support it. But these days there are no excuses, so if you’re looking to dive into the amazing world of new features in HTML5 and CSS3, these simple tutorials makes a good starting point.

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Tutorial: PHP Pagination with Ellipses

Assume you’re developing a web site that requires pagination, and the quantity of pages makes it ugly and impractical to show every single page in the navigation toolbar. What you need is a navigation list where the far edges from the current page are cut off and replaced with dots or ellipses (“…”). Here is a simple PHP code that generates just that.

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