I’ve used Noel Jackson’s “Art Direction” Plugin for this type of per post styling. The plugin gives you a nice, clean interface for creating Global & Single Post CSS (and JS) using WP’s Custom Fields. Very elegant.

Example: [HTML used for this post's title]
Making Use <em class="emLarge">of</em> the <span class="postBlock">Art Direction</span> Plugin

Here’s a screenshot of the plugin in action:

Friday "Flat" Design Space, originally uploaded by jeremymandle.

About Design Spaces www.flickr.com/groups/design-spaces/

Show off the space you design within every Friday.
Make sure to tag your photo with "design spaces" and add
it to the pool.

Inspired by the Design Faces pool created by nclud.com
nclud.com/sketchbook/friday-design-faces/
www.flickr.com/groups/designfaces/

Cheers!

So now it sits on the clearance shelf @ $0.50 a four pack. Which is insulting to everyone except the idiot that buys it. The supermarkets are to blame as well. Which one of the fucking buyers thought it would actually sell? They probably got a free 60″ Plasma TV for buying 5 pallets of this goo. And the savings get passed on to us… right! What a massive fail.

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January Event Livestream & chat via: http://www.mogulus.com/refreshphilly

SPEAKERS:
Tom Boutell
Symfony: a Rails-like, agile web development framework for PHP

Web site development takes time. Most developers have heard about the benefits of Ruby on Rails, a development framework famous for its ability to speed the completion of a web site by anticipating common needs and minimizing busywork. But since Rails is written in Ruby rather than a more common language like PHP, Rails requires special programming skills and a separate infrastructure. The Symfony framework offers similar benefits for developers who prefer the popular PHP programming language. This half-hour presentation will focus on the features and benefits of Symfony, including an examination of a web site of local interest developed within the Symfony framework.

Bio:
Tom Boutell is a web developer with P’unk Avenue, a Philly-based design firm with deep community roots. In years past he edited the original WWW FAQ, developed the 1.0 release of RealNetworks’ RealAudio system and coded the “gd” graphics library used to generate graphics on the fly in many web sites. Since joining P’unk he has become an advocate of Symfony, a web application framework for PHP developers that draws inspiration from Ruby on Rails.

Links:
www.symfony-project.org
www.salsadelphia.com
www.punkave.com
www.boutell.com
tom@punkave.com

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Phil Charron and Russ Starke
Experience Design Step 1: Starting on the Right Foot

Gathering all of these great minds to share knowledge and make our city better offers us an excellent opportunity do things the right way, from the beginning – but what does the beginning look like?

Phil and Russ will take you through the Experience Designer’s perspective on some hypothetical issues in our city. They will talk about how to define goals in a way that helps the team focus on solutions that are real and capitalize on the diverse talent and skills in the group.

Bios:
PHIL CHARRON
Phil Charron has been consulting with Fortune 1000 companies in Experience Design, Instructional Technology, Simulation Design, Non-linear Scriptwriting and Media Production since 1993.

Currently, Phil is an Experience Design Director for Think Brownstone and is also an Adjunct Faculty member for Philadelphia University’s Masters of Instructional Technology and Masters of Digital Design Programs.

His projects have won several awards, including the Brandon Hall Awards, New Media Invision Awards, the New York Festivals, HR Executive’s Top 10 Products, Dogfish Head Short Film Competition, and the 48-hour Film Festival.

Phil is also a regular contributor to the ThinkBlog and is one of the founding members of the Philadelphia-based Short Film Collective The After School Specialists.

RUSS STARKE
Russ Starke is an Experience Design Director at Think Brownstone. Originally from Long Island NY, his professional career began in 1997 when he moved to Philadelphia and began consulting in the fields of Instructional Technology, Information Architecture, Multimedia Production, and Project Management.

Russ is also an Adjunct Faculty member for Phladelphia University’s Masters of Instructional Technology Program (Design and Development of Computer Based Instruction I & II) and Masters of Digital Design Program (Digital Audio Production).

He is the audio engineer and on-air talent for the companion podcast to UsedWigs.com, a contributing writer on UsedWigs and on the ThinkBlog, one of the founding partners of the songwriting/music recording collective MATTOWAX, and is the resident composer and sound designer for the Philadelphia-based Short Film Collective The After School Specialists.

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Refresh (http://www.refreshingcities.org) is a community of designers and developers working to refresh the creative, technical, and professional culture of New Media endeavors in their areas. Promoting design, technology, usability, and standards.

The Refresh Manifesto:
* Let’s Gather Great Minds
* Let’s Share All Of Our Knowledge
* Let’s All Grow And Learn
* Let’s Promote Local Talent
* Let’s Be More Than We Think Can Be
* Let’s Make Our Cities Better

"Vibrant lighting communicates whats going on..." so if I'm playing some long Grateful Dead space jam off this external drive will the LED get all trippy?

FreeAgent|Go Is this supposed to look like a docked Apple product? Yes.