Wine Website Design Samples
5th August, 2009
Here is a better sample of the graphics I have been working on after studying a number of sites suggested by the client as to the style they are looking for.
Individual vine leaf vector graphics:
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5th August, 2009
Here is a better sample of the graphics I have been working on after studying a number of sites suggested by the client as to the style they are looking for.
Individual vine leaf vector graphics:
20th July, 2009
A couple of preview screenshots of some of the vector icons I’ve been producing for the new website design:
13th June, 2009
My further experimentation led me to requiring the current number of a post which there is surprisingly little information about, so I ended up working something out from scratch.
I’ve posted it on the wordpress forum in case it proves useful for anyone else: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/245629
Update: Since this is now closed, I have included the code I made originally here:
function Get_Post_Number($postID){
$temp_query = $wp_query;
$postNumberQuery = new WP_Query('orderby=date&posts_per_page=-1');
$counter = 1;
$postCount = 0;
if($postNumberQuery->have_posts()) :
while ($postNumberQuery->have_posts()) : $postNumberQuery->the_post();
if ($postID == get_the_ID()){
$postCount = $counter;
} else {
$counter++;
}
endwhile; endif;
wp_reset_query();
$wp_query = $temp_query;
return $postCount;
}
12th June, 2009
A plugin that will produce similar links to those found at the bottom of a google or flickr results page.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-page-numbers/
Unfortunately this wasn’t quite what I was after, since it works with the existing pagination system of WordPress.
23rd March, 2009
In between university work, I’ve made a website for IPGL Limited, based on the design for Matt Wreford’s personal website.

12th September, 2008
I have completed the production and implementation of a new site design for Matt Wreford, which can now be viewed on the website at http://www.mattwreford.com/, with only a few significant changes to my initial idea.
I have based the site on WordPress, using it as a Content Management System allowing for the quick adding of portfolio entries and amendments.
Essentially the pages have been used for each section with their own templates, and posts can be categorised so that they will fall into each of the three portfolio sections and with a bit of PHP will display in the right portfolio page.
31st August, 2008
Having received some images and instructions on content, I am quite pleased with the way the design is going. Here is a screenshot of the Home page, featuring simply his three rules:
It is still featuring the fluid two column layout where both sides expand and keep the content in the centre, and the tabbed menu holds itself at top right.
24th August, 2008
Because I didn’t like the way a large comment form appears at the bottom of every post and page on my site, but I still wanted to keep the comment functionality available, I started looking into ways AJAX (and preferably something that uses the mootools library which I added to my site a long while back) could be used to make a form that is hidden until needed, for example in an expanding div like my Flash header.
While using Drupal during my work placement I had seen the likes of forms inside a lightbox style script called Thickbox, so I began searching for a Mootools compatible lightbox that can contain any HTML I want, such as the commenting form, knowing it was possible to find. In the end I came across Phatfusion Multibox, a great variation on Lightbox that allows a number of different things be displayed inside a lightbox.
It was easy enough to implement as well, adding my comment form to a HTML link, however I needed to make a slight change to get it to work in IE7 (and one would guess 6 as well). Basically there is a bug that specifically applies to displaying a HTML element in IE7 and is explained and fixed in http://forum.phatfusion.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=149