Gravy Wordpress Framework Review
I was using my own Wordpress framework to develop sites for over a year and I was pretty happy with it. On the HTML/CSS side of things it contained:
- a global reset using Eric Meyer’s CSS Reloaded
- base typography styles
- a skeleton main.css stylesheet that housed the basic layout elements that I use from one project to another.
- Internet Explorer conditional statements for different versions of IE.
In the theme itself, the Wordpress core files had a large number of additions and changes that I had made over time to the base theme that I had used—K2.
In short, this setup allowed me to quickly and efficiently start developing websites with Wordpress without having to do certain tasks over and over.
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Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie. Really enjoyed The Last Argument of Kings so looking forward to this one. Just read the first 40 pages or so and no one will ever accuse it of starting slowly!
