The default WordPress search URL doesn’t look good. Using the below php function change the search URL. The snippet uses wp_redirect function.

CSS3 makes it possible. Using the new CSS3 function background-size: cover you can set stunning background images. It’s fully scalable.

WordPress wraps paragraph tag on images. The p tag creates additional space and affects scaling. You can remove p tag using a small php function.

This CSS code works only in WebKit, but it’s really useful as the gradient applied text remains clickable and selectable.

Now make stylish arrows with Pure CSS. You can adjust the size of arrows by varying the font size. I tested the code in all latest browsers and it worked fine.

Ivy leaf is a popular CSS text design element. You can place ivy leaf after content, within content, or anywhere as you wish. Pseudo-classes are used here.

So simple to flip an image using CSS. I use CSS image flip while using repetitive images such as arrows. It’s basically fun trying these kind of effects in CSS.