Choosing a web hosting company can be a difficult decision, a problem for web designers who have designed their website but need to find a suitable web-hosting provider. Many hosting companies offer attractive service packages but, even if you are a knowledgeable in this field, You may still face...
Choosing blog name is awful task. There are several guideline to follow while selecting a blog name. Let us implement 3 formulas when choosing blog name.
1. It must describe your blog
Elect a blog name which narrates the appearance of your blog. So that It helps the reader to know...
This is a CSS feature that could come in very handy when needing to create a simple shadow effect on a piece of text, Photoshop doesn’t get a look in!
In this shadow effect feature the property accepts a comma-separated list for how the shadow will be applied to the...
PART 1 – CSS Color Module Level 3
In the latest CSS3 recommendations relating to color, e.g. opacity, rgb values, there are a couple of noticeable and welcome changes coming your way. Previously if you looked to adding any alpha transparency to backgrounds or manipulate the hue,saturation,lightness of elements it...
Which Doctype should I use? This is one of the first questions people ask when they start using web standards. There are four main doctypes in use today. This artcile will firstly define what a doctype is and how it works, and then go on to explain the four...
Web designers use it nearly every day, but not many actually know what the div tag means and where it should be used. This article aims to de-mystify the div tag, explain when and where it should be used and compare it with the similar span tag.
The Short Answer
div—tag...
A high-converting landing page is the backbone of any successful online marketing campaign. It’s the first impression your visitors get, and it can make or break your lead generation efforts. Whether you’re promoting a product, offering a service, or collecting emails, your landing page must be designed with conversion...
By default, WordPress used name “WordPress” and email “[email protected]” when it sends notifications on your blog.
For examples, see picture below:
It isn’t convenient and you will want to change it on your Blog. This article will show you how to do this just with one simple step.
Finding and opening functions.php...
