Digital
Using CSS to Display Web Browser Sizes
This tutorial will show you how to utilize CSS to display the size of the web browser you are working on. This is done by placing a full width bar at the bottom of the web page.
Web Development
Digital
Bootstrap 3D Buttons
By default, Twitter’s Bootstrap employs a flat website design. There is nothing wrong with this but you may want to add a little something to certain elements of your website. In this code snippet, I’m going to show you how-to add a shadow to your buttons to make
5 Common Website Redesign Mistakes
According to Netcraft’s February 2014 Survey, there are about 920,102,079 active websites. By active websites, I mean websites that return a 200 OK response. That’s a lot of websites. With the development of content management system software like WordPress and Drupal, managing websites is a breeze.
Google+ Button for Bootstrap using Sass and Font Awesome
Learn how-to create a Google+ social sharing button for the Bootstrap front-end framework using Sass and Font Awesome.
Digital
StumbleUpon Button for Bootstrap using Sass and Font Awesome
Learn how-to create a StumbleUpon social sharing button for the Bootstrap front-end framework using Sass and Font Awesome.
Digital
New Theme Template in WordPress 4.3: Singular.php
Last week, the WordPress code development team announced a new theme template in WordPress 4.3, singular.php.
Digital
HTML Elements Scroll Reveal Animations
Using scrollReveal.js, you can simply create animated HTML elements that fade-in, from all sides and over a certain amount of time. The animations you create are only triggered when the end user scrolls the web page.
Digital
Display the Latest Modified Posts in WordPress
Display only posts that were modified last, and not necessarily posts that were published last.
Display the Latest Posts in WordPress
Learn how-to display the latest posts in WordPress. Display X amount of posts and learn how-to make the list group into a Bootstrap panel.
Add Custom CSS to the Admin Area
You can customize the WordPress administration panel by adding a function to your theme's function.php file. The custom CSS can be internal CSS, meaning the CSS is included in the web page or externally, meaning the CSS is grabbed elsewhere on your hosting account or another server.