Category Archives: Web Development
Web Development Cheat Sheet Compilation
Cheat sheets are great reference guides for quick and direct information and they come in a plethora of topics. They make great desktop wallpapers and printouts, too. Here is a compilation of cheat sheets on various web development languages, Internet systems, and more. Anatomy Of A URL Google Advanced Search […]
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Tagged: code, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, syntax, wallpaper, web, web development, WordPress
Disable Or Move WordPress Admin Bar
With the release of WordPress 3.1, a feature was added called the Admin Bar that has quick access to common administrative tools including user’s profile, new posts and pages, comments, updates to plug-ins or the WordPress core, and even a search box. When you’re logged into your blog, you’ll see […]
WordPress Update Error: Maximum Execution Time
WordPress 3.1 was released only a couple days ago, and millions of people who use this awesome software are updating their systems. Some of these people who use the automatic update tool may get the following error message: Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in http://www.mysite.com/wp-includes/class-http.php on […]
Block Visitors From Viewing Directory Indexes
Adding blank index.htm files to all your website directories in effort to keep nosy visitors from viewing all the files in a directory is an annoying chore. You have to check each directory and upload an extra file per directory, so you end up wasting time. Fortunately, there is an […]
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Tagged: .htaccess, 403, code, directory, disable, folder, index, message, permission, syntax, web, web development
WordPress.com Stats Plugin
Since the day after I started my blog until yesterday (a span of 3 weeks), the WordPress.com Stats plug-in has not worked for me. I wasn’t sure why but I didn’t make it a priority because I’ve setup Google Analytics to track visitor trends and site referrals. I was fixing […]
CSS Sprites Speed Up Your Site
CSS sprites work by creating a single graphic with all your site icons, calling for it once, and using the background-position style attribute to show the appropriate section of the graphic. It sounds a little complicated and will take some work setting up, but your visitors will love you for […]
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