Tag Archives: CSS
Updating From xHTML To HTML 5
If you haven’t already, now is a great time to update your website code to HTML 5 web standards. Here are a handful of things you can do to really get the ball rolling. Table Of Contents Document Type Self-closing tags Language & Character Set Default MIME Types Attribute Minimization […]
Move Twitter Tweets To The Left
Not long ago, I wrote an article describing how to move Facebook’s timeline to the left of the menu. I’ve come to prefer content on the left and judging by that article’s view statistics, I’m not the only one. Today’s computer tech tip will do the same thing to Twitter […]
Introduction To PHP Include & Require
The PHP Include function is used to pull different pages together into one. For example, a default header, menu, and footer can be included on multiple content pages. When you want to update the menu, you only need to update a single file. Then the changes are reflected on all […]
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Move Facebook Timeline Back To The Left
Facebook is at it again. This time changing the layout and color scheme of the profile page. The new, gray, decaying color scheme is more accurate to the product than they realize. Moving the timeline to the right of your about information was a bad move since that’s the content […]
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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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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