How to Dig Into the PHP Behind Your Blog in 7 Steps

January 31st, 2010 | , , , , | 7 responses

In one of my early blog designs, my client asked me to replace the “newer entries” and “older entries” links in their home page with arrow images.

As you may already know, putting images as the previous posts link is (more…)

What are HTTP-Requests and why you should care?

January 31st, 2010 | | no responses yet

Let’s start with why you should care:
The less HTTP requests your website requires to load properly, the better.
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How to setup jCarousel Lite for multi-width images

jcarousel lite

January 31st, 2010 | , | 25 responses

jCarousel Lite is a classic and very light weight jquery plugin.

It’s properties include : orientation (horizontal or vertical), how many images are displayed at a time, various ‘easing’ motion effects and more.
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Ease Up Your Web Development – Define a Site in Dreamweaver

January 31st, 2010 | , | no responses yet

One of the most time consuming tasks for novice web designers is locating the function responsible of doing something.
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How to manage ideas for posts effectively

January 31st, 2010 | , | 2 responses

There are many ways to come up with ideas for your posts, but sometimes it’s not as clear how to actually write a structured post from these ideas.

So why not take it one step at a time instead of writing the entire post at once? (more…)

Warning – do not change WordPress core files

January 31st, 2010 | , | no responses yet

Back in the days when I started building blogs, I made a big (yet common) mistake of modifying WordPress core files.

WordPress core files are essentially all files included in WordPress installation except the ones located in the wp-content folder (and its sub folders).

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3 proper ways to customize your WordPress blog

January 31st, 2010 | , | no responses yet

How to customize your blog the right way? You have 3 options, the fourth option is not recommended…
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