Maximize Image Impact: Pre-Defined Sizes for WordPress
Optimizing images on a website is a daunting task. You can choose to use fewer images, compressed images, sprites or svg; the list goes on. One place …
Optimizing images on a website is a daunting task. You can choose to use fewer images, compressed images, sprites or svg; the list goes on. One place …
It pains me to see that adults not only "play" less and less — play is just as important as work if you’re looking for a balanced life — but tha…
If you want to learn something new this year, why not make it WordPress? It powers a huge chunk of the web, you’ll understand your own website bette…
Javascript minification is a technique which condenses your script into a much smaller footprint. You lose human readability but you conserve consider…
Although they may not know its name, everyone who uses WordPress is familiar with the TinyMCE editor. It’s the editor you use when you create or edi…
By the time you are reading this WordPress 4.1 is near release (or has been) and it will carry a new default theme, Twenty Fifteen. I actually like th…
Even in this day and age, business cards are important. They can serve many purposes: Reminders, a way to leave notes, portfolio showcases, a way to o…
The festivities are upon us and what better way to spread the cheer than putting up a holiday-themed notice on your site? You might be going on vacati…
Shortcodes are a very powerful feature of WordPress. In essence a shortcode is a placeholder for some other content. A well-known shortcode is the bui…
I have a 2011 iMac and I’ve installed Windows on it successfully before. The process was extremely straightforward. I popped in my Windows disk and …
Editor’s note: We’ve come to the end of another year. This final month of 2014, we’re looking at a round of resources by Daniel Pataki. A develo…
After a brief preview, Mozilla has officially launched Firefox Developer Edition, a browser tailored specifically for web developers. Though not offic…