Install PHP, Apache, And MySQL In Mac Without MAMP
Using MAMP is probably the easiest way to have PHP, Apache, and MySQL up and running in OS X. You simply put the application in the Application folder…
Using MAMP is probably the easiest way to have PHP, Apache, and MySQL up and running in OS X. You simply put the application in the Application folder…
Bootstrap offers a responsive grid system and a variety of web components that make it easy to create a responsive website swiftly. While Bootstrap tr…
Liveblogging is a popular way to cover an event in real-time – it is similar to a Twitter feed, only it happens on your own site. If you like to fol…
Lots of websites have a ton of pages, but typically use just a single stylesheet to dictate the design. This is good practice because it reduces HTTP …
WordPress post and page editor is equipped with a WYSIWIG editor. We can write and format post as easy as we do it in a word processor application, su…
It’s been a while since our last discussion on LESS CSS. Today, LESS CSS has reached version 1.5, and it has been evolving with new features that ma…
Tooltip is a great way to display extra information on a website without taking extra space. The tooltip generally appears upon mouse hover, and there…
It’s already the second month of the new year (gasp!), we hope you are still working towards your goal and New Year resolutions. And if yours was to…
Even though SublimeText comes with a bunch of great features that help our work as web developers, like any other tool, there will always be a room fo…
WordPress comes with all the features that allows you to build a website, then operate it on your own. However, as your website and its business grow,…
Among all the features in WordPress, Press This could probably be one of the least known. Have you heard about it? Even though it has been included si…
Note: This post was first published on January 23, 2014. Using WordPress, you have the ability to enhance your site’s sidebar with additional conten…