Like eating well and exercising are preventative measures to keep you healthy, you can also practice preventative care on your WordPress site so that when a rare plugin conflict does arise, it is not catastrophic. If done correctly, your preventative measures will lessen the impact of any conflicts that do happen. Source: WordPress Plugin Conflicts: […]
Pseudo class selectors are CSS selectors with a colon preceding them. You are probably very familiar with a few of them. Like hover: Source: Meet the Pseudo Class Selectors
WordPress Coding Standards, a collection of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP rules guidelines written specifically to keep the source code as clean and functional as possible. Source: A Newbie’s Guide to WordPress Coding Standards
Most people will tell you a Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a vastly superior option to shared hosting in almost every case. While this tends to be broadly true, it’s difficult to measure how significant the difference in performance can be. Without that information, you can’t determine if using a VPS is cost-effective. Source: Shared […]
You give away so much information about yourselves on a daily basis (knowingly or not) that the security risks may barely even enter your heads, if they do at all. As WordPress users (and administrators, designers, and developers), you can add security to your workflow by finding the best VPN for your needs. Virtual private […]
Privacy policies are one of the most overlooked aspects of most websites. If you stop to look around most of the popular sites you visit, you’ll find they all have unique privacy policies (though the specific page’s traffic is usually low). Even so, these documents are important if you want your website to comply with […]
CodeBeautify is developed for Beautify, Minify, Convert your code/data for your expected result. Source: Best HTML Encode tool to Encode HTML which Encodes String, URL, File
Some people want their WordPress URL to coincide with their website’s root (e.g. http://example.com) but they don’t want all of the WordPress files cluttering up their root directory. WordPress allows you to install it into a subdirectory, but have your website served from the website root. Source: Giving WordPress Its Own Directory « WordPress Codex
There have been lots of really inspiring VR, Web Graphics Library (WebGL) and well-crafted digital experiences over the past year. But for me, one standout project was the Google AutoDraw experiment. In some ways it takes things right back to basics with its simple sketching concept, but it has the added magic of machine learning to produce something […]
GIFs are awesome but terrible for quality and performance Replacing GIFs with <video> is better but has perf. drawbacks: not preloaded, uses range requests Now you can <img src=”.mp4″>s in Safari Technology Preview Early results show mp4s in <img> tags display 20x faster and decode 7x faster than the GIF equivalent – in addition to being 1/14th the file size! Background CSS video & Responsive Video […]