To me, www. is dead (read that article here), and has been for sometime. It has no comprehensible use or purpose any longer that I am aware of except for taking up space and time and frankly, looks a little dated. I’m on a mission to strip it from all of my personal websites and … I’m on a Mission to Completely Destroy All www.
This button contains gradient and shadow effects without the use of actual graphics or JavaScript whatsoever. I’m using just about every CSS style that could be used on the button for your reference. Although, some may find that it looks better by pulling a few styles back. You could always add more effects too. Also, … Pure CSS3 Only Graphic Button
UPDATE — Find the better, updated script here which I recommend over this one. It’s a little more stylized, but the code is cleaner, better. Just strip the styles off and replace with your own. This is my first attempt at writing my own CSS dropdown menu from scratch. As always, my main goal is … Pure CSS Only Dropdown Menu
UPDATE — For Facebook, use: <meta property="og:image" content="http://website.com/images/icon.png" /> From the title of this article it may not be immediately understandable what it’s about, but plenty of people are looking for this solution. Many have asked how do I set the image for sharing links? They are referring to social sites like Facebook, Twitter, etc. … Adding Social Scrape Images
There’s always a learning curve and margin of discomfort when learning something that you really want to do for the first time. Hopefully, I can simplify and jumpstart the whole process for you with a really easy way to get started building your very own WordPress plugin. There are only two files needed to start … Getting Started With Your First WordPress Plugin
The Code Copy the following to a plain text editor and save as .htaccess. Then, via FTP, upload to the root folder of your website (usually called public_html). It will be suitable for most hosting environments, but not all. You can find the website template I’ve also written which contains this .htaccess example here. <files … Dynamic SEO-Friendly .htaccess File
Last Updated: April 6th, 2018 Making circles with CSS is very simple. Just make the radius half of the width and height of the element to make a perfect circle, or simply use: border-radius:50% Responsive Circle With or Without Text Inside Narrow your browser window horizontally to test the circle’s responsiveness. Hello CSS .circle{width:50%;height:0;font-size:20px;color:#fff;text-align:center;line-height:0;padding:25% 0;border-radius:50%;background:#09f} … How to Create Circles with CSS
Automatic Method: You should now simply use: https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer?profile=css3. Manual Method: Typically, if we want to link dynamically to the W3C Valid CSS page, we use this link: https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer That’s perfect if you’re using all CSS2.1, as that’s the default checker, but if you implement even one CSS3 style, you’ll fail validation. So, we can no … How to Link to the W3C CSS3 Validation Page
UPDATE — Better .htaccess example here.
I personally find that this structure is the most user-friendly and SEO-friendly: <title><?php wp_title( ‘ | ‘, true, ‘right’ ); ?></title> which will result in: Name of Post | Name of Site For a live demo, reference this very blog. UPDATE — While the above still works, you can now remove this from header.php and … User-Friendly and SEO-Friendly Title Structure for WordPress