Creating CSS Image Sprite with Compass
CSS Image Sprite is a method of combining several images into one image file to reduce HTTP requests and optimize web load performance. There are many…
CSS Image Sprite is a method of combining several images into one image file to reduce HTTP requests and optimize web load performance. There are many…
CSS has introduced a slew of new features such as CSS Gradients, Shadows, Border Radius, and Animation that can all be achieved purely with CSS. Sever…
In this post, we are going to look into Handlebars, a JavaScript templating engine based on Mustache. It shares the same functionalities with Mustache…
With billions of mobile users nowadays, building viewable websites on mobile devices is indispensable. Luckily, we’ve got many tools and options for…
I assume that many people would do the following to install WordPress in local server: Download the Package from WordPress.org, unpack it, put the fil…
A quick look at MarsEdit and its helpful features.
A lot has happened during the last few months in the world of web development. Firstly, the new block-based editor, codenamed Gutenberg, has finally b…
To develop WordPress locally on our computer, we need a local server with Apache and MySQL installed on the computer. The easiest way to get these is …
Note: The content in this article may be outdated. Check out our latest tutorial on how to enable HTTPS on localhost. Having an SSL (Socket Secure Lay…
Building a WordPress Theme is so easy with template tags. You can add the_title() to display the post or page title, and you can use the_content() to …
MAMP is one of the most popular applications in OSX to run local server; for Windows users, WAMP or XAMPP is likely the most widely used option. These…
Despite improvements in the WordPress media manager, one thing has not changed: how WordPress stores media (e.g. files, images, videos, and audios) in…