How to Compile Sass with Sublime Text
In a previous post from our Sass series , we showed you how to compile Sass into regular CSS format using Command Line. However, since not everyone mi…
In a previous post from our Sass series , we showed you how to compile Sass into regular CSS format using Command Line. However, since not everyone mi…
During development, we often switch back and forth between browsers and code editors to view the results of our code. If you are working in Sublime Te…
In a previous post, Jake shared a tutorial on building a step-by-step guide using Intro.js. One of our readers posed a question, asking how they can m…
If you have been accustomed to a code editor that comes with GUI buttons, Sublime Text being a plain simple code editor with minimal buttons, may frus…
One of the common frustrations in a web designer’s routine is the repetitive task of image slicing and ensuring web compatibility. With more gadgets…
Writing code for hours only to find that it returns errors is one of the most distressing things about a developer’s life. This is made worse when w…
For many users, the default white and grey color scheme of DevTools is perfectly adequate, but it can seem mundane after prolonged use. There’s a wa…
The emerging trend on HD screens for computer devices has changed the way we build websites, including how we add images. In the past, we can simply u…
As we have discussed in our previous post series, CSS preprocessors allow developers to write CSS using variables and functions. This flexibility make…
This series has completed a full run of 12 months thanks to your support. So far, you know the drill, but if you aren’t familiar with this series, w…
We can display posts published on specific dates with the date parameters in WP_Query. The functionality, however, is basic. We can query posts by day…
If you have been working with WordPress, you probably already know that all assets like images, stylesheets, themes, and plugins in WordPress are by d…