Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (November 2013)
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…
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…
There are a lot of free plugins created by the (awesome!) community to extend the capabilities of Sublime Text beyond just a code editor. In this post…
Note: This article was first published on: Oct 24, 2013. Ghost.org is a blogging platform created by John O’Nolan and further developed with the hel…
Image/Content Slider is one of the common components we find in a website. It is quite simple to create one with jQuery. In fact; we have discussed it…
In brief, the template tag is a simple way of querying information from the database and displaying it at the front side of your website. For example,…
Windows, OS X and Linux have their own style for the scroll bar as you can see in the following screenshot. This in return could lead to undesired res…
There are many CSS3 properties that are still experimental. An experimental CSS property uses vendor prefix, and as we already know, each browser has …
We have discussed LESS CSS a few times in our previous posts. If you have been following our LESS post series, you should know that we have to compile…
As you may already know, CSS3 introduced a set of new selectors that allow us to select elements in the document with less HTML class addition. But, t…
Traditionally, JPEG and PNG have dominated web imagery. However, the advent of high-definition screens has forced web designers to rethink these forma…