If there is one thing I strongly believe is tapping the power of the Internet to learn. It is with always with great happiness that everything I have learnt in the past ten years (since I got online) has been only through tutorial sites.
Here are a list of some of that where you can quickly [...]
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If you have missed reading the Techtites Daily this week, below is a list of everything I covered this week.
Apr 23 - Money Making Monday: Get paid to surf
Apr 24 - Test drive the new Google design
Apr 24 - Tool Tuesday: Opimize your CSS with CleanCSS
Apr 26 - Tip Thursday: Shae your Feedburner feed [...]
The Google Webmaster Central Blog has an indepth article on Using the Robots Meta tag to instruct Google and other search engines about your site.
In CSS 101: Handling multiple rules for the same element, Tony Patton explains how multiple CSS rules for the same element are handled.
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Over at Weblog Tools Collection, I’ve written some Tips for Theme Authors.
Few points that I have covered are:
The importance of having a theme page to distribute your theme
The importance of having individual posts about the theme
Effectively using the Theme Viewer
Explaining the contents of your theme to the users
These are ofcourse to be considered in addition [...]
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This one is for PHP developers out there. I started getting my hands dirty with PHP about a year and half back when I started developing WordPress plugins and themes.
Given my little exposure, I’ve still got a long way to go to even call myself a “PHP Developer”. And hence this article is ideal for [...]
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Color is one of the most important elements while designing, be it graphics or webpages. A good color combination can work wonders and a bad one … well!
I browse though a huge number of sites every single day. Every site has something unique to offer and many a times this uniqueness tends to be the [...]
Digg has updated its page design which has received a good amount of news today.
However, one report that interested me the most was the post on Mashable.
The social news site Digg announced some updates today that are generating lots of fawning, as usual. The changes are neat, but it seems that Digg is being congratulated [...]
This definitely is good news for all webmasters. Yahoo! and Microsoft have joined Google in supporting the Sitemap Protocol.
If you are new to this, Sitemaps is a good way to tell search engine robots which pages in your site you definitely want indexed.
While not a guarantee that they will be indexed, it definitely [...]
I complained about a major bug with this design in Internet Explorer 6. The sidebar kept scrolling to the bottom.
I didn’t have IE6 with me and hence was stuck. Tracked down Luminus who spent a good deal of time and bandwidth over his bad internet connection patiently hitting Ctrl+F5 everytime I asked him to.
And, I [...]
