Keep HTML and CSS Markup Flexible with CSS Selectors

With CSS, we can completely transform the look of a website without changing its source code and markup. The key of that process is CSS selectors. But despite this, CSS selectors are one of the more neglected parts of the specification and CSS selectors are still not used to their full potential. You may sometimes spend too much time trying to solve a problem that you could more easily solve by using CSS selectors.
Today, I’m listing the list of CSS Selectors you Must Memorize if your want to keep your code (include HTML markup) and your style sheets flexible.
Note: I am not going to explain the basics of how CSS selectors in general work here.

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HOW TO Avoid Being Slowed Down by Social Media Buttons

HOW TO Avoid Being Slowed Down by Social Media Buttons

I’m planning decrease the number of social media buttons on this website because it’s slowed down the load time.
To load the Facebook, Twitter and Google social media buttons for a total of 19 requests takes 246.7k in bandwidth. Holy crap! If a third-party website is slow this will hold up your page from loading.
Have you known, Google has been using site speed as a search ranking signal since 2010. So a faster websites means more money, better rankings, and happier users.

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Crucial Things To Consider Before Changing WordPress Theme

Crucial Things To Consider Before Changing WordPress Theme

Changing your WordPress theme can be a scary prospect if you’ve already invested a lot of time and effort building your site. There is much more involved when you are changing themes on a live website because all of theme settings are independent from your WordPress theme.
It is very easy and simple to change themes in WordPress with just a few clicks, but you need to have a checklist of items to take care of before you change the theme. So here’s a guide to what will and won’t change about your site when you switch themes.

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WP Missed Schedule Fix Failed Future Posts

How to FIX WordPress Posts Missed Schedule Problem

Since I moved to DigitalOcean, all my scheduled posts are not working then it’s labeled as Missed Schedule. I have faced this problem for two times without any notices. After digging around a bit I realised this error was very widely reported, I found a lot of suggestions from other frustrated bloggers. So I wasted about one hour trying to find out what was wrong before it’s fixed.
In this article, you will learn How did I FIX WordPress Posts Missed Schedule Problem?

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Top 3 Main Reasons Why Readers Unsubscribe From Your Blog

Top 3 Main Reasons Why Readers Unsubscribe From Your Blog

The best way to get updates from a website is subscribed with their RSS Feed or Mailing List. That’s why increase subscribers is one of the most crucial part of the growth of your blog. You can’t keep a fixed number of reader listings because subscribers come and go, but if you want more to come than go then take a look at list of reasons why readers unsubscribe from your blog. Starting and attracting your visitors to subscribe to RSS feed is not that difficult but to maintain your RSS feed subscriber might be difficult, I recommend you must avoid few things.

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Boost Your WordPress Theme Development with Amazing Tips

In 2012, I’ve written an article to help you Build Your Own WordPress Development Environment with requirement resources to start your WordPress projects.
Making a theme for WordPress is easier than ever with a ton of tutorials, guidelines … Today we have a few amazing tips for you to help you boost the developing WordPress themes process. It covers several tips and tricks that will make you a better theme developer.

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Top 10 Best Programing Fonts for Developers

Top 10 Best Programing Fonts for Developers

Are you a programmer? If yes, you had 3 questions with coding tools. What’s best text editor (IDE)? What’s best programming font? What’s best code color scheme? I got them like you and I spent more than 1 years to choose and using Monaco as programing font but I’m still looking for better programing font than Monaco
I’m using VIM as my default code editor, thankfully, I don’t take too much time to pick it. I felt in love with VIM after tried Emacs, GEdit, NetBean, Eclipse … but the next step to choose a good font that takes too much time than I expected.
Here is a list of my favorite programming fonts that I have tested. I’ve used Linux for 7 years, I take screenshot of each font in VIM with Full of Anti-aliasing. So I can’t really say anything about how these fonts look on Windows or Mac OS, let’s test by yourself but I guess it’s the same.

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More Devices are More Traffic

Why does the Future belong to Responsive Web Design?

As tablets and smartphones are taking over desktops and laptops, the need to deliver a design which is deployed easily on all available devices is what makes responsive web design a sure shot winner. Should a business focus on investing in developing an iOS or Android app for their business or simply get a responsive design for their website? It is for you to decide.

However, the future most definitely belongs to the responsive design. Here’s why.

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Fix 403 Forbidden Issue Wordpress permalink clash folder name

HOW TO Solve 403 Forbidden Issue WordPress permalink clash folder name

For some years ago, I’ve used WordPress as sub-folder to prevent hackers can find the real folder of blog softwares. Now, I’m hosting WordPress at root director of domain but I still keep old folder that called as wordpress to keep live urls of media, photos, files, demo… I don’t expect it had 403 Forbidden Issue when user visit WordPress category because WordPress permalink clashed with director name: wordpress. It’s been the way it is for a long time now and I never thought there was a problem until one kind person contact me then told me what did happened. I decided to run everything through WordPress by doing a clean install at the web root after changed web hosting service.

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Git reflog is to manage the information recorded in git

Useful Tips, Tricks, and Hacks to Mastering Git

Like another developers, I’m using Git to managing my codes and use GitHub, BitBucket to storing my projects. Git is very easy to learn because you only need a basic command of Git to make the source code management utility incredibly useful but it’s not easy to master. In the process of your projects you might have some problem with Git like: Untracked Binaries, Redo reset command, redo last commit …
Here is a list of a few Git hints, tips and tricks, starting from beginner and progressing to more advanced levels that can help you solve your problem.

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