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Archive for July, 2010
July 15th, 2010
5 things you can do with the footer to leverage on SEO
So you know that footer text is a good real estate option in SEO. And you’ve been placing your sitemeter button and credit texts there. Some of you are clever I know, you have that “natural” looking two lines to text there with links to totally un related websites! Guess what, I have some better alternatives [...]
July 14th, 2010
Remove other sites from the Google search results
Google has a new option for webmasters – that enables us to remove a particular information on a website from it’s search results. Vanessa Fox today released the Webpage removal toolthat will enable users to delete off indexed pages from your site on Google‘s index and also information/pages on other sites. The latter part is interesting – removing [...]
July 13th, 2010
Redirecting from home page to post/pages error in WordPress 3.0 – [Solved]
Before a week, I upgraded my word press blog from version 2.8.4 to 3.0 versions. After upgrading, i faced some 301 redirection issues i.e., once I publish new post or page, home page will automatically redirects me from home page to new post/page. I Google around the websites for the solution nearly for 2 days. [...]
July 9th, 2010
Shortcut the else in PHP
This tip accidentally stumbles upon a useful practice, which is to always initialize variables before you use them. Consider a conditional statement that determines whether a user is an administrator based on the username: <?php if (auth($username) == ‘admin’) { $admin = TRUE; } else { $admin = FALSE; } ?> This seems safe enough, [...]
July 7th, 2010
Know the Difference Between Comparison Operators
This is a good tip, but it is missing a practical example that demonstrates when a non-strict comparison can cause problems. If you use strpos() to determine whether a substring exists within a string (it returns FALSE if the substring is not found), the results can be misleading: <?php $authors = ‘Vijay & Jana’; if (strpos($authors, ‘Vijay’)) [...]
July 3rd, 2010
Top 10 best easier CSS tips for web designers/developers must follow strictly
As with most things, a logical and structured approach is the best way to go. Therefore I have put together 10 quick tips (in no special order) to help make your CSS coding as pain-free as possible. 1. Keep it Simple This may sound obvious but if you find yourself using complicated coding to achieve your [...]
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2 Comments »July 2nd, 2010
Best 8 upgrades in wordpress 3.0
There are some great new features coming, including custom post types, a new default theme, and a menu manager. Read on to find out what to expect in version three! 1. Choose your Username and Password You’ll encounter new features as soon as you start! Currently, when you first install WordPress, you are assigned a [...]
