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CKEditor for user friendly CMS input
Check out Adam’s latest blog post about CKEditor. CKeditor is a simple JavaScript extension to any form that integrates seamlessly with PHP. It is open source, free and completely customisable. Continue reading
The SEO Song – Now on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon MP3
Since it’s launch in September, The SEO Song has gone on to be featured across many popular SEO and Web Design blogs. We’re now pleased to announce that you can download the SEO Song on Spotify, iTunes and Amazon MP3. Continue reading
Web Design Tutorial – CSS Optimisation Video
Today’s web design video blog is a little bit different as we are featuring this episode as a guest post in association with webdesignlessons.com Continue reading
Creating a Date Box for WordPress
Michael Angrave works through a simple tutorial for adding a date box to your WordPress Blog. Using HTML, PHP and CSS you can enhance your web design skills with this nice little WordPress Wonder Continue reading
Web Design with PHP Includes – W3C compliance error
If you saw our video blog the other week on designing webites with PHP Includes, then you may have noticed that in the demonstration . . . Continue reading
Submit a Podcast to iTunes (Part 2)
If you didn’t see our last post, we showed you how to upload and prepare your very own Video Podcast for submission to the iTunes store. Part 2 concludes how to submit your own Podcast to iTunes. Continue reading
Google One-Line Sitelinks
Google has recently been trailing a new method for displaying site-links in its’ search results. Site-links are essentially a mini site-map for a search result in Google. Traditionally, site-links only appeared for the top result of a search if the … Continue reading
Watch out, Google Street View is about!
Whilst stretching my legs outside our Lutterworth office last Wednesday, I spotted something coming down the road that I never thought I would see. One of the Google Streetview Cars. In utter shock and amazement, all could do at that … Continue reading
New and Discontinued elements in HTML 5
With the impending roll-out of HTML 5, I believe it is important for all web designers to become accustomed with the tags & elements that will be appearing, but most importantly the tags & elements that are no longer supported. … Continue reading
