Creating a Detailed Camera Icon

Award-winning graphic designer Mirko Santangelo of PSD Tuts+ shares a very cool tutorial on how you can create a well-detailed Fuji x100 camera icon using Photoshop. This icon is more challenging because of its realistic features. Click on the image to see the full demonstration and get started.     Incoming search terms for the [...]

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How To Exclude A Category From Your WordPress Feed

Today I’d like to share with all of you this nice WordPress trick I stumbled on created by Joseph Foley; it shows you how to exclude one or more category from your WP feed. All it takes is for you to insert the following code in your functions.php file. function excludecatfeed($query) { if(is_feed()) { $query->set(‘cat’,'-1′); [...]

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How to Create Animated Buttons with CSS3

Web developer Mary Lou shows a great tutorial on how you can create animated buttons with CSS3. The idea here is to have different styles with hover effects and active states. You can check out her tutorial with live demo and downloadable source by clicking the image.     Incoming search terms for the article: [...]

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An Alternative Way To Unburying Old Posts In WordPress Using PHP

As a blogger, you want your older posts to remain relevant to your new readers by making them visible on your site’s main page. And though there are various ways to achieve this (e.g. plugins, archive pages), Karol K. came up with his own unique and clever method by using PHP. With his method, you’ll [...]

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SimpleWeather – Display The Weather Using jQuery

Today’s featured plugin comes from the guys over at monkeecreate and it is called SimpleWeather, a jQuery plugin that creates a widget that displays the current weather in the specified locale. The data it displays is pulled from the public Yahoo! Weather feed via the YQL API, which means that it can only recognize US [...]

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Quicksand – Recorder and Filter

Created by Jacek Galanciak, Quicksand allows you to organize and record items to make your search get easier. Click on the image to find out how it works and download its file. Incoming search terms for the article: best design for quick sand quick sand quick sand @#!*% Quicksand quicksand filter hash quicksand gallery cms [...]

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4 Simple Tips To Get And Increase Backlinks

When it comes to generating traffic, you can employ the help of a local SEO services company, or you can try to wing it yourself using several tried-and-tested techniques. One of the best practices when it comes to optimizing a website’s search engine rankings is through the use of backlinks or inbound links. A backlink [...]

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CSS Tutorial: CSS Properties CSS Syntax

CSS plays an important role in today’s web development so here’s a video tutorial by Ashton Sanders that can be very helpful in your quest for making a good web site. Click on the image to launch the tutorial. Incoming search terms for the article: css syntax guide css tutorials ! = syntax syntax on [...]

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How To Remove The Height And Width Attributes In WP Image Uploader

Every time you use WordPress’ image uploader it automatically includes the image’s actual size (height and width) into the <img> tag. While this is all well and good, it can be a bit of a nuisance especially if you’re using a responsive website design because renders your uploaded image un-resizable which kind of defeats the [...]

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kiNotice: A jQuery Notification Plugin

There are a few ways you can introduce a notification message window to a visitor; at the top, in the middle, or at the bottom of the screen (the side are usually reserved for ads and widgets like social media icons). I for one personally think that the best place to put your notification without [...]

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