Keith Frias sees himself as an artist whose talent is in a state of coma, and a tech gadget freak who also loves to dabble in photography.
Sometimes it can be difficult to find free stock photos and images online that can be freely used to complement one’s articles. But thanks to microstock photography sites like DepositPhotos.com, website owners and bloggers like me have a place to go for much-needed royalty-free images. Despositphotos’s search feature is great. It gives you a list [...]
Today’s featured WordPress tutorial comes from Michael Martin and it’s about replacing the “Older Posts” link on your blog with a button that extends the length of the current web page instead of reloading it; it is similar to how you view older tweets on Twitter. A partial screenshot of the button You can check [...]
In web design, there is what we call an accordion, which is used to display a context menu in a limited space. Another is the image slider, a container that displays multiple images one at a time through transitions. And then there’s Ben Holland’s Slidorion, an amalgamation of an accordion and an image slider. Each [...]
Do you know that animated effect that you see on Google when you’re doing an image search? Well, thanks to a jQuery plugin created by Creotiv called Photo Wall, you can now mimic the same effect on your website! This plugin is great, especially if your website features lots of photos and albums. Click on [...]
Finally, there’s no need for you to upload a PowerPoint (.pps) file and embed a code on your webpage just to be able to display a slideshow presentation. Here’s a great script I found over at AjaxShake that’ll teach you how to create an amazing slideshow in an HTML5 environment! The code is created by [...]
Contents of any HTML5 element with a contenteditable attribute can be live-edited inside the browser window. But any changes that you apply won’t be saved on the actual document itself that is located in the server, so these changes won’t appear anymore once you refresh the page. To get around this and have the data [...]
Here’s another filtering plugin called Filtrify, which is created by Luis Almeda and it can filter items based on multiple tags from different categories AND is able to give live feedback. You can see the plugin in action by clicking above for the demo. The look and feel of the UI may look familiar to [...]
Jazz up your online form by adding eye-catching effects to it with this jQuery tutorial! This jQuery code is known as the “Gravity Registration Form” because it shows the next hidden field for the user to fill up by making it drop down below the preceding one. Click on the image above for the demo. [...]
Today, I’d just like to share with everyone this neat WordPress trick by Libby Fisher from Icode4you.net. It’s a short code that will not only let you display the most recent post titles from a certain category but also let you specify how many titles you want displayed. Below is the code: <ul> <?php global [...]
When you make a numbered list in HTML with the ordered list (<ol>) tag, sometimes you’d like to style the numbers as well. Thanks to Chris Coyier‘s tutorial, this is possible. For example you want to number the Q-and-A pairs in an FAQ list and then add styles to those numbers at the same time, [...]
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