A friend of mine had built a customized WordPress site on her localhost. But she had a problem? The process of migrating or moving her WordPress site from localhost to a live web server seemed quite trivial. More
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How Semantic Search Can Really Work For You
I get really tired of explaining search these days. I enter corporate halls where wide-eyed junior execs expect it to be a Holy Grail, the thing that’ll help them create the plan that’ll increase sales and boost their careers. More
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What’s coming in Bootstrap 3.0?
Bootstrap is a highly popular front-end framework built by ex-Twitter engineers @mdo and @fat. If you have been on Mr. Geek before, you know that it is a very popular source for Bootstrap. You can check them all out over here: tutorials. More
Ali Gajani Web Design 0 Comments
Sphero by Orbotix | The Coolest Ball In Town
A month ago, we got a cool gadget for review. The package was unboxed and we found a shiny white ball on the inside. Yes, a ball. Wait, not just any other ball. Introducing Sphero. Sphero is a $100 robotic ball, a gaming system, a pet toy and a programmable machine. Yes, it’s the stuff of geeks!
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The Semantic Web and Your SEO
Every time we discuss search engine optimization, in any format, and almost any context, the discussion takes a predictable path that loosely translates into a simple question: what is it that I need to do to game search? More
David Amerland Social Media 4 Comments
Introducing Chart.js | The HTML5 Charts Library
Chart.js is an easy, object orientated HTML5 charting library for designers and developers. Chart.js makes data visualisation very easy, allowing you to display data graphically in your web projects – and all it takes is just a few minutes to set up. More
Ali Gajani Javascript 3 Comments
10 Responsive Websites You Should See
Responsive Web Design is becoming popular as we go mobile. It enables website layouts to appear differently on various devices, like desktop, notebook or mobile. Responsive sites are like water, you put it into a container and it takes its shape – very flexible. More
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Creating Two Forms (Side by Side) with Bootstrap
This is a short tutorial for creating two forms (side by side) with Bootstrap. In other words, creating 2 column forms in Bootstrap can sometimes be a pain. There are some nice examples in the Bootstrap documentation for creating forms, but they are 1 column. More
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CSS3 Border Radius Property Explained
The CSS3 border-radius property allows web designers to define the roundness of an element. The property is so powerful that it has replaced the use of images, which make your website heavy and pixelated. More
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Implementing a total share counter for WordPress
Popular blogs like Mashable and The Next Web have recently revamped their blog design. One thing that grabbed my attention was their use of a total share counter. The total share counter is a small feature that could allow you to display the sum of all social interactions on a specific blog post/article. More
Ali Gajani Wordpress 60 Comments