Allow SVG through WordPress Media Uploader
Add the following to your theme’s functions.php file to allow .svg files to be uploaded through the WordPress media uploader:
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Material Design Bootstrap Buttons using Sass
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how-to create Bootstrap buttons based on Material Design’s colour palette using Sass stylesheet language. Example of what we will create: HTML To add a Material Design Bootstrap button to your website, web app or blog use the following HTML code:...
Create a List of IP Addresses Attacking Your WordPress Login
These are the steps I use to create a list of IP addresses that are trying to login to my WordPress installations that did not have permission to do so. The following steps assumes that only you (or certain IP addresses) have access to your WordPress login, wp-login.php.
How To Install Java on Ubuntu 12.04.3
The following will show you how-to install Java on Ubuntu. I’ll be using Ubuntu 12.04.3 x64 for this tutorial.
Facebook is Dropping Blackberry Support
Facebook is officially unfriending Blackberry, following a decision by WhatsApp to drop support for Blackberry. In a statement by WhatsApp, they said “While these mobile devices have been an important part of our story, they don’t offer the kind of capabilities we need to expand our app’s features...
Enable HTML5 Markup for the Genesis Framework
To enable HTML5 markup for the search form, comment form, comment list, galley and caption in the Genesis Framework.
Using CSS to Display Web Browser Sizes
This tutorial will show you how to utilize CSS to display the size of the web browser you are working on. This is done by placing a full width bar at the bottom of the web page.
Prevent Hotlinking using .htaccess
Hotlinking is where another website, let’s say XYZ.com, uses the asset(s) of another website, let’s say ABC.com, by using the direct link to that asset. This is known as hotlinking. The problem with this is that XYZ.com is stealing the bandwidth of ABC.com...
Add Google Code Prettify to Your Website
Add Google Code Prettify to your website, to allow syntax highlighting of source code snippets in any web page.
How-To Install and Use WPScan
WPScan is a black box WordPress vulnerability scanner. It’s a great tool that you can use to scan your WordPress installations or WordPress installations of your clients. WPScan requires Linux, Ruby version 1.9 or higher, RubyGems and Git.
Bootstrap 3D Buttons
By default, Twitter’s Bootstrap employs a flat website design. There is nothing wrong with this but you may want to add a little something to certain elements of your website. In this code snippet, I’m going to show you how-to add a shadow to your buttons to make...
15 LinkedIn Mistakes to Avoid
On April 18, 2014, LinkedIn announced that it had passed over 300 million members. Thus, it’s important to avoid these mistakes in order to look professional and to succeed on LinkedIn: 1. Do not leave your profile incomplete. Fill out each section and complete LinkedIn recommendations; 2. Do not...
15 Twitter Mistakes to Avoid
In a previous post, I talked about 15 mistakes to avoid when it comes to LinkedIn. In this post, I’m going to carry on with that theme, mistakes to avoid in social media, with 15 mistakes to avoid on Twitter. 1. You don’t engage your followers; 2. Don’...
5 Common Website Redesign Mistakes
According to Netcraft’s February 2014 Survey, there are about 920,102,079 active websites. By active websites, I mean websites that return a 200 OK response. That’s a lot of websites. With the development of content management system software like WordPress and Drupal, managing websites is a breeze....
Improve Website Page Speed
In the world we live in now, everything has to be done in an instant. So, what makes a website any different? Visitors don’t want to wait to see and use your website. Visitors don’t want to wait in a store to make a purchase. A world that...