Summary Every business wants its website to attract as much traffic as it can. But the question is- Can your website efficiently handle all of the sudden traffic? This post will equip you with a guide to prepare your WordPress website for rapid traffic surges. By implementing these recommendations, you not only enhance the resilience … Read more →
No big surprise, at that point that CSS frameworks developed after some time and removed the more significant part of the agony. Today we can’t envision coding without our most loved CSS system, as focusing on multiple screen sizes has turned into a need. But how would you realize your system is the best for … Read more →
What Does a Cache Do? A cache pronounced as “cash” is a small container that stores frequently used information that a computer can access on demand. This information can include static HTML pages and parts of web pages, such as logos and designs, that do not need to be repeatedly downloaded. A web page loads … Read more →
Do you hang around webmaster circles? Then you will realize how controversial the HTML and CSS validation are to some people. Here we are going to discuss about different perspectives on the controversy and also list out some practical methods to improve the website’s appearance. What does HTML or CSS validation mean? Well, validation refers … Read more →
Image theft has become a cause of concern for many photographers and artists. This has resulted in many looking for ways of protecting their work from being plagiarized. Here are some of the methods which are used to protect images. 1. No right click script The no right click JavaScript is one of the most … Read more →
SEO, in itself is a two part job – there’s on-page SEO and off-page SEO. Additionally, on-page SEO has two main parts to it as well: (1) the keyword-focused part, and (2) the technical part. Getting the keywords for your site right is a whole different story, and some people even believe that this is … Read more →
The new version of Firefox, the Firefox 8.0 released on November 8, 2011, has been with released with much fanfare and some changes such as improved security and some minor updates. Firefox is a free and open source web browser from Mozilla that is fast easy and rewarding. The latest version, Firefox 8,0 comes with … Read more →
With the increasing trend in mobile platform, there are limitations of the website being displayed in the actual HTML format as designed for your web browsing over a PC or a laptop. These HTML formats could be made more amicable to make your website supportive and adapt efficiently to work well on the mobile platform. … Read more →
Firefox 3.6 beta was supposed to be released around mid-October, but it took until now to have the first beta available for the public. The new beta is based on the Gecko 1.9.2 web rendering engine, coming to you with several new features and enhancements: One-click change of browser appearance. Now warns user if a … Read more →
Sometimes a featured post can be a good thing, if you have something you’d really want to push and make your readers aware of – like you can see on the following screenshot where I’m “pushing” the first interview I’ve ever done for techpatio.com. That post, as featured, will always appear on top of my … Read more →