by suleski | Apr 11, 2014 | Products, Technical
Typically, if using raw HTML/CSS, chances are that your site might work on something like Chrome, but not on something like Internet Explorer. Enter Bootstrap – a collection of CSS and Javascript that handles the nuances between browsers. It really has become...
by suleski | Apr 9, 2014 | Products, Reference, Technical, Walkthroughs
Recently, I gave up on using Eclipse in favor of NetBeans. I had also considered Visual Studio for my Windows machine, but NetBeans was easy to setup a project that did not get in the way of the folder hierarchy and worked well with my local WAMP setup. As I started...
by suleski | Apr 9, 2014 | Products, Technical
As I develop a new theme, I want to package plugins with my theme. Normally, plugins are installed under wp-content/plugins – but if you are distributing your theme, you need a clean, WordPress-familiar way of distributing the corresponding plugins as well...
by suleski | Nov 7, 2013 | Products, Technical
Most any modern website makes use of a backend database. Even if you use a content platform like WordPress, you are, in fact, implicitly using a MySQL database whether you realize it or not. So, there will likely be times when you or your tech friend have a need to...
by suleski | Oct 1, 2013 | Products, Technical
See the update in the Recommendation section at the bottom of this article. I have installed and/or used a number of IDEs when editing web-languages, like PHP. This article lists out what I have tried and my quick thoughts on each. At the end, I make a current...
by suleski | Sep 20, 2013 | Products, Technical
Great for visual indications, icons can add just enough interest to otherwise plain sites. Traditionally, Developers would use image files (like .gif, .jpg, or .png) to display in their markup. The code for a button with some text and an icon might have looked...
