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WordPress Blog Course via Landing Page Topic Tutorial
Yesterday’s WordPress Blog Course via Landing Page Tutorial addressed interfacing … Landing Page dropdown navigation to … blog posting “thread” ideas (where those horizontal rule <hr /> elements “continue the conversation”) … but today we want to add … blog … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, dropdown, function, landing page, peer to peer, PHP, post, posting, programming, select, theme, topic, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, user, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Course via Landing Page Tutorial
We’re revisiting Online Course ideas onto the last ideas at WordPress Blog Course Design Double Click Tutorial by adding to the previously catered for “Course Design at a peer to peer level by users”, in favour of offering the idea … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, dropdown, function, landing page, peer to peer, PHP, post, posting, programming, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, user, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog TwentyTen Theme Glow Tutorial
And so we come to (W3School’s glowing text inspired) “glow” ideas regarding this WordPress blog, adding onto yesterday’s Flowchart and Venn Diagram Glow Tutorial blog posting thread of “glow” functionality. Today we show you this WordPress blog TwentyTen theme’s stylesheet … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, border-radius, box shadow, circle, CSS, div, DOM, flowchart, glow, highlight, HTML, Javascript, post, posting, programming, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Venn diagram, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog ISBN Links Mobile Safari Tutorial
We discovered an interesting thing on “Mobile Safari”, to be precise, iPad Safari web browser, regarding its interplay with WordPress Blog ISBN Links Primer Tutorial as shown below, that being that … if you are using a Mobile Safari web … Continue reading
MySql Database on Database Join Tutorial
Why might you want to join two tables from different databases of the same type, that being MySql, today? We can think of … synchronizing two data sources represented by those two database tables, perhaps one updated, one yet to … Continue reading
WordPress Blog Posting Generic Misspelling Fix Tutorial
Let’s start out as “devil’s advocate” for today’s WordPress Generic Misspelling Fix project, that has a large amount of synergy with the “content” emphasis of WordPress Blog Posting Thread Content Summary Tutorial. What are some things to beware of when … Continue reading
WordPress Blog Posting Content Summary Primer Tutorial
We really like WordPress.org for the basis of this blog’s design (and recognize WordPress.com as a great idea for those not wanting to host their own Apache/PHP/MySql domain). And am sure you would not be surprised that I am not … Continue reading
