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Tag Archives: menu
WordPress Content Most Popular Words Primer Tutorial
Today’s new WordPress functionality for our TwentyTen themed blog website looks back at a lot of the discoveries of WordPress Emoji Prefixed Submenu Primer Tutorial as shown below, in that we again make use of an Add Page submenu scenario … Continue reading →
WordPress Emoji Prefixed Submenu Primer Tutorial
The fact that we find scope for so many CSS improvements and ideas around the menu system of our WordPress blog’s menu “Add Page” area and its submenus, is an indication of good and flexible web design, as we recently … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, CSS, menu, PHP, programming, submenu, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, UX, Wordpress
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WordPress Show HTML Tags Primer Tutorial
We’ve got one new concept and one concept revisited today with our work on some WordPress Blog functionality to allow users to show the HTML coding behind some of the HTML elements of the RJM Programming Blog webpage of interest. … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, content, CSS, HTML, menu, PHP, programming, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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Joomla Categories and Articles and Menus Primer Tutorial
The Joomla CMS is used extensively around the world for Apache hosted PHP/MySql eCommerce and blogging websites. At the heart of a Joomla website are the relationships among … Categories Articles Menus … in the order of readiness the content … Continue reading →
HTML/Javascript Vertical Buttons Primer Tutorial
There are so many variations of web design on the net now with the number of websites and web platforms and web browsers being catered to. Many websites need a menu system of some sort to help the user with … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, button, HTML, Javascript, menu, programming, tutorial, web design, webpage
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Windows Web Browser Home Page Primer Tutorial
If you use Windows a lot, and you are not yet up to the touch possibilities of Windows 8 (yet?), you will find right-clicking pretty natural, and then you may have got to the slightly advanced anticipation-of-what-would-(likely)-be-available-on-a-right-click “club” of users … Continue reading →
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Tagged Control Panel, desktop, Firefox, Google Chrome, home page, Internet Explorer, laptop, menu, Microsoft, Opera, PC, Safari, shortcut, tutorial, web browser, Windows
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WordPress Blog Download Mode Toggler Primer Tutorial
On this WordPress Blog we’ve had a policy with downloading of code that it is more or less up to the user to read the code, take their own copy, and use that (clipboard) buffer however they feel like it. … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, blog, DOM, download, GETME, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, menu, PHP, programming, submenu, tutorial, user experience, UX, web design, webpage, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Submenu Primer Tutorial
Lots of websites have a menu of options somewhere near to the top of their landing pages (and the others that follow), to put the navigable parts of the website close to the user’s attention. So you definitely see those … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, blog, CMS, content management systems, Javascript, menu, posting, programming, submenu, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, upload, web design, webpage, Wordpress
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