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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a cornerstone of the internet. It is the part that gives websites their final visual representation in the browsers. As a client-side technique, CSS rules can be viewed, modified, and disabled right inside the visitor’s browser.
This article describes the most useful techniques to deactivate webpage styles for testing and other purposes. Read more …
Browsers download and interpret multiple files to properly show a website. These files usually contain HTML elements to structure the webpage, and CSS code to visually display it inside the browser. In most cases, styles alongside other code snippets are embedded inside HTML pages and coupled with other elements.
We developed a practical guide with step-by-step instructions to view the CSS style for the whole website, a specific webpage, and a single element inside the page. Read more …
Developing software programs usually involves dealing with many common and repetitive problems. These frequently encountered issues can be often found solved elsewhere by someone else. Copying and re-using others’ solutions could easily save hours and maybe days implementing the same solution over and over again.
We discuss why developers copy/paste code, when, and how often. We also check to what extent it is legal to copy code from common platforms. Read more …
A WordPress developer is an experienced programmer, whose work is concentrated on manipulating the WordPress platform to craft websites. Similarly, a web developer is a skilled programmer who can develop websites of different kinds using a variety of web frameworks and technologies.
We explore the difference between WordPress developers and web developers in terms of tasks, salaries, and relation to other job titles. Read more …
WordPress is certainly one of the most popular content management systems that run the web. Both normal users and programmers rely on it to build websites very efficiently.
We explore why web developers use WordPress, when they use it, and why they need to learn it for their careers. Read more …
Without any doubt, WordPress is one of the most powerful content management systems that dominate the web. Though, it is still a nightmare for some web developers who hate it for many reasons.
We discuss the most common aspects that (some) experienced web developers actually hate about WordPress. Regardless of whether they are using it or not. Read more …
Any system or application usually requires minimum software requirements to run properly. Likewise, WordPress clearly asks for a list of “recommendations” that the hosting server should provide in order for the platform to work with no issues.
We explore in this article why every WordPress site should have a database and what alternatives are available for creating a website without a database. Read more …
Learning how to code in WordPress requires basic (and sometimes advanced) knowledge of the main techniques that were used to build the platform.
In this article, we highlight the most important programming languages and techniques users need to know to start coding in WordPress. Read more …
Using WordPress without PHP is one of the common questions in the widespread WordPress community. It primarily aims to know if coding is required to build a website in WordPress or not.
In this article, we discuss to what extent PHP and other coding knowledge are required to run a complete WordPress site. Read more …
There is an easy and straightforward method to check the PHP version in WordPress without plugins. By just accessing the default admin panel and without any extra add-ons or technical skills.
In this article, we will find step-by-step how to check PHP version in WordPress without a plugin. Read more …