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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 …
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 …
