There are many things that can render a photograph useless. Too dark, too light, blurriness, graininess and yes – red eye. Red eye could quite possibly be the worst. I’ve seen folks flip through blurry photos in the past and not think twice. I’ve never seen someone ignore, or not notice, someone in a photo […]
Website Development & Coding Tips, Tutorials & Techniques
The development section includes posts and articles that cover tips, tutorials and best practices for various areas of coding and web development. Discussion includes fundamental and moderately advanced topics in the worlds of PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, WordPress and more. Additional topics include development tools as well as coverage of online communities that assist with the development profession.
Exploring the Video Timeline Panel in Adobe Photoshop
I’ve been doing some thinking and have concluded that video is the future. While I absolutely love photography and will never give it up, I think it would only be prudent for me to immerse myself in video as much as possible. I’ve been taking and editing video for almost five years, so I almost […]
How to Open RAW Files Straight From Adobe Bridge to Photoshop
I do a lot of food and nature photography. When I’m finished shooting, I end up with dozens of photos. Usually, these are RAW files. After I transfer the files from my camera to my computer, I like to weed through them to pull out the good ones. Then, I edit all the images I’d […]
Learning the Best New Features of CSS3
CSS3 has introduced many really neat features to the playing field, many of which were once (and still are) handled by image editors or JavaScript. And after toying with much of what CSS is now capable of, I have to say, the lines are getting fairly blurred. It’s almost like “coding” an image editor, if […]
WordPress SEO: How To Supercharge Your Website Traffic
SEO – An area of WordPress that’s truly fun. It’s definitive, widespread and the rules have been established. There’s probably no larger community of folks on the planet that can guide you and tell you, “Yep, been there and done that.” All the mistakes have already been made, so all we have to do now […]
PHP Code Used in WordPress
Most of the PHP code you’ll need for your WordPress install can be found in the codex. The codex is simply a huge repository of instructions, code and support. It’s a wonderful place for WordPress developers to hang out because, not only does it contain much of what you’ll need to answers questions and solve […]
Layout Methods Using CSS
If something is all the rage these days, it’s got to be website layout. I suppose layout has always been popular, but with Google’s recent “Mobile Friendly Update,” the topic of layout has increased in importance exponentially. I wish I had ridden that wave, because there was, and still is, tons of work to be […]
Working With PHP in WordPress
It’s the strangest thing – since I’ve begun delving into the world of coding, I’ve heard very little in terms of PHP. It seems that the majority of folks who are attempting to get into this field are more concerned with JavaScript, Python and the plethora of tools that emerge daily. That strikes me as […]
Understanding the CSS Box Model
In CSS, the box model is where we start to have fun. It’s the basis of page layout, so it sort of constitutes the building blocks of what our pages will look like. The box model isn’t difficult to understand either, once we grasp a few key concepts. In the most basic sense, the box […]
Creating Blog Templates in WordPress
In this post, we’re going to set up the template files necessary to make a fully functional blog section on a WordPress site. We’ll also configure the admin area to allow for what we’d like to happen. This isn’t complicated, but there are a few areas that need to be covered. Our goal here is […]
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