It’s been a couple a days since Microsoft unveiled Windows 8 Consumer preview (or Win8CP as the trends would read). Most of us got very excited to try it out as soon as it got downloaded. Some of us even cursed Microsoft for their shitty servers and the problems caused while downloading the Windows 8 […]
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Google finally agreed to add a ‘Do Not Track‘ button in it’s in-house browser, Chrome. Since the introduction of the SOPA act there has been a lot of talk about privacy and tracking. Most tech companies had taken a clear stand on whether they need to track their visitors and supply site resources (on-site features, […]
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I’m sure most of you might have seen a stitched border on website layouts. It’s one of those common style tricks which designers love to experiment with. But if you check the source code of such websites then you’ll find that 90% of them have used a background-image. Now I’m not saying that using a […]
Productivity is the key in today’s day and age if you want to finish your task on/before time. A few days ago we listed out some productivity apps for web designers which will help enhance the work-rate. Coming back to the topic, Google AdSense is something which every blogger or web publisher thrives upon to […]
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Recently Google took a blatant decision to promote Google+ where ever it could find white-space. Due to this, Google has been at the receiving end of a lot of flak from social media and marketing experts. People are not annoyed with the intent to promote a company’s native social network on it’s own platform but […]
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WordPress permalink structure is perhaps the most debated issue be it in WordPress specific forums or on other blogs. Earlier at DailyBlogging I had kept the permalink structure to /%year%/%month%/%date%/%postname%. But after a week or two I changed that to /%category%/%postname%/. The reasons were pretty logical for this change. First: I seldom used to post […]
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As a web designer one has to think out-of-box in each and every design. And thinking requires a lot of time. So why waste time when you’ve loads of time-saving productivity apps around you. Rather we can utilize that time in thinking only about the design. That is exactly what we are going to achieve […]
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As we all know WordPress is the best and popular-most option when it comes to writing/publishing posts and more importantly managing a blog efficiently. Very often you’ll find blogs opening up to guest posting (like even we have done) in order to allow other bloggers to showcase their writing skills and ultimately share their knowledge […]
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As web surfers we are very keen to know which website uses which script or CMS (Content Management System). No? Well one would be certainly lying if the answer to that question would be ‘No’. Here we are NOT talking about client-end scripts like jQuery, JS or Ajax instead we are focusing on the site’s […]
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Content not getting delivered to a subscriber’s email inbox is nothing short of a nightmare for a blogger. Specially the one who depends largely on mail subscribers and not search engine visitors for traffic. If you are facing a similar problem and you burn your feeds on Feedburner; then by the time you read this post […]
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