If you’re a web developer, you might be familiar with the Developer Tools built into almost all modern desktop web browsers. It gives you a handy toolkit to help you…

Inspect Element is a handy tool in the web developer’s arsenal to test and debug application behavior in various web browsers. Nearly all desktop-based web browsers, like Chrome, Safari, Edge,…

If you are a blogger or a webmaster, you might be aware of an ongoing attack on WordPress websites from all around the world. The unidentified attackers are reportedly using…

Most of the bloggers of today depend primarily on a single source of income for publishing  their content online. That income source we’re talking about is none other than online…

One of the key priorities while setting up your blog is to decide on your blog’s URL structure for the individual posts. An improper URL structure can impact the performance…

After successfully setting up WordPress, you need to play around WordPress to make yourself comfortable with it. You can log into your website’s admin panel by launching the URL example.com/wp-admin/…

In the previous chapter, we showed you how you can set up your blog using WordPress. But it was set up in the local system. Our main intention is to…

We have discussed about setting up a static website. Static websites can be designed to look attractive using CSS and many websites still hold static content. But there are a…

We have previously talked about websites, their several types, as well as Content Management Systems. If you have been following us from the very beginning, by now you must be…

In the previous article, we have covered the different types of websites available on the Internet. Technically speaking, you can create any website consisting of either static or dynamic webpages….