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5 Useful CSS Tools

Saturday, 17 March 2012 16:24

5 Useful CSS ToolsCSS or Cascading Style Sheets is still one of the most popular modes of designing a working website, yet, for many designers it can be at times a lengthy and tedious job. Thus, many web designers have took to using CSS tools in order to quicken the process up as well as have more control over design elements. Here's a few of the favourite CSS tools recommended by web designers to enable you to create a working website quickly and easily using CSS web design - you don't even need to know everything about CSS!

Two HTML 5 Canvas Examples

Monday, 05 March 2012 10:48

I've written about HTML5 Canvas External link elements a few weeks before. Today we would like to showcase a couple of new HTML 5 Canvas Examples, the first canvas example is that of  Super Mario bros as pictured below:

HTML 5 canvas example - Super Mario Bros

To see a live preview of this please CLICK HERE External link. Isn’t it just amazing to see were the future of HTML 5 is heading.

Usability Tools To Test Your Sites UsabilityAside from the classic usability tests, you can call upon quite a number of usability tools to test your site's usability. Of course, you don't have to use every single one. Here are some usability tools.

Affinity Diagrams

Affinity diagramming is a categorization method where users sort various concepts into categories.

This method is used by a team to organize a large amount of data according to the natural relationships between the items. Basically, you write each concept on a card and users move the cards to groups based on how they feel the concept belongs with other concepts.

HTML5 Canvas Element

Monday, 12 December 2011 18:17
I've blogged perviously about HTML5 External link . I'm personally reading more HTML5 document . HTML5, together with CSS3 and responsive design are the new buzz around web technologies these days . I wante take your attention to HTML Canvas element

Canvas Element

One of the great new features HTML5 has to offer, is the <canvas> element. It gives you the ability to draw shapes dynamically or even manipulate images. <canvas> by itself provides vast possibilities in modern web design and development but it is not a matter to discuss in this article.

HTML5 Video Tag

Thursday, 01 December 2011 12:07

One of the most exciting buzz these days in web circles is about HTML5 and specifically video on HTML5. HTML5 video tag has solved the age old problem site owners and designers face on how to best embed video on websites.

Prior to the new HTML5 video tag you basically had two options for embedding video on your site to get a video player or to use a 3rd party service like YouTube to host your video and them use their embed code to put the video on your site.

Most people are currently using the 2nd option of using services like YouTube to host their videos and them embedding them on their own site. This option is not really a better design standard than getting a video player and hosting your own videos but it is quicker and free which is why most people end up using this configuration for videos.

Today, I want to mention an ugly bug that many of the Joomla! templates has. This is a clear bug of Joomla! templates. You can say "<jdoc:include type="message" />" bug to this

What is <jdoc:include type="message" />?

I want to quote what it is from the Official Joomla! Documention . See http://docs.joomla.org/Jdoc_statements#Message External link

<jdoc:include type="message" />

This element should only appear once in the <body> element of the Template to render system and error messages that occurred in the request.

CSS styles for system messages can be found in templates\system\css\system.css

It's a Joomla! template element which shows the system messages.
I'm writing this blog post to share some tips about css conflicts. I'm going to try to explain "What is a css conflict?" and "How to solve a css conflict?" . So lets's start.

What's CSS Conflict?

Sometimes two (or more) css rules is applied to the same . Let me give an example. Lets assume you have the following css rules in different css files (You can say that one is coming from your global Joomla!/Wordpress template and The other is coming from your Joomla! Component/Wordpress plugin)

 h2 { font-size: 2em; margin: 1em; color: black } 
and

You have decided to create a page on Facebook . You have added Facebook related Joomla! extensions or Wordpress modules to your web sites . You have extensions which sends your content to Facebook (Jobs! Pro External link can publish your content on Facebook automaticly). You have completed all technical side of getting ready for Facebook

Now what? Now you need to get more fans to your Facebook page. Facebook is all about building a community

Here are some ways to engage your fans and get them interacting on your Facebook Page.

1. Post Regularly

One of the best ways to get your fans to start engaging with you more is to start posting more often. Remember that Facebook fans usually only see you when you post an update that goes into their News Feed. By posting regular, consistent updates, you’ll keep showing up in their News Feed and you’ll become more familiar to them. They will be far more likely to comment and interact with you if they feel like they already know you.

3 Useful Google Analitics Feature

Wednesday, 06 July 2011 22:32
Are you using Google Analitics or not? If you are not using it, You are missing many useful data about your web site. Google Analytics is very powerful free tool to track your site visitors and get enormous amount of useful data. To get the most out of Google Analytics use these how to, hacks and tricks. It will help you to improve Google Analytics tracking features and get custom reports and track everything that you want. You’ll find here how to improve Adsense and Adwords data tracking, how to track Twitter and Facebook campaigns, how to get SEO rankings and many other invaluable things to improve your Google Analytics experience.

How To Start Using Google Analitics

1. Visit www.google.com/analytics/ and create your analitics account
2. Get the code that you take from google web site and insert it to your web site

It's done. You can also find some useful plugins from Joomla Extensions Directory or WordPress extensions directory