USB Flash Drives Rock...
USB Flash Drives Rock
Just in case you’ve never used a USB flash drive (sometimes called thumb drives or jump drives), I’m here to encourage you to do so. You can pick one up with just a small amount of space for nearly free, and that might be a good way to start, but these days, flash drives come in sizes up to 32 Gigs, which is just huge.... 
Learning PHP : Beginner Tu...
Learning PHP : Beginner Tutorials
At some point, people who have some knowledge of HTML and/or CSS eventually need to do more, and usually they start wondering if they should learn PHP. Most, in fact, have already played around with it a little because they’ve made some minor adjustments to existing PHP code in WordPress, forum software, or some other application... 
Changing The Color Scheme ...
Changing The Color Scheme Of CSS Templates
Yesterday, I showed you how I chop up a free CSS template into pieces so that site-wide elements can be automatically included via PHP. That’s the first step I usually take when customizing a template, but it’s definitely not the last step. Today I’m going to show you the next step I usually take:   Changing... 
Chop CSS Templates Into Se...
Chop CSS Templates Into Separate PHP-Included Files
  I thought I’d share my normal procedure for starting a new web site, using a free CSS template, chopping it up into separate PHP parts, editing bits, and putting it all back together again. Unless you are a web designer by trade, or have one that works for you, you may not be comfortable starting a design from scratch,... 
Are You Ready For Some Foo...
Are You Ready For Some Football? Widgets, I Mean
Image via WikipediaCan you smell the pigskin in the air? Have you already started pulling jerseys and team sweats out of the closet? It’s that time of year again, when football (the American kind) is on everyone’s mind. I don’t know about you, but this webchicklet likes to be able to have instant information... 
Easy Ways To Let Visitors ...
Easy Ways To Let Visitors Comment On Your Web Site Pages
Web 2.0 is all about the conversation, and much of that conversation comes from letting visitors comment on your site’s articles and pages. But much of that technology has been so far reserved for blogs or sites that have been programmed to allow comments. What about your lonely little static web site that you lovingly built...