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This guide takes you through the process of converting a website from XHTML 1.0 to HTML5 using the Fiverizer software. (Fiverizer is a program that I wrote to convert my own websites, all of which were also in XHTML 1.0. It may be downloaded and used free of charge.) ...

This article on whether a domain name registrar is the same thing as a web host answers a question I was asked by a visitor....

The entire BlueGriffon Tutorial has been updated for the version 3 series of BlueGriffon. Those thinking of using it to create a website can find the complete series online....

Sometimes you may want to keep a group of words on a web page together on a single line, rather than allowing the web browser to break them up and place them on separate lines if there's no space. This article shows you the HTML and CSS to accomplish this....

I was asked by a visitor why he couldn't dispense with a registrar and just make up any domain name he wanted. You may be surprised to hear that you can actually do that. But it won't do you any good....

There may be times you need to change the default colour of a link on your web page, for example, because the background colour clashes with it or renders it nearly invisible. This article shows you how to do it using the free BlueGriffon web editor....

This article deals with how to change the colour of the links on a web page using the free Microsoft Expression Web editor. It also addresses how you can change the colour of a link that has been clicked, as well as its colour when a mouse pointer is hovering over it....

This article deals with how you can restore the Style Properties panel in the BlueGriffon web editor should you find it missing or not visible when you enable it....

This article deals with how you can store an entire background image in the CSS of a web page for those situations where you need a self-contained web page....

One of my visitors wanted his users to be able to choose a song from a list, and have it play in an audio player on his web page. This article provides the JavaScript and HTML code for the task....

Find out how to generate an SSL certificate for a website on your own computer. (For those wondering, SSL certificates are needed so that your site can be accessed using HTTPS instead of HTTP.) ...

This article answers a visitor's question on how to set the height of a DIV (or even other elements) so that it is a percentage of the browser window/viewport. And no, using the percent unit (ie, "%") won't work the way you think....

You may think designing a website is easy, but many businesses still make mistakes when building one. Those mistakes can reduce conversions and scare away leads Here I present to you eight website design mistakes you may make and how you can fix them. You Don’t Use The Right Templates Every website carries its own key function. For example, an e-commerce website aims to sell products, while a port...

Weblogs (more commonly known as Blogs) initially started as a means of keeping logs of one’s daily life - just like we used to do with jouals. Ten years ago, many didn’t see a point in maintaining a...

The attack is the best form of defense is a very common phrase which you would have come across, here attack symbolizes of being aggressive towards your work. Similarly, if you are into the world of c...

YouTube is the second biggest search engine in the world and the 2nd most popular website in the world with over 2 billion monthly active devices. YouTube has grown pretty quickly and overtaken Facebo...

Creating a website for your business? While plaing to have a constantly available website, you caot afford to overlook the key trends in web hosting. With the impact of web hosting growing at trem...

If you are just dipping your toe into tech entrepreneurship, you are likely frequently bumping into a few unfamiliar acronyms: UX, UI, CX and similar. All these are abbreviations for a similar concept...

Before getting into tips on marketing a law firm in the digital age, come on answer this question. Do you have time to play as a law firm marketing expert, while you are already busy playing as a lead...

Every once in a while I run a certain program (MATLAB) and it takes up too much memory. At this stage the physical mem is at ~100% and the computer barely works. I then terminate MATLAB and I can see the memory is freed on the task manager (image). However, it takes about 5-10 minutes until I have full control over my computer back. In these 10 minutes the computer gradually becomes usable, open programs get 'unfreezed', etc. I guess that if MATLAB consumed all the memory then some other program's data was saved in the swap mem, but is it okay for this process of 'recovery' to take such a long time? I'm using Windows 7 with intel i5-2500 and 12GB RAM. Thank you. Let's block ads! بخوانید...