
Best Practices For Your Next Website Project
What causes the large discrepancy between what some WordPress developers charge compared to others? Answering this question requires consideration for the reason behind why you want a website in the first place. Some developers focus on the literal final product: the...
Mobile Marketing
50%of smartphone users buy right away.91%of smartphone users buy after viewing ads.
Digital Marketing – Facebook
Facebook marketing is a platform that offers a variety of highly targeted paid advertisements and organic posts, allowing brands to put their products and services in front of the massive audience. Over the last decade, Facebook has shifted from the most...
Drop Down Navigation Issue in Mobile Devices IPS4.6.6
After upgrading from 4.5 to 4.6 you may face dropdown issues if you are using a custom theme. The blocks in the lower half of the menu may appear as separate blocks. This may block other lower menu items. A...
Confused About rem and em units in CSS?
rem and em units in CSS is creating confusion for beginners, Most beginners don’t understand the correct meaning of both units and then use them without thinking much and it creates lots of problems for them. em and rem both...
Dynamic Dark Themes only with CSS
In this tutorial we will learn how to build a custom CSS theme that we can switch based on the users Operating System theme preferences. This will allow our UI to automatically switch to a dark mode or light mode....
Bootstrap Vs. CSS Grid
If you ask any front-end developer which is better, Bootstrap or CSS Grid; the answer you’ll receive is “it depends.” I’d like to give some unbiased context to the debate. I learned CSS Grid and Bootstrap 4 at roughly the...
Accessibility in Drupal: Significant Improvements
“Drupal 8 is the most accessible version of Drupal, and brings with it some features not seen in any other Content Management System, open-source or proprietary.“ But where do you start enhancing your organization site’s accessibility? Your accessibility planning? For...
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