In this era of responsive web design (RWD), many developers tend to make clients’ websites responsive. According to Wikipedia, RWD can be defined as: An approach to web design in which a site is crafted to provide an optimal viewing experience—easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling—across a wide range
WordPress 101: Embed Youtube Videos in WordPress
Writing a blogpost shouldn’t be all texts. Sometimes you want to add some spices to the article by adding some related images or videos. With WordPress, that can easily be done. Today I’m going to teach you how to embed Youtube videos on your WordPress site. For advance users, this is something you already know.
Add Floating Social Sharing Buttons to Website
Besides Search Engine Optimization (SEO), there is no doubt social network is another great source to increase traffic to your website. For example, a user might find that your article is useful, so he decided to share your article in his Facebook wall. Then, few of his friends noticed it and click on the link,
Automatically Create Video Thumbnail in WordPress
With auto embed feature enable in WordPress by default, it is now very easy to put (or better called embed) any video in your website. You just need to paste the video URL in your post editor, click Save Draft or Publish button and you’ll see the video. However, one thing I found that WordPress
Creating a Custom 404 Page in Genesis
Sometime you might encounter the 404 page when visiting a non-existed page. This might cause by various reasons, you might have misspelled the URL or maybe the author had deleted his article. Many websites have 404 page that is useless. Users feel lost and they quickly leave the website. This is an example of really unique
Add Popup Login in WordPress
I hate the default login page in WordPress. Although the login page can be customized, it’s not user friendly. Users have to click a link and they will be redirected to the login page. Why not just put the login form on the front page? It can be on your sidebar and on your top
Using One-Time Password in WordPress
If you’re a Hotmail user, you might notice a feature called One-Time Password. This is a future introduced by the Hotmail team to help users protect their account when accessing their email account in public. When using public WiFi, there are many security precautions can be taken to prevent someone from sneaking your private data
