I always like to change the favicon on my projects so that the little picture on the browser tab isn’t the standard ‘G’ that comes with the Genesis theme. To do that I create (or have a graphics person create) a small 16×16 image and name it favicon.ico. I would then upload the image to […]
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I’ve had several discussions with clients lately about logos. I am not a graphic artist by any stretch of the imagination and I don’t often create logos (I do have interns and subcontractors who can do that for me), but there are a few things I’ve picked up over the years about logos and what
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I used to set my background images with HTML. I realize that this way is deprecated – meaning that it is no longer a part of the HTML standard. But, since you may still see it done this way in old web pages, I want to include it here: <body background=”photo.jpg”> This may still work
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The more I use jQuery, the more I like it! Today’s tip is how to use a jQuery plugin called Superfish to create a drop-down menu on your web page. You can download the plugin and find more documentation for it here. Once you’ve downloaded the plugin, you should move the css, images and js
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A friend of mine recently received an unexpected, rather large bill from an expensive, online stock image company. His website development had been outsourced to someone overseas through a well-known website that matches up developers with people needing web related services. The developer had decided to copy images from the stock image website instead of
To add an image to your web page, you will need to use the image tag: <img src=”/pathToImage/imageName.jpg” /> If my image is named sunshine.jpg and is in the same folder as my web page, it would look like this: <img src=”sunshine.jpg” > If my image is in a folder called ‘images’ which is also
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