Thewebsqueeze blog post: This final tutorial in the series called “Writing Functions In PHP” explains what a default value is and what it can do. We encourage you to read the prior tutorials in this series by clicking the links in the “Related Post” section below.
Continue Reading – Writing Functions In PHP – Default Values
Thewebsqueeze blog post: In the last couple of tutorials, we’ve been looking at how to get values into a function and return back values back out of the function. We can get the same end result by using Global Variable.
Continue Reading – Writing Functions In PHP – Global Variable
Thewebsqueeze blog post: In the last two tutorial series, we’ve been looking at functions. In this tutorial, we are going to look into a specific aspect of function, where function can return a value back out of them.
Let me introduce you to the best way to do your @font-face definitions, and you can start using your most favorite font type in your website!
Continue Reading – Quick Tip: How To Use Your Favorite Font In Your Website?
Thewebsqueeze blog post: This beginner tutorial explains how to write a simple php function that has flexibility.
Ever wonder the easiest way to upgrade your Wordpress? Here is the detail step that you should know. The original tutorial can be found in Wordpress.org
Thewebsqueeze blog post: This beginner PHP tutorials will teach you how to define functions, how to call functions, how to pass some simple arguments into a function and how to develop a function that can be reusable. This is the first tutorial in a series!
In this post I’ll feature 10 blog links that produce excellent content that is highly relevant to WordPress theme designers. If you do a lot of work with WordPress, either for your own site or for your clients, I recommend that you bookmark these blogs, it might be useful for you in the future.
Continue Reading – 10 Useful Links For Wordpress Designers and Developers
Thewebsqueeze blog post: The most effective way of managing your website or blog is to be able to perform updates, troubleshooting for errors and optimizing images, codes and scripts in an efficient way. What I do with all the websites that I design and maintain is to have all that process done locally on my PC instead of directly from the hosting server. Not only is the access time faster and convenient, you can also do thorough testing of your website before putting them live online. For that, I created this tutorial on “How to install Wordpress locally in Windows XP”.
Continue Reading – Install WordPress locally in Windows XP – (with WampServer)
2010 is here. Have you prepare your New Year’s Resolution yet? If no, it’s not too late I would say. Monieweb would like to wish you all, Happy New Year 2010 and hopefully a successful year ahead.
Upcoming informative article and tutorial from Monieweb.com this year is waiting you. Not to mention an attractive prices to be won in the up coming web design competition. Sit back, relax and enjoy the journey together…
