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So as times go by, and I began adding more domains and subdomains to my hosting, I’ve come to the conclusion that it was getting crowded. I deleted over half of my subdomains that I wasn’t using since they were used mainly for client use, and my root folder was getting messy. Naturally I didn’t care about that until the last 2 hours when I suddenly got irked by it, so I researched on how to move wordpress to it’s own directory, and I’ll give you a review of the process step by step instead of you having to read through some mess.
Categories: Coding Snippets Web Design
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As a web developer, I’m sure most of us code our sites in our favorite browsers such as Firefox or Google Chrome. Sure enough, we speed through coding as everything works out right, but then we get slapped down by clients when they open their Internet Explorer browser and they see a huge mess. If you haven’t experienced this trouble, then either you’re a web coding prodigy, or just haven’t checked out some of your works on IE6 and up. (I have to give IE 8 some credit for being somewhat usable).
So what’s the fastest way to clean up?
Categories: Coding Snippets Tutorials Web Design
There’s always a part in a designer’s life where they come to the sense that a new redesign is in store for them. What does it take to redesign? Are you simply going to code a new site, replace graphics, or add new functions or features? Recently I’ve seen a lot of “redesign” and to me it’s probably the easiest thing to do than designing from scratch.
Categories: Case Studies
Over the past weekend, many of you have seen quite a few changes on this site. I can say I’m 100% done redesigning, but there are a few pages and stuff that I need to fill in. However, I’m proud to present to you, the new look and direction for myself.
Categories: Case Studies
I’m happy to announce the winners of the first contest hosted by Creative-Le Studios and sponsored by Collins College Career Services. Before I showcase the winners, I just want to give everyone that contributed and helped with the contest a round of applause. Thanks for entering and making the contest, an actual contest.
And here are the winners….
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