Nathan Segal

In this video we’re going to have a look at WordPress for mobile. And since I’ll be reviewing it on an Android phone, we’ll be using that device to complete the review. I started by visiting the Google Play site and downloading the software. Lets take a look at the video from here.

As with my last article 7 Things You Must Know Before Building a Website, I decided to tap into the knowledge of my colleague John Overall, who is a WordPress designer and CSS expert. According to John here’s what you need to know: 1.      “CSS is a relatively straightforward language for the most part but […]

When it comes to building any type of web presence, I like to learn from professionals, people who know how to get consistent results. With that in mind I contacted one of my professional colleague John Overall, who is a web designer and WordPress expert. While we discussed such topics as CSS, HTML, JavaScript and […]

When you look at the WordPress default editor, you have two options: Visual or HTML. If you use the Visual editor, it will look at code as ordinary text so it will convert (encode) a < character into <. This will prevent the code from being interpreted by a web browser. In contrast, if you […]

10 Tips to Improve Your Coding Workflow Programming is one of the most important IT skills in the world today. If you master programming in a variety of languages, you will have many work opportunities before you, now, and in the years to come. One down side is not learning or developing an effective workflow, […]

In the quest to build a successful business, sooner or later you’ll realize you need a social media strategy and tools. When doing so, the down side is all the options, which can overwhelm you quickly. In this article we’re going look at several different strategies, as well as things to avoid. 10 Strategies to Create […]

With the advent of mobile devices, a new industry came into existence. Mobile devices are now so popular that many users no longer buy desktop or laptop computers. Advertisers, seeing the value of this new medium are taking for advantage of it, offering products, games, apps and more. In this article you’ll learn about 10 […]

The title for this article might be a bit of misnomer. While it’s entirely possible to build WordPress themes from scratch, it can be a really time consuming process. Fortunately, there are other ways of getting the job done. One option is to make use of theme building software, such as Headway Themes or Moboom […]

Essentially, open source software is free software for your business or personal use. Open source developers freely share their knowledge and make the source code available to the public. The software is distributed with a license which allows other developers can modify it and/or add to it. Some examples of open source software are: WordPress, […]

In this article we’re going to at programming with and for peripherals, including keyboard, mouse, as gesture devices such as Leap Motion and Windows Kinect as well as devices such as pens and microphones. To get the inside track, I spoke with Earl Flormata, a colleague at Big Box Apps. Here’s what he had to […]

In this article we look at Open Graph and how it may or may not affect SEO. To show you how this works, my colleague Steve Wiideman is going to take you on a guided tour. He said: “Essentially there are many things you can do with Open Graph not just related to your web […]

CSS3 Multi-column Layouts The CSS multi-column layout uses new CSS properties which allow designers to break a layout into blocks. The two main properties which control the number of columns are: column-count and column-width.   Related Properties   column-width column-count column-gap column-rule column-rule-width column-rule-style column-rule-color column-span column-fill columns   Degradation   Column properties are ignored […]