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- Customizing and Styling the Password-Protected Form in WordPress
- A recent customer needs to add password protection to their WordPress pages, which is not complicated in itself. However, they later asked to modify the text and improve the appearance of the page. I readily accepted this challenge, and here is my implementation. How to customize password-protected pages in WordPress Step 1: Edit the functions.php file Open your functions.php file and add the following code block:
- CSS Tutorial 897 2025-02-27 10:59:13
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- CSS Comments
- All programming languages allow for the addition of comments and other hints to help understand the meaning of the code. Not all CSS code is as clear as font-size: 20px, so some snippets can benefit from adding comments or other hints near them. Here is an example: .cf { zoom: 1; /* for IE6 and IE7 */ } The comment in this line of code is the part "for IE6 and IE7" which has a leading backslash followed by an asterisk, and the asterisk and backslash at the end recognize it. We can add as many such comments to a style sheet, and using CSS comments to help identify parts of any style sheet that may be difficult to see at a glance is a good practice. By
- CSS Tutorial 776 2025-02-27 10:55:10
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- onmouseover (HTML element)
- The onmouseover HTML attribute triggers a JavaScript function when the mouse cursor moves over an element. Unlike onmousemove, which tracks movement within an element, onmouseover only fires once, when the cursor enters the element's boundaries. The
- CSS Tutorial 760 2025-02-27 10:45:10
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- :first-child (CSS selector)
- Description This pseudo-class matches an element only if it’s the first child element of its parent element. For instance, li:first-child matches the first list item in an ol or ul element. It doesn’t match the first child of a list item. For exam
- CSS Tutorial 949 2025-02-27 10:33:15
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- Start Using HTML5 WebSockets Today With a PHP Server
- HTML5 WebSockets revolutionize server communication by eliminating the need for AJAX requests. This tutorial guides you through creating a PHP WebSocket server and a client to exchange messages using the WebSocket protocol. A companion post covers u
- CSS Tutorial 230 2025-02-27 10:24:11
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- Descendant Selector (CSS Selector)
- Detailed explanation of CSS descendant selector The descendant selector is used to match all descendant elements of the specified element. The first simple selector in the selector represents the ancestor element—a higher-level element in the structure, such as the parent element, the parent element of the parent element, etc. The second simple selector represents the descendant elements we are trying to match. The combiner used in descendant selectors is a space character: space, horizontal tab, carriage return, line break or page break. Since space characters are allowed around the combiner, you can include multiple space characters between simple selectors in descendant selectors. Consider the following HTML snippet: Item 1 Sub-item 2A Sub
- CSS Tutorial 174 2025-02-27 10:12:16
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- rel (HTML attribute)
- Understanding the HTML rel Attribute The `rel` Attribute: Defining Relationships in HTML The rel attribute specifies the relationship between the current document and the linked resource. It's primarily used with
- CSS Tutorial 826 2025-02-27 10:09:16
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- How to Make a Sticky Menu in WordPress
- Website navigation menus are crucial design elements. Instead of simply adding a menu without careful consideration, designers should prioritize menu design, page space allocation, and user interaction. Sticky menus, popular for their persistent top
- CSS Tutorial 663 2025-02-27 10:01:10
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- 10 Best HTML5 Audio Players for Websites
- Enhance Your Website with Premium HTML5 Audio Players! Tired of basic audio players? Elevate your website's user experience with these premium HTML5 audio player plugins from CodeCanyon. Showcase your audio files beautifully and boost user engagem
- CSS Tutorial 691 2025-02-27 09:47:16
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- Framesets: A Comprehensive Guide Framesets, a method for structuring web pages into multiple independent frames, offer a way to divide the browser window into sections, each capable of displaying separate HTML documents. While once common, they've l
- CSS Tutorial 133 2025-02-27 09:33:10
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- id (HTML attribute)
- Description The id attribute provides a unique identifier for an element within the document. It may be used by an a element to create a hyperlink to this particular element. This identifier may also be used in CSS code as a hook that can be used
- CSS Tutorial 313 2025-02-27 09:30:15
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- Creating Animations With MotionLayout for Android
- This tutorial demonstrates how to easily animate widgets in your Android app using MotionLayout, a significant improvement over previous, more cumbersome methods. MotionLayout, part of ConstraintLayout 2.0 and above, simplifies creating custom trans
- CSS Tutorial 444 2025-02-27 09:07:16
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- CSS Selectors Cheat Sheet
- Key Points CSS selectors are critical parts of the CSS rule set, and they allow you to select and style specific HTML elements based on the type, attributes, or locations in an HTML document. There are many types of CSS selectors, including universal selectors, element type selectors, ID selectors, class selectors, sub-selectors, universal sibling selectors, adjacent sibling selectors, attribute selectors, pseudo-class selectors, and pseudo-element selectors. A universal CSS selector declared with an asterisk selects all elements on the page, while an element type selector locates HTML elements with the same name. ID CSS selectors declared with pound signs will locate matches
- CSS Tutorial 552 2025-02-27 08:51:14
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- HTML vs XHTML: Comparing Two Parsing Modes
- Detailed explanation of HTML5 parsing pattern: Differences between HTML and XML HTML5 provides two parsing modes: HTML and XML. Which mode to choose depends on whether the document uses the Content-type: text/html header or Content-type: application/xml xhtml header to provide services. Each mode has its own set of rules. HTML parsing mode allows for greater flexibility, such as: tags and attributes are case-insensitive, the start and end tags of certain elements are optional, and the attributes are not required for quotes. However, it requires HTML5 DOCTYPE to be included. XHTML5 parsing mode (also known as
- CSS Tutorial 935 2025-02-27 08:49:15
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- span (HTML element)
- The humble element: a versatile tool for styling and scripting Often overlooked, the element is a surprisingly useful tool in your HTML arsenal. Unlike elements that carry semantic meaning (like or ), provides a simple, generic way to target and
- CSS Tutorial 126 2025-02-27 08:47:20