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I received one of the periodic email messages that domain name owners receive, and as I was managing the tasks required by the message I realized that many of my readers may not be familiar with this very important topic. Whaaaaaat????? Well, that was a hyperbolic way of saying that …
I was cleaning my desk today. As I was doing that task I was mumbling and grumbling about all the “technology stuff” that was in the way. Typically, I work with two computers, and sometimes three, cooking at any given moment. I have been known to have all four cranking …
Now, this issue we will go back in time to when I was designing and building theatrical scenery. One of the basic things that we were taught was how to build theatrical wagons. Wagons are rolling platforms. They are an essential component to scenery in the theatre. When they are …
In case you have missed it, and I can’t imagine how you could have, there’s been a lot of talk about Web site security. A year or two ago, Uncle Google started giving priority to sites that were “secure”. If you are a WordPress user on Blue Host, you may …
Preparing slides for slideshows on WordPress (and other CMS) Web sites seems to be a great mystery. I am asked regularly about the subject. In this post we will take a quick look at the problem. Slides for slide shows can be nearly any size. For the purposes for this …
Despite many years of search engine magic, we still have quite a few people who are in the dark about how they work. Right now our primary search engines are Google, and to a much lesser degree, Bing. Then even farther down the percentages are engines such as Yahoo! and …
One of the biggest problems that Web developers have is keeping up with the latest and greatest in methodology. The Web changes rapidly, in fact it is in a constant state of flux. Nary a week goes by that there is not some new development in SEO, JavaScript, coding, security, …
Let’s talk writing consistency for a few minutes. One of the biggest problems that many people who write for the Web have is being consistent. Consistency means writing words and terms the same way each time. This is not to be confused with alternate phrases or synonyms. Consistency is important …
Actually, yes, you do! You DO need an editor. I am going to tell you right up front that I am terrible at self-editing. In fact, most people are bad at it, too. Have you ever written something, checked it, and then had somebody tell you about language or spelling …
