This is another article in our series — AJAX Help. We hear from a lot of readers who would like more Tutorials to help them learn AJAX. So, we’re pleased to provide an excellent list by Max Keisler. We look forward to hearing from you with comments about the tutorials, and if you
In this edition of the continuing series on using WordPress as a Content Management System — CMS — we take a look at GreekCare.org — a non-profit resource site using a handful of key plugins and some custom programming to meet its mission online.
The Greek Care website (GreekCare.org.au) is a service for Melbourne, Australia’s aging… Continue reading
We’ve had a number of requests from readers for more AJAX — Asynchronous JavaScript And XML — tutorials, and so Max Keisler presents here a round-up of 30 good online tutorials for you. If you’re new to AJAX, just reading the descriptions of the tutorials here will give you an overview of capabilities. Then, move on to the tutorials to learn more about it. Thanks
by Scott Frangos
When you’re building a new website, or revising an old one, a good CMS is an excellent site structure solution to help make editing and posting easy (no programming knowledge needed), optimize for search engines, and get the word out via RSS. You should compare and test-drive the demos offered at the sites below. Flexibility, support, and a robust development community are… Continue reading
One of the most pleasing effects that AJAX offers web designers i the ability to create slideshows, lightboxes, galleries and image transition effects. Here is a collection of favorite effects from generous programmers and designers — those gifted with left-brain and right-brain talent — for free as reviewed by Max Keisler.
by Max Keisler
{smartads}I was looking through some of my older posts tonight and realized my last post… Continue reading
It’s always amazing to me how few online marketers take the time to do some testing. Testing what? Testing two ads in adsense to see which one performs better. Or, testing two different headlines in ads. Testing a “landing page” (the page people come to on your site when the click on an ad) is very important. It’s so easy to do
How are your CSS skills coming? This great list should help you a lot, whether you’re just starting, or well on your way to Mastery… before the next CSS version makes it’s way to the next generation of browsers. It’s remarkable how much knowledge is online, and how when you pull the right “list” together, you have a sort of web based “book” written by many
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