To view the html or css source code on iOS devices like the iPhone and iPad there is another quicker method than using Adobe Edge Inspector – and that is to use Safari’s webkit web inspector. This will work on devices with iOS6 plus and a modern Safari version. You can also use the iOS …
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Where is the iPhone iOS Simulator in Xcode 4.6 and Xcode 5
In Xcode 4.6 and Xcode 5 application, the location of iOS Simulator – is now too obvious, where is it?
What iPhones will the new iOS7 run on?
Are You iOS7 Ready? Now that iOS7 is announced and due to arrive on our doorsteps in the Fall or (for us outside of the States) between September-November 2013 – what devices will be compatible and run the new iOS…and the winners are: iPhone 5 iPhone 4S iPhone 4 iPodTouch 4th&5th gen iPad3 (Retina – …
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Penguin version 2.0 Algorithm Update May 2013
All you SEO Spammers, Spinners and Spruikers, beware ! Sheriff Penguin version 2.0 is in town unleashing new and improved unique version 2.0 Algorithm Updates to all the folk affecting a whopping 2.3% of English US search queries on the Google Index. This is quite a hefty change around so expect some movement in your rankings …
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Find and replace text across a whole WordPress web site using phpMyAdmin
You can do a find and replace for text or html code on a post or page across a whole WordPress site by using the mysql database that the site stores all its data in. First up you need to connect to the database, if you have a cPanel/Plesk style hosting typically you will have …
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Responsively Removing Width and Height Attributes on Images and wp-caption on WordPress
If you are looking to go responsive for images on your site and want a theme that responds to various devices such as tablets and mobiles there are a couple of issues to sort out with existing hard coded images that have hard coded inline style width and height attributes. In WordPress not only do you …
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Installing phpMyAdmin on Mac OSX 10.9 Mavericks & 10.8, 10.7, 10.6
To interact with MySQL by instead of using the command line, phpMyAdmin comes to the rescue, to get it running as part of your local development set up on OS X, a couple of steps need to be done. phpMyAdmin is a browser application that interacts with the underlying mysql data. These steps will work on …
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Monitor Apache WebServer Status of your Server from your Browser
To use your browser from a dedicated IP address to see the status of webserver Apache, you can add a directive in the httpd.conf file that uses the mod_status module to allow you to see the Apache Server Status Open your httpd.conf file $ cd /etc/httpd/conf $ vi httpd.conf Add in the below, swapping in …
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