Web Forms

Designing Web sites needs careful thinking and a lot of planning.
The most important thing is to KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE. Continue reading →

This tutorial will show you a way to easily create a pixelated mosaic-type effect for use on edges or borders or whatever you want.

Create a new document, whatever size you want, by pressing [Ctrl + N].

Select the Square Marquee tool [M] and draw your square through half of the document. Continue reading →

What is POP and IMAP?

POP (Post Office Protocol). This is a method that your email client can use to connect to our email server for retrieving messages. This connection type allows you to download messages from our email server onto your computer. When looking at your email via your email client, you’re looking at your downloaded copies of those messages, not your original messages that still exist inside of your mailbox. Continue reading →

You will need your incoming mail server, outgoing mail server, full email address, and your email password. You can find these settings by logging into your Mail Central.

1. Open Outlook 2010.
2. Click File.
3. Select Info. Continue reading →

You will need your incoming mail server, outgoing mail server, full email address, and your email password. You can find these settings by logging into your Mail Central.

1. Open Outlook 2010.
2. Click File.
3. Select Info. Continue reading →

When we plug in our memory cards or even mobile phone through USB cable into our windows PC USB port sometimes we are annoyed to see our files changed into shortcut files, even this shortcut virus affects PC Hard disks.

The best way to install Windows 8 is to do a clean install. Before you start the installation check Windows 8 System Requirements to ensure that your hardware is supported by Windows 8.

If you don’t have Windows 8 drivers for all your hardware, it is a good idea to download all the drivers from the hardware manufacturers web site and save all the necessary drivers on a CD/DVD or a USB drive before you start the installation. Continue reading →

The internet, and the use of the internet, has changed a lot since 1999, when HTML 4.01 became a standard.

Today, several elements in HTML 4.01 are obsolete, never used, or not used the way they were intended. All those elements are removed or re-written in HTML5.

To better handle today’s internet needs, HTML5 has also included new elements for drawing graphics, displaying media content, for better page structure and better form handling, and several new APIs for drag and drop, for finding your geological location, for storing local data, and more. Continue reading →

If you’ve created a mobile version of your website, you’ll need to be sure that you redirect your mobile visitors to your mobile website. For example, if someone visits elabnody.net on their phone, you’ll need a way to redirect them to m.elabnody.net (the mobile version of your site).

If you think about how your redirect actually works, in theory it’s quite east – “If the user is using a mobile device, redirect them to the mobile version of the site”. Continue reading →

W3C Specification Approval Steps

When W3C is publishing a new Web standard, the specification has worked its way from an idea through a lot of refining processes including the following: Continue reading →