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Learn how to add and use effectively ionic content with suitable example and more only at tutorialsplane now! also how to use ion-content in our example!

Mobile application development has improved a lot matching the rise in the use of smartphone in this 21st century. With HTML5, CSS3 and AngularJS as its fundamental core Ionic provides a lot of easy solutions for learning mobile application easily

Sophia enables innovation by connecting learners, teachers, experts and parents. We provide an academic community where everyone has access to learning that surrounds and supports the traditional classroom. We encourage variety and creativity in teaching so that everyone can learn in a way that makes sense to them. Sophia is a social teaching and learning platform that taps the teacher in all of us and enhances the learning process by providing access to a wealth of knowledge, help, instruction, standards-aligned content, and expertise available to learners everywhere.

With ionic popover functionality one can easily give additional information on element hovers, click with content that user should know. All the elements are placed inside tag for Ionic Popover. You can also add icons, give different colors to highlight the main agenda of the information as you please. Get a comprehensive ionic popover example with HTML & Controller part

Materialize Media Materialize provides classes for media content. Here in this tutorial we are going to explain how you can use media classes in Materialize.

Custom fields are an excellent feature in WordPress. They allow you to store any extra information (meta-data) about a post that you may want.When I first started using WordPress as a content management system, I shied away from them, as I thought they would be difficult to use for end-users (i.e. the client), but as I learned more about customizing the administration panels of WordPress, I began to realize what a powerful addition to a WordPress site they could be. However, adding the ability to search your posts by custom field is a little tricky; the native search feature of WordPress doesn't search custom field values.

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