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"Stop Hotlinking, Serve Alternate Content To serve 'em some unexpected alternate content when hotlinking is detected, employ the following code, which will protect all files of the types included in the last line (add more types as needed). Remember to replace the dummy path names with real ones. Also, the name of the nasty image being served in this case is "eatme.jpe", as indicated in the line containing the RewriteRule. Please advise that this method will also block services such as FeedBurner from accessing your images."

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25 Examples of Perfect Color Combinations in Web Design: Color is definitely a very important element of web des... http://t.co/QoCB84JI

Sure, you can get tons of results from search engines. But most of them turn out to be more annoying than useful. In the end, the results that we can count on are those which come from peer recommendation.

Increasing SEO is a game of patience. You are not going to realize a major change in your traffic overnight. It can take a lot of time if you are new to this. It is no different than having a brick and mortar store.

I don't think it is hyperbole to say that HTML5 will change the way that you think about web development. I welcome many of the changes as they make development easier, and the user experience richer. With any change, though, there is certain to be a bit of trepidation and controversy. One addition that certainly is not without its controversy is the Microdata specification, but I believe the benefits of this very simple specification are going to change how you look at your mark-up in the very near future.

For many PHP programmers, object-oriented programming is a frightening concept, full of complicated syntax and other roadblocks. As detailed in my book, Pro PHP and jQuery, you'll learn the concepts behind object-oriented programming (OOP), a style of coding in which related actions are grouped into classes to aid in creating more-compact, effective code.

In this tutorial, we'll take a look and see what we can achieve with HTML5 and CSS3 when it comes to the staple of current web sites: the humble drop-down navigation menu. We'll also use jQuery to handle the effects and add the finishing touches for us.

Offering your content or logic as a service on the web is a great idea. For starters it allows you to build numerous front-ends for your own information without having to access the databases all the time (and thus making scaling your system much easier).

"Earlier this morning, I needed to create vertical text for a project I'm working on. After trying out a couple ideas, I took to Twitter to find what sorts of thoughts our followers had on the subject. There were plenty of great responses and ideas that we'll go over today! "

Sooo short the tip, so useful.

"We've already covered the thirty CSS selectors that we should all memorize; but what about the new CSS3 properties? Though most of them still require a vendor-specific prefix, you can still use them in your projects today. In fact, it's encouraged! The key is to first determine whether or not you're okay with a slightly different presentation from browser to browser. Are you okay with, say, IE displaying 90 degree corners, rather than slick rounded ones? That's up to you to decide. However, always remember that websites needn't look identical in every browser. At the conclusion of this article, we'll work on a fun final project."

Very useful and fun to read.

"What once required background images and icons can now be created with plain-old CSS. Because modern browsers have access to things like box shadow, gradients, rounded corners, text-shadows, and font-face, we can finally take advantage of this and remove any need for images, when creating visual elements, such as buttons! I'll show you how in today's video tutorial. "

A nice video-tutorial in CSS3 Buttons, yum yum...