2 Column CSS Trick

Posted by Sazzad Hossain on Apr 18, 2011 in Tutorials | 0 comments In web design two-column sites are very widely used. One trouble that most designers encounter when coding their layout is having the two columns work together in harmony. Often one bumps the other down or floats over one another. The purpose of this simple tutorial is to make the two columns work together. To achieve this you will need to create 4 class (3 of which are containers). The first is...
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WordPress Admin Bar

Posted by Sazzad Hossain on Apr 11, 2011 in Tutorials | 0 comments With the new update of WordPress, the world was introduced to a new feature that most refer to as the admin bar. Although it is a nice feature, it can sometimes get in the way of designers who would like to preview their site without having a bar on the top. One tedious method that many developers/designers do to view the site was to log out and preview the site and then log back in to make...
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WordPress Custom Menu

Posted by Sazzad Hossain on Feb 6, 2011 in Tutorials | 0 comments With the release of WordPress 3.0, we now get a new function under Appearance called Menus. With this we get to add, delete, order and modify our menu to our liking. Since this is quite a new feature, most developers and old theme users are not too acquainted to it yet; most do not know how to add it to their theme. In this tutorial, I will teach you the simple method of adding this customizable...
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Text Over Image

Posted by Sazzad Hossain on Apr 1, 2009 in Tutorials | 2 comments In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a script that will place text on an image (kind of like a watermark). In this tutorial, we will be using a form which we will use to submit our text. This technique is often used for adding copyright to images and or creating cool image based signatures. To make it easier for us to understand, I will be focusing this tutorial on creating a script that...
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Tutorial Survival Guide

Posted by Sazzad Hossain on Mar 9, 2009 in Tutorials | 0 comments We all know that the computer presents new concepts and skills through interactive text, illustrations, descriptions, questions and problems. Information is sequenced to build on previously learned concepts, and often provides feedback and guidance. So to keep others upto par and help them understand “how to do” something is what a tutorial is. In short terms, tutorial is a set of...
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