With an emerging market of innovative mobile devices it has become more important to create responsive designs.In my last article (Part 1) we started with the setup of our HTML and our media queries. The pad.css was the easiest to format due to the change in the screen resolution.I saved the formatting of the handset for the last part of this series because it’s the device that will start to see changes to our fluid layout. Every site developed without flash content is mobile compatible but is the content mobile friendly?
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How to Build A WordPress Theme From Scratch Part One
So you have WordPress installed and now you are ready to install a theme to give your blog/site the look you want.For most people, this involves using a theme that was purchased or using a free theme that they found on the Internet.But these don’t have to be the only two options you have to choose from.A developer with some skill in CSS and HTML can easily create their own WordPress themes to give their site the ability to provide a unique experience for their visitors. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of creating your own theme.
How to Prevent a SQL Injection Attack
A SQL injection is a common programming error the consequences of which can be really devastating. Many successful hacking attacks start when a hacker discovers a vulnerability that gives an opportunity to inject SQL code.
Wrapping Your Head Around HTML5 Canvas: Part 2
In my last article, part 1 of this HTML5 Canvas endeavor, we got our feet wet and learned about some of the basic foundations using Canvas in correlation with JavaScript.I’d like to pick up where we left off in today’s article and go further down the rabbit hole, but first let’s take a moment to highlight some of the things that you picked up in part 1.
What Web Developers Need to Know About Cross-Site Scripting
Alice created a new social network for snowboarders to promote her company’s new line of boards. Now, a member of the social network can read reviews from other satisfied customers and click a link that brings them right to a shopping cart feature so they can make an easy purchase.Happy with the way things look, and with the thought of all the potential sales, her boss gives her the OK for the site to go live.Mallory visits the network and creates a review of her own. Noticing that she can enter a client-side script into her posting, she attaches a malicious payload to the script.