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Synchronous – Asynchronous – Threaded

Synchronous – Asynchronous – Threaded

How to “work smarter, not harder” lies in controlling the work flow. It is also an important software issue.

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CSS: Where Did the Layers Go?

CSS: Where Did the Layers Go?

When you are first working on a responsive site, well, actually, when you are learning CSS in general, layers tend to disappear on you. At first it’s very frustrating, but maybe the layer is actually there, just not visible.

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CSS: Lining up Page Elements Horizontally

CSS: Lining up Page Elements Horizontally

What I Want to Accomplish I don’t want these two Amazon book listings on my site to stack vertically. I want them side-by-side. I can do that with CSS. What the Browser Does without Extra Instructions The browser goes down the list of items/elements you want on a page and …

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Part of Website Planning is Figuring out Categories and Names

Part of Website Planning is Figuring out Categories and Names

If you have two files or folders or categories or whatever with the same name, you confuse the computer.

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Now, How Did That Happen? Debugging your Website

Now, How Did That Happen? Debugging your Website

Every home page “Feature Box” where I used the WordPress logo has a faint icon behind it (see screenshot 1). It’s not from the WordPress logo; it’s from the Kahuna theme. Time for some debugging!

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