If you are using an image for a link, and are looking for an interesting way to make your user experience different, I have an idea for you. Have your image be black and white until someone hovers over it. Does that mean you need to load two different images? Is there complex [...]

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Are you preparing a pardot form? Do you need to have the checking of one box disable/uncheck the checkmarks in all of the other boxes? Don't worry. This week's Script Crypt has you covered. Add this to your layout template and update the numbers to correct the appropriate question id to empower your [...]

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Are you creating a landing page or website with a copyright on it? Do you have to go in to update the year every singe New Year's Day? What if you didn't? I found a genius little snippet that empowers your copyright to have a perpetual date. Add this wherever you want to put [...]

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Are you coding an HTML document? Would you like to include bullet points that are a bit more interesting than the stock ones built into your fonts? Here's some CSS for you to use to deploy your own custom images as bullet point icons! li { margin: 0; padding: 8px 0 8px 26px; list-style: [...]

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When you are posting your blog, you may want to deploy categories and tags to keep things searchable and organized. Categories are larger divisions of your blog (think chapters of a book). Tags are more like index topics or subcategories. My personal best practice advice for developing these divisions is to write your [...]

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Are you working on creating your own website? Are you thinking about starting to create one? How do you know when you should do it yourself, and when you should call in the professionals? Here are a few questions to ask yourself before you make your decision: 1. Do you have enough time? [...]

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Hello. What's your name? What do you do? When you're getting to know someone new, these are often the first questions that you ask. In the same way, a mission statement is the introduction and explanation of an organization's purpose for being. It is a brief statement of the core values and purpose [...]

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What is a unified marketing strategy? A unified marketing strategy is a conscious plan of how an organization desires to represent itself. It begins with a corporate mission, and permeates all of the interactions between the business and the external world. Each of the members of the organization must understand the values and goals of [...]

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Do You Need a Website? Maybe. You definitely need an online presence of some kind. Personal, educational, business, community, and social sites offer a constant opportunity to communicate. In today's world, if someone wants to learn about something, often they will "Google It". If your opportunity does not appear in the search results, [...]

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The word branding gets thrown around a lot in the world of business. It means lots of things to lots of different people. To boil all of those definitions down, branding is the identity of a business or a person. Branding includes everything that you deem to be part of your reputation and/or identity. It [...]

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