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JSF Training

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18+ Best WordPress Business Themes for 2014 - Designers Mantra

2014-11-25T04:35:00.001-08:00

18+ Best WordPress Business Themes for 2014 - Designers Mantra

60 Plus Beautiful Responsive Real Estate WordPress Themes - Designers Mantra

2014-11-23T10:28:00.001-08:00

60 Plus Beautiful Responsive Real Estate WordPress Themes - Designers Mantra

Add interactivity to HTML with AngularJS - Designers Mantra

2014-11-20T01:34:00.001-08:00

Add interactivity to HTML with AngularJS - Designers Mantra

How To Use WhatsApp On Computer

2014-11-18T03:40:00.001-08:00

On android phones it is widely known that WhatsApp can be run on it.
But when it comes to your personal computers then it’s a bit of problem.
This problem has been solved by BlueStakes, software that helps you to
run android applications on your computer. There are many people do not
have an android or a smartphone and are not able to use such type of
applications.

So for those people, they can now use these applications even on
their computer. Here are some steps that you can follow to install and
use WhatsApp in your computer.

First of all you have to download the software which enables WhatsApp on your computer. And that software is BlueStake.
You can download BlueStake from this website. Click Here
This software will little bit slow down your computer, and to enable playstore on it you have to add your Google account in it.
As you have completed the installation a window will appear in front of you.
On the right side you will see an icon ‘Messaging’ click on it.
The software will automatically search for WhatsApp from various App stores.
As it finds WhatsApp it will automatically download it to your computer.
Now you are able to run WhatsApp on your computer.

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15 Beautiful Free Fonts for Logo Design

2014-11-18T03:32:00.001-08:00

Logos are the representatives of companies; they have a vital role to
play in developing a company’s impression. The identity and
individuality becomes notable through a logo design
so companies are always prudent enough to pick up an apt logo which
goes with the quality, strength and standard of the company/brand.

The font of a logo is equally important as the logo itself. The font
should not be long enough to give a messy implication, it has to be
readable and not a jingle of puzzle. Generally there are three sorts of
fonts that are used in logos i.e. Serif fonts, Sans Serif and Script
fonts.

The Serif fonts are not very often used as they sometime become
shrink in the process of printing, the look of such fonts get tattered
in their sleek edges thus they are not recommended mostly.

The Sans Serif fonts are widely used and are most recommended, we can
see them in the logos of Pepsi, Sony & Apple etc. These fonts have
the same width from every angle, even if they are condensed shorter they
don’t get crippled or scattered. That’s why I have included Sans Serif
fonts in my following collection of logo fonts.

Script fonts are used occasionally, like we see it in Coca-cola logo
design, which is the pioneer of using script font. Script fonts are the
curly fonts, they somehow or the other have the same glitches found in
the process of printing like Serif fonts, they too get shabby when
undergo printing procedure, mostly the problem is originated in the
textile printing. So, only use bold script fonts for logo design.

I hope you will like the collection put together for you, many of
these free fonts have been used by me in making various logo designs,
these are one of the best beautiful free fonts of 2014.

1. Gasper | Free Slab Serif font for logo design 2014

2. Diavlo | Best Free Stylish logo font

3. Harabara | Best free san serif logo font

4. Fontin | Recommended free logo design font

5. Barkentina | Elegant Free Font for Logo design

6. Fontin | Sans Bold free font for logo

7. Fontastique | Beautiful Free Font for Logo Design

8. Musket | Free logo font 2104

9. Prosto | Free professional font for logo design

10 Abraham Lincoln | Free Serif font for logo design

11. Aero Matics san serif font for logo

12. Maven Pro Free Thin Font for logo

13. Sansation | Free font for logo design & headings

14. Constance Rounded font for logo design

15. Modern font for logo design free

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1. Gasper | Free Slab Serif font for logo design 2014

2. Diavlo | Best Free Stylish logo font

3. Harabara | Best free san serif logo font

4. Fontin | Recommended free logo design font

5. Barkentina | Elegant Free Font for Logo design

6. Fontin | Sans Bold free font for logo

7. Fontastique | Beautiful Free Font for Logo Design

8. Musket | Free logo font 2104

9. Prosto | Free professional font for logo design

10 Abraham Lincoln | Free Serif font for logo design

11. Aero Matics san serif font for logo

12. Maven Pro Free Thin Font for logo

13. Sansation | Free font for logo design & headings

14. Constance Rounded font for logo design

15. Modern font for logo design free

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Mobile Phone and Cases

2014-10-17T13:13:00.001-07:00

Henna White Flora Case for Iphone 5

The Only Guide You Need - WordPress SEO - Designers Mantra

2014-10-16T05:24:00.001-07:00

The Only Guide You Need - WordPress SEO - Designers Mantra

Creating Maintainable WordPress Meta Boxes - The Front-End - Designers Mantra

2014-10-15T02:04:00.001-07:00

Creating Maintainable WordPress Meta Boxes - The Front-End - Designers Mantra

Building a Website With Progressive Enhancement

2014-10-15T01:12:00.001-07:00

When building a website, you have a few ways to approach doing so.

You can start by creating the most advanced version of the site with
all of the scripts, styles, and so on, and then have it render in older
browsers via graceful degradation, you may opt to ignore older browsers,
or you can start with a basic page and add scripts and styles such that
it becomes more functional via progressive enhancement.

In this series, we’re going to take a look at the latter.

Now that we’ve covered the theory of progressive enhancement, we can
create a simple page to illustrate the approach. The site we will be
creating will be just a simple information site: a few links, some text,
images, and a contact form.

We will use the widely adopted F layout (if you don’t know what it is
take a look at this great article on Web Design Tuts+: Understanding
the F-Layout in Web Design).

Step 1: Basic HTML

Start by creating the index.html file with this HTML code:

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>Example Website</title>

</head>

<body>

</body>

</html>

Step 2: Heading and Menu

Now let’s create a heading for our website. To comply with the rules, we will just use the <h1> tag for it:

<h1>Our Sample Heading</h1>

After that, we can create the menu. Usually, you would
use the <ul> tag for it, but since the page has to look decent
without CSS, we will use the <nav> tag and place anchors in it:

<nav>

<a href=”index.html”>Home</a>

<a href=”about.html”>About</a>

<a href=”offer.html”>Offer</a>

<a href=”contact.html”>Contact</a>

</nav>

Note that even if you don’t use indentation in your code (and you
should to make it more readable), you have to do it here, because
without CSS, the spaces between the links are the only thing that will
separate them when viewing the page. Of course, you will not notice it
since the browser has a default CSS for them.

Here is how our page should look:

Step 3: Example Content and Footer

To get some sample text, you can go to
http://www.lipsum.com/ and generate a few paragraphs. Remember the
rules: we will not put the content in any special container <div>.
It has to be semantic, so we will use the HTML5 <main> element.
Put the text in the <p> tags just below the menu.

<main>

<p> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet… </p>

<p> Nam aliquet tempor turpis… </p>

</main>

Now add the footer using the <footer> tag:

<footer>Copyright © 2014 SomeNonExistent Company. All rights reserved.</footer>

The page should now look like this:

You can create the About and Offer pages in the same way—they will
not have anything special in them (you can add their names as <h2>
tags just above the content).

Step 4: The Contact Form

The last thing to do in HTML is the contact page. Copy the contents
of your index.html to contact.html and remove the contents of the
<main> element.

Now add the heading for the form (into the <main> tag):

<h2>Contact Us</h2>

After that, we can add a <form> element with appropriate fields
for the user to fill (since the server side of things stays pretty much
the same I will not cover it here, so if you want to test your form you
will have to write the back-end yourself):

<form method=”POST”>

<p>

<label for=”name”>Your name:</label>

<input id=”name” name=”name”>

</p>

<p>

<label for=”email”>Your email:</label>

<input id=”email” name=”email”>

</p>

<p>

<label for=”message”>Your message:</label>

<textarea id=”message”></textarea>

</p>

<button type=”submit” value=”Send”>Send</button>

<button type=”reset” value=”Reset”>Reset</button>

</form>

The <p> tags do not break the semanticity rule because the
label and input combo is actually a paragraph. The contact page should
look like this:

The CSS

Now that our page is working, we can start to make it
look a bit better. Create a file and name it style.css. Now add this
line to the <head> section of your document:

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”style.css”>

Step 5: Base Styles

The first thing to do would be to change the fonts and overall shape of the page:

* { font-family: Calibri, sans-serif; }

body { width: 900px; margin: auto; }

Two lines of CSS and you can see that the page looks a bit better as it’s no longer using the default fonts.

Step 6: The Header

Now let’s add some looks to the header: space it a bit, change the font size, and add the background:

h1 {

padding: 100px 10px 20px;

margin: 0;

background: #dfdfdf;

font-weight: normal;

font-size: 3em;

}

Notice how we changed the font size — we used em instead of any other
unit. This is because of the last of the rules explained in the first
part of this series: Users can change the base size of the font and if
we had, for example, used px, their settings would not be respected by
our stylesheet.

Step 7: The Menu

After fixing the header’s appearance, we can get on with
the menu. We will also change the font size of the anchors, remove their
underline, and add a background when they are hovered over or when they
have an active class:

nav { background: #aed8ff }

nav a { text-decoration: none; font-size: 1.3em; color: #333; padding: 15px 25px; display: inline-block; }

nav a:hover, nav a.active { background: #dfdfdf; color: #666; }

Now add the active class to the appropriate anchors in your files so they are appear “pressed” when the page is loaded:

<a href=”index.html” class=”active”>Home</a>

Here is how it should look like now:

Step 8: The Content

Here, we will aim just improve the readability by
increasing the line height (don’t forget about users’ settings—we can
change the size of purely visual elements like headers and buttons, but
users set their default font size for a reason). We’ll also change the
font and add some padding:

p {

font-family: Helvetica, Arial, Sans-Serif;

line-height: 1.6;

text-align: justify;

padding: 10px;

}

Here is the result. Notice how the readability improved with such a small change:

Step 9: The Footer

This will also be just a small cosmetic change: background, padding, and centered text:

footer { padding: 10px; background: #dfdfdf; text-align: center; }

Here is how the footer looks like now:

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Step 10: The Form

The last thing to do is to fix the appearance of the contact form.
First, let’s remove the padding and margin of the <p> elements:

form p { margin: 0; padding: 0; }

Now let’s set the width of the <input> elements and
<textarea> to be the same. We also set display: block on them to
line them up nicely:

form input, form textarea { width: 300px; display: block; }

Finally we change the <button>s to take up half of the form’s width:

form button { margin: 10px 0; padding: 5px; width: 148px; }

This is the final result:

Conclusion

In the next article, we will use some JavaScript (specifically, jQuery) to add some interactive elements to our website.

For those of you who are more advanced developers, you may find that
this tutorial didn’t teach anything you didn’t know about HTML or CSS.
Since we’re working this strategy from the perspective of a beginner,
that is to be expected.

Alternative, look at it this way: We created a design that is based
on its content and not based on a pre-existing design. Of course, it’s
simple and straightforward, but it helps to demonstrate the point
without including a large amount of CSS and other assets on the page.

If you remove the stylesheet from the document, you should see the
point that we’re trying to demonstrate: The page’s layout stays the same
and you can still use the page without issue.

Before the next article, please leave your questions, comments, and feedback in the form below.

Submit Sitemap to Google, Yahoo and Bing

2014-10-13T23:56:00.001-07:00

After you create an XML sitemap
and upload it, you should submit it to Google, Yahoo, and Bing, All
three search engines require you to create an account and authenticate
ownership of your site. If you add or remove pages from your site in the
future, you can generate a new sitemap, replace the existing version,
and use the “resubmit” option within each account.

Google

Log in to Webmaster Tools (http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/).

On the Webmaster Tools home page, click on the “Add a site” button
and enter your URL. Follow the instructions on the page to verify your
site.

Once your site has been verfied, click on “Site configuration” in the
left menu to display more options and select “Sitemaps”. Click on the
“Submit a Sitemap” button and fill in the sitemap location with
“sitemap.xml”.

Yahoo

In the Site Explorer (http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/), enter your site in the yellow “My Sites” box on the right. Sign in at the login screen.

Your site name will appear with a yellow dot on the right indicating
“New” status. Click on the dot to begin the authentication process.

After authentication, click on the site name and select “Feeds” from
the left menu and fill in the sitemap location with “sitemap.xml”.

Bing (MSN)

Log in to the Webmaster Center (http://www.bing.com/webmaster).

Enter in your web address and sitemap location. Follow the instructions on the page to authenticate your site.

Top 20 Most Stylish WordPress Templates – Fashion World

2014-10-13T02:59:00.001-07:00

Top 20 Most Stylish WordPress Templates – Fashion World

66 Beautiful Free Calendar PSD Designs

2014-10-13T02:19:00.001-07:00

When it comes to Image editing or photo enhancement, Adobe Photoshop
is usually the primary option to consider. However, the software package
itself is a quite hard to learn — and extremely hard to master. And of
course, Not all design lovers are web designers.

You can find numerous amount of free design stuff online. Finding
free PSD website template also not very difficult but it’s very hard to
find the design elements which reflects fusion between creativity and
design trends.

In this compilation below, you’ll find some of the best Free downloadable Calendar PSDs
which might handy for your design projects. This is not the traditional
long list with all the available PSD templates on the internet but it’s
an refined collection of best handpicked PSD templates.

Calendar Related PSDs

Other Calendar Related PSDs

Calendar Note

Siri Reminder

Calendar Widget

Date Time Counter

Events calendar

Calendar icon

Small, Hand Stitched Calendar

Calendar Icon

Calendar icon

Calendar Icons

Simple Calendar Icon

Calendar

Month Picker

Event Calendar Widget

News Rubricator

Yoast SEO Premium v1.3.1 + Video SEO + Woocommerce SEO

2014-10-10T11:29:00.001-07:00

WordPress.org on its own is relatively easy to optimize, but its SEO
functionality should be extended using WordPress plugins. Yoast offers
several WordPress plugins to optimize your WordPress SEO, built around
one core WordPress SEO plugin.

Demo Yoast SEO Premium v1.3.1 + Video SEO + Woocommerce SEO

https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/

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Shopping – WooCommerce Responsive WordPress Theme

2014-10-10T11:10:00.001-07:00

Shopping is a Woocommerce Responsive WordPress Template suitable for
any kind of Fashion Shop, Mobile Shop, Computer Store, Hightech Store,
Gift Shop, Electronics shop and all kinds of marketplace business that
needs a feature rich and beautiful presence online.

And This is first theme built in our WPO WordPress Framework Theme
With Bootstrap 3 that to make fully responsive theme that works perfect
on all kind of resolutions as well for mobile, tablet, desktop having
medium and large screen.

With powered by the framework the theme support you many great tools
to customize theme via using Live Theme Editor, auto loading custom css
files support you creating unlimited of theme profiles without code very
easy and simple and a lot of great features you will love. Also we have
Megamenu and Vertical Menu, they can help you create powerful and rich
menu on your site

Demo Shopping – WooCommerce Responsive WordPress Theme

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Responsive WordPress Slider Plugin – LayerSlider

2014-10-09T00:40:00.001-07:00

LayerSlider WP is a premium multi-purpose slider for creating image galleries, content sliders, and mind-blowing slideshows with must-see effects, even from your WordPress posts and pages. It uses cutting edge technologies
to provide the smoothest experience that’s possible, and it comes with
more than 200 preset 2D and 3D slide transitions. It has a beautiful and
easy-to-use admin interface with supporting modern features like drag n’drop WYSIWYG slider builder, real-time previews, timeline view, Google Fonts and transition builder for custom animations. It’s device friendly by supporting responsive mode, multiple layouts, touch gestures on mobile devices, and uses techniques like lazy load
and conditional script loading for optimal performance. You can add any
content into sliders, including images, text, custom HTML, YouTube and Vimeo videos or HTML5 self-hosted multimedia contents. It’s also SEO friendly by allowing you to build semantic markup with custom attributes that search engines can index easily. LayerSlider comes with 13 built-in skins, and it has tons of options to entirely customize the appearance and behavior of your sliders at the smallest detail.

Demo LayerSlider v5.2.0 – Responsive WordPress Slider Plugin

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Codecanyon User Signup for Arforms v1.1.1

2014-10-09T00:34:00.001-07:00

With ARForms User signup Add-on you can set custom user meta with registration form. That means you can set additional fields other than wordpress standard registration fields. You can select existing user meta as well as set new meta(s).

Demo Codecanyon User Signup for Arforms v1.1.1

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Download Codecanyon User Signup for Arforms v1.1.1

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15 Most Popular Social Bookmarking Websites

2014-10-04T11:23:00.001-07:00

Add a stunning Progress Bar to Your Website

2013-10-24T02:04:00.000-07:00

The NProgress Plugin

NProgress is a jQuery plugin that shows an interactive progress bar on the top of your page, inspired by the one on YouTube. It consists of a global object – NProgress which holds a number of methods that you can call to advance the progress bar.

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50 Amazing jQuery Plugins

2013-10-24T01:36:00.001-07:00

Dialogs

The browser’s built-in dialogs are easy to use but are ugly and non-customizable. If you want your application to look sharp and professional, you will have to part with the loathed default look. The plugins in this section can substitute the built-in dialogs and can be readily customized.

1. Alertify.js

Alertify (github) is small library for presenting beautiful dialog windows and notifications. It is easy to customize with CSS, has a simple API and doesn’t depend on third party libraries (but plays nicely with them). To use it, include the js file and call the methods of the global alertify object:

// alert dialog
alertify.alert("Message");

// confirm dialog
alertify.confirm("Message", function (e) {
    if (e) {
        // user clicked "ok"
    } else {
        // user clicked "cancel"
    }
});

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40 jQuery Plugins for Carousel Type Sliding

2013-10-24T01:32:00.003-07:00

Looking for the new kind of carousel scripts that will displays items in a continuous loop, we gathered some nice little jQuery goodies for you all. These plugins are capable of creating carousel-like slideshows where you can pan through the images using arrow indicators or simply view the showcase in auto-play. As opposed to displaying the images only, here you will also find several plugins that do cater for non-image content such as videos or text blocks. Plus in some cases you will have the ability to choose from horizontal or vertical order, a range of element positions, transition effects, slide timer length, and the like. If to recap, such kind of space-saving arrangement is definitely great for making your site uncluttered albeit shock-full of different content. So have these jQuery carousel plugins handy.

If you feel you’re not that tech-savvy to add the carousel yourself, we can suggest you template solutions with jQuery elements already inside them.

Circular Content Carousel with jQuery

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15 jQuery 360 Degree Image Rotation Plugins

2013-10-24T00:59:00.001-07:00

Design a Sleek and Modern Pricing Table in Photoshop

2013-10-23T03:57:00.000-07:00

Photoshop is often used to create graphics and layouts for web designs. In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a pricing table for a hosting company using a combination of vector shapes and layer styles. Let’s get started!

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