In my continuing mission to demystify the world of tech for everyday people, I've been writing about different coding languages and what they do. (Did you …
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Ask a SuperGeek: What is CSS?
With WP SuperGeek, one of my missions is to demystify how WordPress and website work, so nontechnical people can grasp technical concepts. I feel that it’s …
Ask a SuperGeek: What is HTML?
I often come across people who are completely baffled about the languages and terminology used online. HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP... what are all these …
How to remove borders from an image in WordPress
Here at WP SuperGeek, we often get asked how to make simple design edits to a WordPress website. An example of these questions is: "How can I remove the borders …
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What are the WordPress core files?
When you install WordPress, you are actually installing a group of files (the "WordPress core") that become the admin interface of your website. You may …
Use browser testing to see what your website looks like for different visitors
What’s the best way to test your website on different devices? How can you use browser testing to find out what your visitors are seeing? Should you buy a …
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Understanding WordPress themes
These days, many websites run on WordPress.org. And for good reason. Along with a host of other benefits, the theming structure of WordPress means that website …
WordCamp San Francisco 2013 Liveblog: Carrie Dils
This weekend, I'm watching the livestream of WordCamp San Francisco and liveblogging about some of the best sessions. I've already blogged about the talks …
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WordCamp San Francisco 2013 Liveblog: Tracy Levesque
This weekend, I’m virtually attending WordCamp San Francisco. That is, I am watching the livestream from the comfort of my living room, while my toddler races …
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Using Inspect Element or Firebug to peek behind the scenes of your WordPress website
Have you ever been frustrated by the way something appears on your website? Perhaps you thought some text was going to be green, but it actually looks red. Or …
