Responsive web design includes displaying content in the optimal position depending on the size of the screen. Using ASP.Net Core, partial views, bootstrap classes, and Jquery Ajax, we can move fragments of content to the best position depending on the screen size. Consider the case where you want to reverse the position of a fragment […]
WordPress url and site url require the same domain name with 5.0.2
Since the latest update of wordpress, 5.0.2, the Gutenberg update, wordpress sites can no longer have the wordpress domain name different from the site domain name in the general settings – even when those two domain names point to the same server. WordPress cannot always be posted on your main server Example. You have a […]
Creating a custom RSS feed with ASP.Net Core
I have been publishing tips for better websites on https://todaydata.com for quite a while now, with a rate of approximately one per month. It occurred to me that these tips would make a good news feed that people could read in Feedly or any other news reader. To do this, I created a “feed” view, […]
Setting compression of web pages using CPanel, including wordpress files
If you run a “Performance” audit on your webpage, either using the stand-alone Google Lighthouse extension or by using the Audit option of Chrome, Google will present to you “Opportunities” to improve page load speed. If your files are not “Compressed”, Google will always present “Compression” to you as an opportunity. How does compression work? […]
WordPress: Using dynamic sidebars instead of page templates
If one of your WordPress pages requires a special sidebar, you can create a special page template for that page. But it can be much more efficient to just create a dynamic sidebar just for this page. A Trade Show Example In this example, a “Trade Shows” page requires a sidebar of special advertisers that […]