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This free set includes 80 icons of the most popular social media networks on the internet. The icons are designed in 32px and 16px vector format. With the vector format, you can scale the icon to any size to fit with your design or use it in high quality print materials. What you will get from the zip package: 16px, 24px, 32px in PNG format and a vector EPS file. Don’t forget to get our Moi icon set to match with this style. Icons include:
Vector Social Media Icons
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Maps are often placed on a company website to help customers find their way there. For that, Google Maps is excellent. But wouldn’t it be nice to add your company logo, parking lots, train stations, etc. to the map, to help the customer even more? It is very simple, and in this article I am going to show you how. Before we start, check out what we are going to create:
Adding Custom Google Maps to Your Website · Stiern.com
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Blogger gives you free blogs service, with the simple condition of display a bar on top of the page, and do not display advertisement. But if you don’t like it, and you want to remove it (or hide it), we tell you how. Go to the “Layout” tab, and then to “Edit HTML”. Search in the code the following text. body { ...
Remove Blogger bar (navbar) | BTemplates
With the latest release of Google Chrome, Chrome is the first browser to include support for a new HTML5 feature that lets web developers reduce the privileges of parts of their web pages by including a "sandbox" attribute in iframes: <iframe sandbox src="http://attacker.com/untrusted.html"></iframe> When displaying untrusted.html in a sandboxed iframe, the browser renders untrusted.html with reduced privileges (e.g., disabling JavaScript and popups), similar in spirit to how Google Chrome sandboxes its rendering engine. Whitelisting You can give untrusted.html some of its privileges back by whitelisting the privileges in the value of the sandbox attribute. For example, if you wanted untrusted.html to be able to run scripts and contain forms, you could use the following markup:
Security in Depth: HTML5’s @sandbox
Web designers often have to wear many hats. They must aptly switch from being a developer, coder, administrator and designer at a clients request. There is simply too much information to know all at once so I have provided the best cheat sheets I have found for the various technology that you will come across in your projects. A number of elements are covered including PHP, regex, wordpress, css, fonts, gimp, html, javascript, jQuery, mod rewrite, mysql, photoshop, and more.
Roundup: The Best Web Design Cheat Sheets « designtopx