Browserbreite vs. CSS-Breitenangaben in px, em, Prozent. Wie breit lege ich das Design meiner Homepage an? 1000 Pixel? 800 Pixel? Oder besser eine relative Angabe in em oder Prozent? Wer seine Website auf eine bestimmte Breite in Pixel (px) festlegt, sollte sich darüber im Klaren sein, dass Benutzer mit kleinen Anzeigegeräten oder kleinen Browserfenstern ab einer gewissen Homepage-Breite quer scrollen müssen. Für welche Breitenangabe in px das jeweils der Fall ist, kann man an den folgen Balken ablesen (CSS muss zur korrekten Darstellung eingeschaltet sein): 1024px 1000px 980px 800px 780px 760px 728px 600px 468px Eine Alternative ist die Breitenangabe in der relativen Einheit em. 64em 62em 50em 48em 46em 36em 30em Puristen schwören hingegen auf Breitenangaben in Prozent (%), weil sich die Homepage-Breite dabei automatisch der Fernstergröße anpasst.
Dieser Absatz ist ein Beispiel für Fließtext ohne die CSS-Angabe max-width bei einer Breitenangabe des Textfeldes von annähernd 100%. Why Isn’t My Site Listed In Google? | SEO Blog. Search engine crawlers will index your new Wix website, but it may take them anywhere from 1 month to 3 months. Three months is a long time. Here’s some information on your Wix website’s indexing process and what you can do to help. Can Google Index My Flash Website? There’s been a lot of discussion on whether the search engines can actually crawl and read Flash websites. As of today, at least Google and Yahoo are able to index texts compiled into SWF and any HTML automatically generated by Flash.
Even though SWF itself isn’t particularly searchable, any content (texts) inside a SWF can still be visible and indexed easily using the right techniques. In short, don’t despair – your Wix can and will definitely be indexed. Just look at the picture below. Now let’s approach other tactics. 1. First of all, make sure you’ve checked the ‘List in Search Engines’ box in Settings menu. 2. Make sure to update titles, descriptions and keywords in Settings > Site Optimization. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 20 Essential Social Media Resources You May Have Missed.
It's that time again — time to tap into all the tips, tricks, apps, and expert advice that may have flown under your radar this past week. We've corralled these must-reads into one handy list for your browsing convenience. This edition is ripe with valuable info, including the biggest trends to watch on Twitter, some creative advice on keeping your business strategy social, a list of the best new web apps built for Google Buzz, and plenty more. And if you're in the mood for a bit of web-based entertainment, see below for some fun YouTube compilations and amazing iPad video demos. Social Media Facebook vs. For more social media news and resources, you can follow Mashable's social media channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Mobile 10 Essential Money-Saving iPhone AppsThough the iPhone is a pricey piece of hardware, it could pay for itself in the long run if you use it to find deals and live more frugally. Tech Business. 10 Free Open Source PHP/MySQL Content Management Systems (CMS) |
Many Web designers begin with WYSIWYG HTML editors like Dreamweaver or Frontpage, not realizing that there are easier ways to get things done — like using a free content management system! Here are 10 top-notch open source content management systems that are powered by PHP/MySQL — in no particular order, except that I am biased towards Drupal ;) Drupal Drupal is the winner in my book. This blog is running on Drupal so I'm a little biased. :) Drupal also powers sites by Warner Bros. Drupal is fairly easy to use once you get past the initial learning curve.
WordPress WordPress is the classic blogging system. Examples of people using WordPress are Ford, Problogger, NASA, Yahoo, and Ferenc Ecseki's photographer blog. Joomla Joomla is a powerful open-source content management system with a very active user community and many modules that you can add to increase functionality. A top-notch example of a Joomla site is this Japan HDR photography site.
CMS Made Simple Mediawiki. Free scripts downloads. My favourite fonts of 2009 | i love typography, the typography a. But will it fly? Perhaps the most difficult part in compiling this list is not what to include, but what to leave out. There are, then, many other typefaces that should be in this list, but aren’t. Perhaps some of your favourites from 2009 coincide with mine; perhaps they don’t — I’d love to hear about them in the comments below.
Without further ado: Trilby by David Jonathan Ross Who: David Jonathan Ross; Where: Boston; Foundry: Font Bureau; Other types: Manicotti; Climax. Out of the clumsiness and inelegance of the Egyptians and Fat Faces, came, in 1845, the Clarendon. The French Clarendon is a twist on the (English) Clarendon — quite literally, a twist or rotation of the stress (see figure opposite). David obviously has something for reverse-stress types. Allumi PTF by Jean François Porchez Who: Jean François Porchez; Where: Paris; Other types: Sabon Next, Le Monde Livre PTF, Le Monde Courrier PTF, Anisette, Ambroise, Parisine PTF, Le Monde Sans PTF. ILT interview. Trilogy by Jeremy Tankard.