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Pearltrees Tutorials/Village mechanics See also: Village and Villager If you're trying to spawn golems for an iron ingot farm, or just want a few more noses to trade with in your local villager township, then you've come to the right place. Video explanation[edit | edit source] Before reading on, you may like to watch the following video which explains the mechanics of breeding villiagers. (may not be fully up to date with changes in 1.8) Terminology[edit | edit source] A village is defined by several factors: the village center, radius, number of houses, population (number of villagers), population cap (max. number of villagers, based on housing), number of golems, and golem cap (based on population). A village needs two things, in order to be a "village." Symmetrical villages are easy to calculate the centers of, but for more complex villages, such as naturally generated villages, it's a good idea to give yourself a few blocks extra room. Housing[edit | edit source] Example - The door is placed on the wooden planks.

Tutorial to create an Animated GIF in Photoshop CS5 CS6 & CC Let’s say you have a folder full of images that you want to sequence together as frames in an animated GIF. You can find special programs online to do this, but with some of the new features of Adobe Photoshop, it’s quite fast and simple. Gather the images you want to animate into one folder.Click File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack. When the “Load Layers” window pops up, click Browse to select & open your image files, and then click OK. The drop down button circled in black in the image above will change how many times the animation will loop; either a fixed number of times, or forever.Once the frame order and timing as been set up, it is time to save the image! You will now have an animated GIF taken from a folder full of the individual frames. If you want to add a transition effect to fade one frame into the following frame, please see my other post, Fade In & Fade Out an Animated .GIF in Photoshop.

Louis C.K. Goes Off on Trump, Calls Him an "Insane Bigot" Louis C.K. is far from the first celebrity to openly condemn Donald Trump. He's not even the first person to compare Trump to Hitler. But given the man is a professional wordsmith, it's not surprising he's penned one of the most delightful Trump takedowns thus far. In a Saturday morning email blast to announce a new episode of his show, Horace and Pete, C.K. included a lengthy postscript tearing into the GOP front-runner, making yet another Hitler comparison and calling him an "insane bigot." "If you vote for him because of how you feel right now, the minute he's president, you're going to regret it," he wrote. P.S.

Widgetizing Themes Languages: English • Français • 日本語 • Português do Brasil • 中文(简体) • Македонски • (Add your language) What is Widgetizing? Widgetizing is a pseudo word that describes the process of implementing Widgets and Widget Areas into your Theme. How to Register a Widget Area The following should be added to your Theme's functions.php file: <? How to display new Widget Areas You can display your new widget area by: Adding the code directly to a theme file like the sidebar.php file; or Using a custom function with hook in your functions.php file. Here's some example code that is a common way to add your new widget area to a parent or child theme: The above code can be added to your sidebar.php file. This is the function which outputs the widget: The code above will display the widget registered with an ID value of 'home_right_1'. For more information, please refer to the Widgets API to learn how to, programmatically, display Widgets and Widget Areas. Create New Widget Area Using Custom Function Resources

How to Center Images Using CSS Updated March 24, 2016. If you've ever had to build a webpage, you have likely needed to center something in that page. Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the proper way to center images, blocks of text, and even your entire layout for a Web page. Most of the properties for centering have been in CSS since version 1.0, and they work great with CSS3 and modern Web browsers. Let's take a look at some different ways to use CSS to center certain elements in a Web page. On Overview of Using CSS to Center in HTML Centering with CSS can be a challenge for beginning Web designers because there are so many different ways to accomplish this, but not all techniques work on every element. At a high level, you can use CSS to: Center textCenter a block-level element (like a division) continue reading below our video Play Video Center an imageVertically center a block or an image Centering Text with CSS The easiest thing to center on a webpage is text. <p class="center">This text is centered.

CSS: centering things See also the index of all tips. Centering lines of text The most common and (therefore) easiest type of centering is that of lines of text in a paragraph or in a heading. renders each line in a P or in a H2 centered between its margins, like this: The lines in this paragraph are all centered between the paragraph's margins, thanks to the value 'center' of the CSS property 'text-align'. Centering a block or image Sometimes it is not the text that needs to be centered, but the block as a whole. This rather narrow block of text is centered. This is also the way to center an image: make it into block of its own and apply the margin properties to it. The following image is centered: Centering vertically CSS level 2 doesn't have a property for centering things vertically. The example below centers a paragraph inside a block that has a certain given height. This small paragraph is vertically centered. Centering vertically in CSS level 3 CSS level 3 offers other possibilities. The essential rules are:

How To Test Mobile Websites On Desktop: Best Emulators And Tools Sunday, 06 September 2015 12:10 How to test mobile websites on your desktop with different mobile devices is a question we get quite often. There's a huge amount of devices out there and you need to make sure your sites work fine for the majority of them. As Google is placing a huge emphasis on mobile user experience – their latest algorithm update causing nearly 50% of non-mobile friendly URLs to drop in ranking, making it bigger than the "Panda" update – you can be sure that if your site's mobile visitors will not like the loading speed and what they see, they will leave, and that will affect your site's ranking. We have collected in this post some of the best free and paid tools that you can use to test your mobile sites on your desktop on various devices without having to actually go and loan or purchase the devices. Just keep in mind that whenever possible, it's always best to do sanity checks on the actual devices as well, if you have access to them somehow. 4) add ? Pros: Cons: Pricing:

How To Create And Customize A WordPress Child Theme How to Create a WordPress Child Theme (Video) Are you looking to create a child theme in WordPress? Once you learn the WordPress basics, you probably want to learn how to customize your WordPress site. We believe that child themes are a great starting point for anyone looking to customize WordPress themes. In this article, we will show you how to create a child theme in WordPress. Video Tutorial: For those who don’t want to watch the video, you can continue reading the article below. Why You Need to Create a Child Theme? Child themes are considered the best way to customize your WordPress themes. You can learn more about child themes in our article What is a WordPress Child Theme? Requirements A basic understanding of CSS/HTML is required, so that you can make your own changes. We recommend you to practice on your local development environment. Getting Started Any good WordPress theme can be used as a parent theme. Creating Your First Child Theme Open a text editor like Notepad and paste this code: Customizing Your Child Theme Final Result

Child Themes Languages: বাংলা • English • Italiano • 日本語 • 한국어 • Español • Nederlands • Français • Português do Brasil • Русский • Slovenčina • ไทย • 中文(简体) • 中文(繁體) • Македонски • (Add your language) A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes are the recommended way of modifying an existing theme. Why use a Child Theme? There are a few reasons why you would want to use a child theme: If you modify a theme directly and it is updated, then your modifications may be lost. How to Create a Child Theme Creating a Child Theme from an Unmodified Parent Theme A child theme consists of at least one directory (the child theme directory) and two files (style.css and functions.php), which you will need to create: The child theme directory style.css functions.php The first step in creating a child theme is to create the child theme directory, which will be placed in wp-content/themes. A couple things to note: <? Template Files <? if ( !

How to Use Responsive Images to Make Your Site Shine on Any Platform - The Shutterstock Blog As internet speeds have improved, we’ve gotten used to exploring beautiful, high-definition photography on large screens with little to no parameters. But as the mobile revolution changes the way we interact with the internet, we’ve had to adjust how these images are served for a host of smaller, differently oriented screens. While responsive design has done wonders for the ways we consume content, it’s often been a struggle to correctly display these images across all platforms. Common Problems with Responsive Images Making images “responsive” is actually a relatively simple process — just set a variable percentage width. While most sites build out full responsive layouts with a few “fluid” rules like this, this simple approach doesn’t work for all circumstances — especially when considering the slower download speeds and screen-size ratios of mobile devices. Dealing with Bandwidth The Problems with Aspect Ratio I’ve recently been working on a project for an image post-production firm.

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