Open Chrome and navigate the web page whose source code you'd like to view. Click the Customize and control Google Chrome icon in the upper-right corner of the browser window. From the drop-down menu, select More tools, then select Developer tools. Click the Elements tab in the top-left...
Learn how to clean up code in Dreamweaver, check for browser compatibility, validate XML documents, and make pages XHTML compliant.
Inspecting the page’s title element will start the browser’s Dev Console, where you can find the title class used in the CSS.As the screenshot above shows, the class used in the theme’s CSS is “nv-page-title.” Use that class to replace “entry-title” in the same code snippet...
You can use the PHP function readfile() to read the contents of a Word document and then use the appropriate headers to prompt the browser to open or download the file.
(Optional) Create a notes file for your custom layout by opening the Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\Configuration\BuiltIn\Layouts\_notes folder, copying and pasting any of the existing notes files in the same folder, and renaming the copy for your custom layout. For example, you could copy the oneCo...
Learn how to create a phpinfo() page to retrieve lots of information aboout your environment like version of PHP, extensions in use, EGPCS data, and more.
find out if it's possible to get results back in something other than the graphical / table form. That is, just straight text, like you can get in the SQL Server Query Analyzer (they have option for text or graphical). Text is much lighter. Anyone know if Query Browser can do this?
Click on the ‘Add’ button to continue. cPanel will now grant the MySQL user full privileges on your newly created database. Step 4: Install WordPress Now that everything is in place, you can go ahead and install WordPress. Visit the directory you created earlier in a web browser by typ...
This represents a basic expire headers code. It’s important to note that this is a somewhat dated approach to leveraging browser caching. However, it’s okay to pair it with our next method, as long as you do not set conflicting expiration parameters. ...
Enter the following code into the phpinfo.php file. <? phpinfo(); ?> Then click Save Changes. How to View your PHP Settings Now that you have created the phpinfo page, we’ll show you how to access it and view your PHP settings. You can now access this page from your browser. If...