Centering a Page with CSS
I’ve been working on upgrading all my old table based pages to this method for some time, but I wish I’d had clear instructions like these when I first started.
I’ve been working on upgrading all my old table based pages to this method for some time, but I wish I’d had clear instructions like these when I first started.
Some time ago I started switching all of my company’s (Energion Publications) web sites to use WordPress as a content management system. As I began to do that I intended to make those sites look as little like a blog as possible. The basic idea was that a blog is a sort of personal…
Well, it’s quick if you use Google Video. Thing is, I use Google Video pretty frequently, and I needed an MP4 of a file in WMV format which I had already uploaded. After a few minutes of searching for the right app that would give me a nice, compatible file for a podcast, I realized…
This is another quick fix. I added a new Sectigo security certificate to my ecommerce set, https://energiondirect.com. The certificate provides a seal which provided information to users. There’s a bit of Javascript Code to put into the header, and then some to be put in the body. My actual seal kept appearing at the bottom…
It’s one of my favorites for web site work as well as use as a programmer’s platform, and it’s available for download.
… and doing so without changing the text style. I prepared this video for my brother, but decided someone else might find it useful, so I’m posting it here. You can find out more about format tags (HTML/CSS) on Mozilla’s Web Docs – Font-Size.
An answer to the question: Do You Need a WordPress Security Plugin? The explanation is also useful in helping those who aren’t experts understand why computer security must be regularly updated.
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