HP ZBook Firefly 14″ G8 Review
Lisa Gade reviews the HP ZBook Firefly G8 14”, a premium thin and light “mobile workstation” with Intel Tiger Lake CPUs, NVIDIA Quadro T500 graphics and optional DreamColor display.…
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How to cache snap downloads and save bandwidth
For many people, fast broadband connection and unlimited data are a reality. For others, they are not. If you have several Linux hosts in your (home) environment, and you’re using snaps, each of these systems will separately communicate with the Snap Store and periodically download necessary updates.…
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Optimizing internal search in WordPress
WordPress comes with a basic internal search system, but it has lots of room for improvement. If your webpage has more than just a few pages, you should definitely make sure that you’re providing a great internal search experience.…
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“Hey, DT! Don’t Show The Terminal To New Users.” (And Other Comments)
Topics of discussion on this episode of “Hey, DT!” include:
? 0:18 Will you actually try out Windows 11?
? 2:32 I really like how Deepin desktop looks like but how secure it is?…
Read More 10 Free CSS Snippets for Creating Responsive Pricing Tables
The pricing page is a staple for any online shop. It’s used for SaaS products, service companies, and eCommerce shops all around the web.
And no pricing page would be complete without a pricing table comparing options, features, and (naturally) prices.…
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How to Turn Articles into Videos To MAKE MONEY on YOUTUBE
Here’s how to turn articles into videos to quickly create YouTube videos. You can do this to make money on YouTube by using one of the best article to video converter software which has a free pricing plan.…
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WordPress Pattern Directory
WordPress 5.8 is just around the corner, and with it comes the introduction of the all-new Pattern Directory for WordPress block patterns.
These new features mark the beginning of WordPress transitioning to a full site editing experience via the Gutenberg block editor. …
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Build a Blogging Habit with Reminders in Your WordPress App
Writing regularly on your blog both improves your writing skills and engages the readers that visit your site. The more you write, the better — you can meet your posting goals while also building an online audience that keeps coming back for more.…
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Livestream Shopping: When social commerce and video collide
If you’re in need of a rocket launcher, Huang Wei can sell you one for roughly $5.6 million.
Known as Viya to her fans, the Chinese influencer makes a living selling her fans everything from cosmetics to mattresses to houses to doorbells.…
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How to Create a Food Blog With WordPress: Our Step-by-Step Guide – WPKube
Whether you realize it or not, food is central to our lives. Some use it for fuel, while others present recipes as an art form. If you’re in the latter group, and you want to create a food blog to share your passion, WordPress is a top platform.…
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Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 vs Zephyrus G15 Comparison Smackdown
It’s the AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS vs Intel 11th Gen Tiger Lake Core i9-11900H in Lisa Gade’s comparison of the chassis-identical Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 and the G15.…
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Ubuntu becomes #1 OS for OpenStack deployment
One of the core values of Canonical, that we all identify with, is the mission of bringing the power of open source to everyone on the planet.…
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What is a headless CMS and what does it mean for SEO?
You’re bound to have come across the term headless before, probably concerning a headless CMS. A headless CMS doesn’t have a presentation layer attached to it, making it a flexible solution when you want to target many different formats.…
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Yoast SEO 16.7: Extended headless support
Did you know Yoast SEO comes with a REST API that developers can use to access our metadata in a headless WordPress installation? By exposing this data, we help developers make sure that the SEO of the site you built in your headless CMS is top-notch.…
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Items Every Web Designer Should Have in Their Office
Web designers are fortunate in that our work can be done from just about anywhere. That said, most of us still tend to gravitate towards either home or commercial office space.…
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WordPress Full Site Editing
With the release of WordPress 5.8 around the corner (July 20), there has been a lot of buzz around full site editing.
Full site editing (FSE) is a WordPress project that aims to make entire websites customizable by utilizing Gutenberg blocks, and users will get their first taste of it with WordPress 5.8.…
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How to Determine the Best Shopify Pricing for Your eCommerce Store
Choice.
Some choices are simple, like what to have for lunch on Taco Tuesday.
Other choices, like what to say when told your in-laws are coming for a visit, are not.…
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7 Fundamental Facebook best practices to grow your presence faster
Now’s the time to brush up on your Facebook best practices.
That’s because recent statistics highlight just how valuable the platform is for businesses today.
Consider that two-thirds of Facebook’s 2+ billion users interact with business Pages every week.…
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How to optimize your WordPress video gallery for SEO
One of the often overlooked aspects of creating a video gallery on a WordPress site is SEO. Not only do you want to create a compelling user experience, and encourage your audience to navigate through and watch all of your content in one place.…
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10+ Hot Summer Deals for Web Developers and Web Designers
Summer is the time for vacations and fun, but it is also the time for amazing deals and huge discounts. Of course, we know traveling is your priority during the hot season, but keep in mind that many brands are bringing forth great deals for their customers.…
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