16
December
2009
Author: Zeeshan
Search Engine Optimization is a very hot topic in the World Wide Web. After all, everybody wants to rank higher and come up on the first page of Google search and get more traffic. I have identified and made a list of top 15 SEO practices that I tend to forget quite often. These simple SEO techniques if practiced properly can make a significant difference as to how my pages are ranked in the Search Engine Queries.
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15
December
2009
Author: Zeeshan
You have started a blog to share your opinion with the World Wide Web. Someone stumbles upon one of your articles. He likes it, and posts it on Digg. Now it gets everyone’s attention. Visitors come pouring into your site. Your revenue starts to go up. Definitely good news! But now there is a catch. You are now the target of the ‘bad crowd’ of the Internet, spammers, hackers and leechers.
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12
December
2009
Author: Zeeshan
One of my readers asked me the following question:
“How can I run a JavaScript within a WordPress post?”
In this short post I have explained how I use Javascript in my WordPress posts.

Adding javascript in WordPress post is really simple. You just have to switch to the HTML view in the editor and paste the JavaScript code and that’s pretty much it.
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23
November
2009
Author: Zeeshan
Irish Typepad, Flickr
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21
November
2009
Author: Zeeshan
In an ongoing attempt to offer alternative methods to spruce up menus, I’ve pieced together an elastic thumbnail menu.
What does it do exactly?
- Magnifies menu items when they are hovered over.
- Menu items expand upwards.
- View the demo to see it in action.
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20
November
2009
Author: Zeeshan
Borders have a lot more impact than most people realize. They can make a design look miles better with only minutes of work. The little characteristics like weight, style, and color have big effects on either drawing elements out or making them fit into the background.
Making a Box “Pop”
Take a look at these two boxes. You’ll notice the first has no border, while the second has a darker thin one.
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