“ When working with php, you will often come across the common problem of replacing or grabbing a specific chunk of a string. The way I look at it, you have two main options that come directly out of php’s function api. You can either use a simple, quick and easy str_replace() function, or you can dive into the world of regular expressions and tackle the problem a little more smartly using preg_replace(). ”
“ In this short tutorial we will be making a jQuery plugin that will shuffle the text content of any DOM element – an interesting effect that can be used in headings, logos and slideshows.
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“ This tutorial will show you how to make basic administration panel in WordPress admin. We will make two fields, first will hold name of the image and the second will hold the image itself. Image adding will be done via WordPress native image upload interface… ”
“ Today we will work with PHP again. Today I will show you how you can use PHP to obtain ID3 meta info from music files (mp3). Most easy way to store id3 info – winamp software… ”
“ In this two-part tutorial, we will be building a simple computer shop website with PHP, MySQL and jQuery Mobile using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern… ”
“ Welcome to part 3 of create a beautiful contact form from scratch series. In this series we’ve covered how to design a contact form in photoshop then convert our design to HTML and CSS. In part 3 of this tutorial we will be making our contact form work using PHP. So if you’ve followed part one of then tutorial and part 2 then you’re ready for part 3. Lets begin… ”
“ Today we will be building a jQuery-powered bubble animation effect. It will be a great way to present a set of images on your website as a interesting slideshow.
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“ When adding a new function to your site, you’re normally told to paste them into your theme’s functions.php file, but I want to tell you that’s wrong and what you should be doing instead…
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