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Everyone can use a good anchor text scraper, right? I built a few before, but this one was much easier to build, thanks to an open source PHP library. With a few lines of code, you can retrieve all the anchor tags in one fell swoop. Lets dig in, shall we?

A PHP snippet that lets you scrape the URLs from your XML sitemap.

The standard Wordpress search results page can be a little boring for some. If you are a theme developer, you likely will want to makeover this page and give the user the ability to do so. Here's the basics.

Laying out fixed pixel ads is a pain. Responsive web design is not fool proof. Such are the ongoing challenges web designers and developers face when building websites. But is there a truly holy grail in building web layouts that adapt and scale appropriately? Yes there is, and its possible through vectors.

You just installed Wordpress and are now wondering what to do. Here is some suggestions to make your site more secure, SEO friendly, and useful for your visitors.

In this tutorial, we are going to have some fun. We are going to focus on the first-letter selector and along the way pick up a bag of CSS selector tricks.

Here's a PHP and CSS code snippet to generate your very own navigation pager. No need for a plugin. Just raw code you can put in your functions.php.

Want to add some spice to your Wordpress website so that it doesn't look like everyone else's? Here's a quick tutorial on how to build custom Wordpress pages to give it that distinguished look.

Welcome back to our series in Responsive Web Design. This issue we will look at CSS3 media queries and how they can help build truly responsive web pages that can adapt to its device's viewport.

As new devices come online, the challenges web designers face today grows. Mobile devices, tablet computers, and desktop systems all have screens that vary in width, size, and resolution. Here's some tips on how to get a handle on this situation by using technologies available today.