Below is an example showing how to embed multiple Tumblr posts as a feed into a Wordpress site. You will need a little coding experience with PHP and access to your Wordpress theme files.
I had the task of creating a custom Weebly theme recently. One of the simplest, yet most difficult, things I found in creating and uploading a theme was how to properly call javascript files, fonts, images, and anything else relative in the theme.
Today, I wanted to feature a technique I have been using which quickly allows me to animate elements on a page with CSS animations.
I was in a particular situation where I needed a task management system that could take fields through a form from Contact Form 7 and post them to rows in the Advanced Custom Fields Repeater field I set up.
I had a JQuery function that detected if there was a hash/anchor tag appended to the loaded URL. If there was, it would scroll to the anchor tag on the page.
In an attempt to offer some sort of contribution to the web development world, I have decided to put out the SPAN Simple CSS Framework.
A while back I set up a website, songdump.com, that allows me to post Youtube videos of songs I really like.
A while back, Twitter deprecated their 1.0 API and the commonly used Javascript method of getting Tweets. Now, they require a lot of nonsense including (if you write in PHP) a PHP library, an APP key, and a whole lot of know-how.
A few months ago, I wrote an article explaining how to trick Parallels' PLESK into sending an email to an external mail server even when the recipients address matched one of your vhost domains.
First, let me say that this tutorial will cover how to embed Facebook photos into your website, blog, or whatever else you wish.