Basically, there's no way to see the history of the domain. Several whois websites are only updated when you type in the name of the domain, so you might be able to briefly see outdated information -...
Yet again, post your questions here, so that others will be able to benefit the answers.
People comment here voluntarily, guided by the will to assist - private consultation is not supposed to be...
I agree. Storing credit card information might end up hurting you, if it falls into the wrong hands.
That's the reason there are credit card clearing companies. Our system works with Authorize.net,...
This field is changing so fast, that most printed sources find themselves outdated way too fast. If possible, use online resources - it's much easier to change an online article than to reprint a...
I'd suggest that you get through the entire set of 'client-side' programming with JS, and then move on to 'server-side' programming. That's the usual logical step when studying web development.
Also, content is presented dynamically (using AJAX or otherwise) instead of being "crammed" altogether - and JavaScript is becoming more prominent. Many websites are now using JavaScript frameworks,...
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I would suggest selective sharing buttons, which are subtle - so they won't get in the way for older audiences. You don't have to place a plethora of buttons - just use the most common ones:...
Basically, it's a nickname to the practice of generating content for the web. In web 1.0, webmasters were responsible for the contents, whereas in 2.0 everyone can write, post, share, comment and...
If "content is king", then providing your visitors with valuable pieces of information that they can benefit from would do the trick.
Also, consider social media presence - use Facebook, Twitter,...
If they are different, I see your problem.
In the chance that we're speaking of non-specific images, you could use JavaScript to randomly choose images from a collection...
We obviously support CMS, as we provide one.
Frankly though, I do believe that it is much easier to tweak a system to meet requirements, rather than creating a system from scratch. Would you write...
Our CMS supports page templates - so you can create a template once, with a constant image, then re-use it as much as needed. We've done so with Facebook's Like button, for example, to save the...
You can try out our system, we have free and built-in virtual store modules! We also support credit card clearing and provide you with SSL free of charge.
Basically, most of the time, you should just move the domain to the other party's account. It would require them to open up one prior of making changes. Usually it is done free of charge within the...
Well, this page specifically, uses tables for placement. This method is considered outdated, as tables are meant to be used as containers for tabular data, rather than a design element.
The proper...
On the other hand, this field is evolving so fast, that books that were published several months ago - are outdated now!
Thus, my suggestion would be learning things online: webmasters are able to...
Exactly. You can see the jQuery line in his code, so that's your answer.
By the way, you can tell that something is a Flash animation by right clicking it - you will see the Flash special context...
It depends on your registrar, some provide you with DNS management interface and some will need you to contact them.
It's a weird question though, as you promote a domain registrar in your signature...
Much deserved freedom.
FBML required you to use Facebook's own custom markup, including their own variation of JS (FBJS). With Iframes, you're free to layout the page anyway you'd like, insert any...
Why local companies are so important? Personally, I had the privilege of speaking with our clients from around the world - from the States, UK, Africa and even China. I don't think that you should...
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It all depends on your professional aspirations. First tell us: where do you see yourself? What would you like to do?
There's plenty of things you can do, actually. From the top...
Header tags go all the way to 6. If you find yourself using 10 different header styles, something is wrong :)
Frankly, for consistency and readability, I would rarely suggest going past H3...
In case that it does not work as described by jrg_newtojs (as it's server and CMS dependent), you can place the code in a recurring element of your website - in case your website is dynamic. Our...
