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How To Make Web Pages Load Faster While Using CSS?

HTML specifications clearly defines the way front-end engineers should code the html document though browsers are making us lazy to follow these rules. We do mistakes and do code the html documents in a wrong way. On top of that, browsers helps us more to do more mistakes by ignoring such problems and renders the web page, even though they sometime take a bit extra time to load elements on web page.


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How To Add Hover Effect On DIV In IE?

There are number of glitches that exists in IE. One glitch is that it does not allow hover effect other than on anchor <a> tag.  This small and quick tutorial will show you how to do it with simple JavaScript and CSS.

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How To Fix PHP Sessions Data Issue In Internet Explorer & In IFRAMES?

Are you web developer? Oh yeah!!! then you must know how much you need to be aware such issues, like some of your web pages, web sites do not work on IE but runs perfectly on other popular browsers, i.e. Firefox, Safari.

Think about a day when you coded for something by spending lot of time on it, and it actually runs perfectly as you want on Firefox, Safari etc, but when you try to look same on Internet Explorer (IE), just one thing came into your mind, Oh Goshhhhhh…. what went wrong with the code which leads to such issues. Your complete page reacts differently and all things got vanished and you just ask yourself, why??? The answer is that Microsoft’s IE takes everything differently as compared to other browsers. What a silly statement this is, Isn’t it? but its all true that even in the IE 7.0 version Microsoft has still not fixed all the issues those existed in IE 6.

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Do Not Show My Web Page In Search Engine Results. How To?

So, you want to hide your web page (URL/link) from search engine bots and do not want to use robots.txt. You can do this with the help of noindex meta tags. Just put the below code in your web page code, anywhere after <head> and before the closing </head> tag.
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How To Create A Scrollable DIV Area With CSS (overflow property)

CSS makes it possible to do such things in just quick manner which we cant accomplish with lots of javascript code or from html. See the magic of CSS property, overflow. Let’s create a div with scrollable content. Starting with css and move on to html and follwed by live example.
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PHP Function: How To Get The Current Page URL (Address Bar Link)

There are number of times when we need to play with PHP and the pre-defined constants and variables. PHP has a vast number of methods which can help us in dealing with almost all issues. Today, I am gonna share with the trick to find out current page’s URL, yes the link that you see in your browser’s address bar.
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How To Implement Google AJAX Image Search API with jQuery? : An Example

Google AJAX Search API lets us to use the Google search in web applications. This means you can use the same technology in your web apps, which powers the Google.com search. In more technical words; The Google AJAX Search API lets you put Google Search in your web pages with JavaScript.

The web search component of this specific library is available since long and they have just recently added the multimedia search. Now, developers can search for images and videos through Google Multimedia Search.

This example shows you that how you can easily use the Google AJAX Image Search API in your web apps. See the screen shot below:

Google Image Search AJAX API Example Screenshot
Google Image Search AJAX API Example Screen shot

Now, let’s start and move to the code beauty:
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