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Embedding is very common terminology in the website world. In layman's terms it basically means that you are inserting content from another website (or another source) into your web page.
Probably the most common form of embedding is videos. YouTube and Vimeo are popular sites where you can upload your videos on their servers for people to see on their sites. If you want to show that same video on your site, you can copy the "embed code" and paste it into your webpage*. MORE
Probably the most common form of embedding is videos. YouTube and Vimeo are popular sites where you can upload your videos on their servers for people to see on their sites. If you want to show that same video on your site, you can copy the "embed code" and paste it into your webpage*. MORE
Like all things, Website Design sees its share of trends come and go. While in the world of fashion or other areas, it might not seem necessary to keep up with the trends, there are some very good reasons you should consider keeping your website's design fresh, modern, and current:
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If you are not too familiar with the world of fonts, there are many different categories and types.
To make things simple, we are going to talk about the two main types of fonts with regards to how they look: Serif Fonts and Sans-Serif Fonts. MORE
To make things simple, we are going to talk about the two main types of fonts with regards to how they look: Serif Fonts and Sans-Serif Fonts. MORE
A MySQL database is what stores the data (content) of your website (assuming it is a dynamic website - one that uses a database to load its information/content). It is separate from the design and contains everything you enter in your Content Management System (CMS). Your CMS pretty much is a good looking and user friendly way of entering information into the MySQL database. When someone visits your website, the page they are on automatically loads the content for that page from the MySQL database.
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IMAP and POP3 are methods used by your computer to access e-mail messages from a remote server. You will often see these two options in your e-mail settings. But what is the difference between the two?
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Adobe Flash/Adobe Flash Player was a great program that created a lot of neat animations and interactive website elements. Due to a dispute between Apple and Adobe, Apple refused to allow support for Adobe Flash on its smart phones and tablets. As the world was changing and more and more people started accessing the internet through these devices over their computers, this became a death blow for Adobe Flash. While new technologies emerged to tray and fill the gap (namely CSS3 and HTML5) we still can't quite do everything we could with Flash.
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Just like any data, it is always important to have a back up of your website in case on unforeseeable problems. Things outside of your control: server crashes, disasters, hosting companies going out of business; or things in your control: forgetting to pay your hosting bill, messing something up on your website, accidentally deleting or editing the files on the server; can be reasons to have an independent back up of your website INCLUDING any of the MySql databases your website uses for its content.
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A web site is always a fun thing to think about, but if you are new to the web world, there are a lot of things you should know. Let's start with the basics. There are four main things you will need to have in place in order to get your web site off the ground: Domain, Hosting, SSL Certificate, & Design. It might be easier to think of these like a car, a garage, the lock, and an address. Your car (website/design), is parked or stored in a garage (hosting), the garage is locked and protected (SSL Certificate), and people can find it by going to the address of the garage (domain). In order to understand them more in detail, please see below for a complete breakdown.
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