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How to Change the Login Logo in WordPress

March 25, 2017

Are you working on a client’s site that requires user login? Then why not give them a custom login logo to match the branding and keep the users from feeling alienated. In this article, we will show you how to change the login logo in WordPress.

First you need to open your theme’s functions.php file and then paste the following code:

function custom_loginlogo() {
echo '<style type="text/css">
h1 a {background-image: url('.get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/images/login_logo.png) !important; }
</style>';
}
add_action('login_head', 'custom_loginlogo');

Don’t forget to keep a transparent logo file in your theme’s images folder either. It should be named login_logo.png or anything else if you decide to change the image path.

Top 15 Killer Tips To Increase Your Website Page Rank!

May 6, 2015

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Page Rank is a link analysis algorithm which is used by search engines to determine relative importance of your link within their database. Here I’ll tell you how to increase page rank

Page Rank is calculated by various algorithms made by search engines, in simple words, Page Rank is calculated upon the number of links on your site; these links Include:

Backlinks.
Inbound links.
Internal links.
External links.
No-Follow links.
Do-Follow links.
Google and other Page Ranking sites analyze these links and assign a numerical page rank from 1 to 10 to your website. Below we will discuss Top 15 Killer Tips To Increase Page Rank

How To Increase Page Rank?

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To becoming a better Programmer you have to follow these 10 steps…

April 3, 2015

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I wanted to cover 10 of the things I’ve learned over the years being a professional programmer that really helped me improve the quality of my code and my overall productivity.

1. Never ever duplicate code

Avoid duplicating code at all costs. If you have a common code segment used in a few different places, refactor it out into its own function. Code duplication causes confusion among your colleagues reading your code, it causes bugs down the line when the duplicated segment is fixed in one location and not the others and it bloats the size of your code-base and executable. With modern languages its become possible to get really good at this, for example here is a pattern that used to be hard to solve before delegates and lambdas came along:

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Are You Paid Less Than Your Co-Workers?

March 23, 2015

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Salary is a touchy subject. Finding out that someone on your team is paid more can easily lead to disgruntlement, and it’s not like you can march into your boss’s office and start yelling about it. There are much more diplomatic ways to ask for more cash.

Be Careful

It’s fine to approach your manager and say you’d like to have a conversation about salary—so long as you’re not visibly angry as you do so. And whatever you do, don’t make your salary conversation about how much your co-workers are paid. “Discussing salary with coworkers can only open up a can of worms,” said David Patterson, president and senior practice leader for executive recruiter Kineta Group/Sanford Rose Associates. “If management finds out, it could make you look dissatisfied.”

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Top 10 Popular Programming languages and their Creators

March 22, 2015

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There are many programming languages out there in software world and they are still coming like Scala, Go, Closure etc, but only handful of them has managed to survive till date. These are the ones who has contributed immensely in software development. Since, programming language is single most important thing in software development world, it’s often discussed, criticized and improved over the years. Programmers and developers, who created those programming language are icons of programming world and sometime I feel sad when a guy using a programming language doesn’t know, who is behind that. Though it happens less often with more popular programming language like Java, where everybody knows James Gosling as father of Java, not every developer know who created Perl, Pascal, Lisp or Erlang. These thoughts motivates me to collect and share, names of programmer and designers, behind 10 of the most popular and successful programming languages. On my search I bump into a nice info-graphic, which I have shared with your guys at the bottom of this post. The infographic also puts together 10 of the most popular programming language of last 50 years, I thought to share with you guys.

Top 10 Programming Language and their Inventors

Here is my list of top 10 programming language and their creators. Languages are listed on no particular order, but since I am a Java developer and benefited a lot from Java, I have no hesitation to put it on top of the list. I know many C programmer will not agree as C is the longest surviving, yet going strong programming language, but this is not about ranking but about knowing and remembering their creators. The master programmers who has made difference in the world of programming language and software development.

1) Java – James Gosling

Java is one of the most popular and successful programming language. Dr. James Arthur Gosling is invented Java and best known as the father of the Java programming language. Java was developed and supported earlier by Sun Microsystem and now by Oracle, after their acquisition of Sun Microsystem on January 2010. Java is created with mission WORA, “Write Once Run Anywhere” and platform independence of Java is one of the pillar of it’s success in the enterprise world. Till date, it is one of the most popular application programming language.

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January 6, 2015

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Being web developer you need to know…..

January 5, 2015

Ajax Concept \ CSS Concept \ HTML Concept \ Javascript & Jquery concept \ Live Project Discussion \ News \ OOPS Concept \ PHP Concept \ Web Design \ Web Development

Some people may say: My job is creating forms in WordPress, why would I learn things that have no direct connection to my job and that I won’t ever need in real life. And my answer is that if you don’t learn them, then making those WordPress forms will be your job for your entire life.

General programming awareness

Understanding the “big O notation”, what it means and why it matters
Array data structures as they are defined, not as they are implemented in PHP. How is the n-th element of an array accessed in memory.
At least one other fundamental data structure (linked list, queue, stack)
Being able to implement at least one O(NlogN) sorting algorithm
Understanding recursion. This really goes without saying

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How to Improve Search Engine Ranking on Google

October 6, 2014

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At the moment, Google is the most popular search engine in the world. 70% of online users are using Google for searching. Google’s algorithms change anywhere from 500 to 600 times a year. For this reason, nowadays, SEO became more difficult, but a few years ago, SEO was easier. Google provides the majority of online visitors to most websites. This article provides some tips on how you can improve search engine results on Google. Search Engine Ranking it’s depends on a variety of factors including content, descriptions, keyword, link-backs, host, URL, and many more. Here are top 4 most vital strategies that can help you.

How to Improve Google Search Engine Ranking

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Best free antivirus software 2014 UPDATED Keeping your PC malware-free doesn’t have to be expensive

June 6, 2014

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1. Avast Free Antivirus

You don’t have to spend long with Avast Free Antivirus to realize why it’s one of the most popular security tools around.

The program is simple to install; a straightforward interface makes it easy to use; a quick first scan should identify any potential threats on your PC, and this all has minimal impact on your system performance. Continue Reading →

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