Adding a New Domain to Your Hosting Account via cPanel

So you’ve bought another domain name and wish to deploy it on your existing hosting account? Don’t worry, that’s easy! One of the great things of cPanel is how convenient it is to add a new domain to your shared hosting account with just a few clicks. Please take note that this tutorial is only […]

Issuing a FREE SSL Certificate for Your Domain Using Let’s Encrypt SSL

This is a quick and simple guide for those who don’t know how to issue a free SSL certificate for their domain/s using Let’s Encrypt™ SSL on their cPanel account. Before we start, make sure that your cPanel already has Let’s Encrypt™ SSL installed as there are some shared hosting packages that do not have […]

Creating a Flip Clock Countdown Timer with Moment.js Timezone

Background I was asked by my client to create a simple page to promote a new monthly contest. On it, they wanted a flip clock countdown timer to indicate how long the registration would last for new participants. So the timer would be different for each user depending on where they’re located. Finding a solution […]

How Propeller Ads Push Notifications Got Me Blacklisted

This is my review of the Propeller Ads Push Notifications after using it for over a day. If you are currently thinking of trying it, go ahead but I would suggest to just save yourself the trouble. From the time I’ve spent with the new format, I’ve found out that they were annoying and only […]

Direction Aware Tiles Pure CSS – How It Works

Introduction After my previous work where I used two HTML elements to determine which side the card will flip, I’ve decided to use four this time. The four elements will detect the top, right, bottom, and left sides respectively. This means each box will now be able to flip horizontally or vertically depending on where you approach […]

How to Tell the Browser Not to Cache your WordPress CSS and JS Files

For WordPress theme creators, browser and server cache can sometimes be a problem when making constant changes to your CSS and JavaScript files. You could always press Shift+F5 on your browser to reload the cache, however, not all your returning site visitors know this and when they come back to your site after you’ve made […]

Add HTTPS to your WordPress Site with Cloudflare’s Free SSL

This tutorial is only for sites who do not own an SSL certificate in their web host and already use or planning to use Cloudflare as their CDN service. What’s a CDN? If you don’t know what a CDN or Content Delivery Network is, it is a service that acts like a bridge between the […]

Material Design Card Flip Pure CSS – Direction Aware

Growing more and more attached to Material Design, here’s a card flip effect that reacts to which direction your mouse is in when you hover. This concept can be applied to blog excerpts, image galleries, or to show your contact information. To compile the SCSS to CSS, click on EDIT ON CODEPEN and a new window will […]

Different Transition Timing Functions in CSS3

This is just a quick post to show you the basic timing functions being used in CSS transition effects and how they are different from each other. For better visualization, I added an alternating animation loop of one second for each transition. Preferably, I like the ‘ease-in-out’ effect. Feel free to copy the code from CodePen and play […]

‘Rulers of the Sea’ Featured in CodePen Spark

Last March 27, CodePen recently featured one of my CSS artworks on their weekly CodePen Spark and I’m really proud of it. Coding the image Making images with CSS is not always easy. There are times that you have to go the extra mile on your work to have it stand out from the rest. […]