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How to Convert A Webpage to PDF Without Any Software

January 18, 2013

When ever we search for “Webpage to PDF converter“, we are bombarded with many paid software’s and online sites. Many of them work great, but my purpose of converting a Webpage into PDF is just for reading. That means, I want my PDF file to be in best readable form, and I want all hyperlinks to be intact for further reading. Here I’m sharing one trick for converting Webpage to PDF format, which I’m using for ...

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Learn How To Make A Website Step By Step

September 14, 2012

This is my first post on ShoutMeLoud that will teach the beginners or dummies that how to create their own website step by step. About 4 year ago I had zero knowledge about website designing and developing but I wanted to do it. I searched a lot on the internet about How to make a website but I never found any solid article that could tell me the proper steps of creating a website. Very hardly I ...

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Top 5 Community sites for Web Designers

September 1, 2011

Apart from typing HTML, CSS and JavaScript codes, a web designer needs to do a lot of other things like reading magazines and blogs to keep up to date with the latest trends, check out other websites for some inspiration and also read the news to know about what’s happening in the design industry. Well, one can find hundreds of blogs and websites related to web designing. But, I always feel that it is better ...

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How to Add Reflection Effect On Images Using CSS

August 16, 2011

I’ve been working on design articles for the past few days and I would like to share one with you in this article which is based on Photoshop but the twist is that we’ll not use PhotoShop to achieve this effect, rather use simple and pure CSS to achieve it – Reflection Effect On Images. Before we dive into the actual tutorial, let me show you the final product – refer to the image below. ...

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How to Create An Adaptable View On Your Blog?

August 9, 2011

Basically, adaptable view is an user interface pattern that lets the user decide the visual appearance of your blog. In other words, users can dynamically change the layout of your theme. Interesting… Isn’t it? Well, there could be no better example than delicious bookmarks to explain what I mean. So, for those who actually wonder what I’m blabbering, take a look at the following link – Recent Bookmarks. Now, look for the display options that ...

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How to Create Facebook Pages Easily With Static HTML WYSIWYG Editor

May 12, 2011

This is a guest post by Abhishek who blogs at Urbngeek. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our adsense revenue sharing program. Don’t know HTML and can’t code in FBML, but still you want to make your Facebook Fan age look attractive? Wish you could just type in text and paste some pictures and your Welcome Page is ready? Static HTML WYSIWYG Editor can help you in this situation. Using it, you can create Static ...

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Want To Learn Web design? Download The 300 Page Free Web Book Now

July 7, 2010

There are many readers who intended to learn web design and make career in designing. But they generally get confuse, where to start from. To learn the web design you should starts with the basics and then go to the upper level. I found a nice PDF e-book to learn web designing and I want to share the book with you. This book is known as The Web Book, written by Robert Schifreen. According to ...

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How to Display HTML code on a Webpage

March 5, 2010

You must’ve tried adding some piece of html/javascript to a blog post at some point. And to your dismay, the code simply refused to show itself! Instead what you got was the output of the code. For example, to display the html code for adding a simple anchor text-link, <a href=”http://shoutmeloud.com”>Shoutmeloud</a> you might have gone crazy, with the result being Shoutmeloud In order to prevent this, you can use any of the following ways : ...

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