Sunday, December 26, 2010
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
eShop Pro ...
Sell Your Digital And / Or Physical Products As Well As Services Securely Online While Offering A Variety Of Payment Options!
Friday, December 10, 2010
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Magazine Themes
Multimedia Themes
The Journal by WooThemes
Gazette Edition by WooThemes
Daily Edition by WooThemes
WPBundle
Free Themes
Elefolio by WooThemes
If you didn't really find your link between those above, ... feel free and let us know it, so we will lead you to the WOO-link that you searched such a long time. Because domainXXpert cares for you!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
PayGear is the Best Affiliate Marketplace Hands Down - Here Why
Domainxxpert here, which some great news.
If you have not yet heard of PayGear it is quickly sweeping the Internet order processing community.
While there are a few choices in affiliate marketing, none of them can really stand up to PayGear.com.
PayGear is an amazing service which is more flexible, easier to use, and far less expensive processing fees than any other marketplace on the Internet. Did I mention it is the only marketplace that allows its users to list unlimited products for free?
Clickbank charges its users $49.95 for each product listed while Paydotcom charges $29.95 for multiple product additions.
You should sign up now just in case PayGear does decide to start charging the prices these other competitors are listed at.
How can they offer all these feature for free?
- Lowest transaction fees industry wide
- 99.99% server up time – never lose an order
- Mass pay your affiliates with just one click of the button
- Customize your checkout page with your own logo
- Integrated 2-tier affiliate program
- Integrated coupon system – give all or your best affiliate coupons
- Multiple payment options on the checkout page
- Process orders from Paypal, Google Checkout, or your own credit card processor
Clickbank doesn’t offer any of the above features; Paydotcom doesn’t offer any of the above features! And that’s just for starters.
PayGear includes higher paying rewards for referring new members. Just refer a few of your friends and you may never have to pay any fees ever again.
---------------------------------
SEE FOR YOURSELF:
http://www.paygear.com
---------------------------------
Plus you will receive free Ad Feed technology with your account. Users can then insert a PayGear Ad Feed on their website and any product in the top 25 automatically get rotated with that users affiliate link imbedded.
Affiliates get tons of optimized content for their site, while venders get another source of totally free advertising.
PayGear is a total win – win for all parties involved. Easy to use and highly effective for processing orders and will drive tons of extra traffic to your web business. Plus you are going to pay far far less than any other similar system on the market!
Don’t waste any more time, sign up for a free PayGear account now!
http://www.paygear.com
Best Regards,
Domainxxpert
P.S. Make sure you sign up right away while they
still offer free unlimited membeships.
If you have not yet heard of PayGear it is quickly sweeping the Internet order processing community.
While there are a few choices in affiliate marketing, none of them can really stand up to PayGear.com.
PayGear is an amazing service which is more flexible, easier to use, and far less expensive processing fees than any other marketplace on the Internet. Did I mention it is the only marketplace that allows its users to list unlimited products for free?
Clickbank charges its users $49.95 for each product listed while Paydotcom charges $29.95 for multiple product additions.
You should sign up now just in case PayGear does decide to start charging the prices these other competitors are listed at.
How can they offer all these feature for free?
- Lowest transaction fees industry wide
- 99.99% server up time – never lose an order
- Mass pay your affiliates with just one click of the button
- Customize your checkout page with your own logo
- Integrated 2-tier affiliate program
- Integrated coupon system – give all or your best affiliate coupons
- Multiple payment options on the checkout page
- Process orders from Paypal, Google Checkout, or your own credit card processor
Clickbank doesn’t offer any of the above features; Paydotcom doesn’t offer any of the above features! And that’s just for starters.
PayGear includes higher paying rewards for referring new members. Just refer a few of your friends and you may never have to pay any fees ever again.
---------------------------------
SEE FOR YOURSELF:
http://www.paygear.com
---------------------------------
Plus you will receive free Ad Feed technology with your account. Users can then insert a PayGear Ad Feed on their website and any product in the top 25 automatically get rotated with that users affiliate link imbedded.
Affiliates get tons of optimized content for their site, while venders get another source of totally free advertising.
PayGear is a total win – win for all parties involved. Easy to use and highly effective for processing orders and will drive tons of extra traffic to your web business. Plus you are going to pay far far less than any other similar system on the market!
Don’t waste any more time, sign up for a free PayGear account now!
http://www.paygear.com
Best Regards,
Domainxxpert
P.S. Make sure you sign up right away while they
still offer free unlimited membeships.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Do websites have to look exactly the same across all browsers?
First off, I think it’s really important to explain what I mean by “look” and “all browsers”.
For me, being a front end developer, “look” means CSS (stylesheets), HTML, graphics, images, font colors, graphical user-interface and other visible elements used on a website.
As for “all browsers”, I am only concentrating on IE (6-8), Firefox, Chrome, Safari and yes Opera as well.
The purpose of this article is to debunk the myth that somehow has come to pass as truth or fact which is not ALL browsers need to render websites exactly the same.
I know firsthand that dealing with CSS can be very frustrating when trying to get things to look the same across all browser platforms. Since we are in the process of making all of our sites and applications lighter and faster to load, the need for large images and graphics are being phased out with more and more CSS implementation to save on time, download speed and bandwidth.
But the main issue this brings up is CSS is rendered differently across the browsers used today by the common client/customer. So with that being the case, certain elements on the page won’t always look the same depending on what browser you are viewing it through.
IE (in particular IE6) might have a certain image or line of text one pixel to the left of where you want, and Firefox, Chrome and Safari might have it 5 pixels to the right. What to do you might say?
Well you can take 1 of 4 routes to solve this issue:
* use CSS hacks which target a specific browser and version (doing so will render your CSS non compliant though so be warned)
* using conditional CSS statements which basically means you target a browser like IE with conditional code ( )
Now this does not render your CSS non compliant but it does mean either attaching a new stylesheet only for IE or adding more inline code to the head of the file you wish to implement the CSS style for IE only.
* ignore the differences alltogether and just target the most updated and latest modern browsers (while ignoring users who use IE6)
* or you can use the latest and most up to date CSS and HTML specifications to date and encourage your clients/customers to upgrade as well so that they can enjoy the fullest features of your designs and layout.
For me, the best approach would be the last option listed above. Why you ask? Well because quite simply, the web is NOT print nor was it ever meant to be even though countless others have tried to bridge that gap between the two mediums. First and foremost, with print, you can lay out and position any and everything on your “canvas” with precise location. This cannot be done with the web.
The web is an impossible medium to control first of all because you have NO idea what browser, monitor, resolution, color calibration, font size, etc your end-user has on their machine to begin with. So with all those factors being a mystery to you, how can it be possible for you to control the layout so that it looks precisely the same to everyone who views it?
You can’t and that’s the reason why it’s best to practice implementing the latest CSS3 or/and HTML5 specifications and code. By doing this, you make sure those who have the most up to date browsers can view CSS and HTML working at its’ finest. But it also means that those who do not have the latest browsers can still view your site and/or web applications with no problems whatsover but they won’t see the most advanced CSS/HTML on the web.
That’s not a death blow to your business nor your company. If you build your CSS and HTML so that it degrades gracefully, there shouldnt be any issues to try and fix with hacks and conditional code. If the your customer can’t see or view rounded corners because they use IE and not browsers that support CSS3, then what harm comes from this? Nothing whatsoever. It’s just a visual cue or element they are missing, not functionality and content and those are the keys – functionality and content not design should be the number one causes for creating sites and applications.
If your site looks great but doesn’t function or someone can’t find the content they were searching for, who’s going to stay around long enough to even notice the rounded corners are missing in IE only or the logo is one pixel off in Firefox?
The whole point of this blog is so that you realize that the web is evolving continually and it’s almost impossible to implement CSS and HTML that will render 100% of the time across 100% of the browsers.
The key in all of this CSS/HTML cross-browser madness may be to ignore absolute pixel perfection obsession but if the customer or client can function on your site and find the content and information they are there for in a timely manner.
For me, being a front end developer, “look” means CSS (stylesheets), HTML, graphics, images, font colors, graphical user-interface and other visible elements used on a website.
As for “all browsers”, I am only concentrating on IE (6-8), Firefox, Chrome, Safari and yes Opera as well.
The purpose of this article is to debunk the myth that somehow has come to pass as truth or fact which is not ALL browsers need to render websites exactly the same.
I know firsthand that dealing with CSS can be very frustrating when trying to get things to look the same across all browser platforms. Since we are in the process of making all of our sites and applications lighter and faster to load, the need for large images and graphics are being phased out with more and more CSS implementation to save on time, download speed and bandwidth.
But the main issue this brings up is CSS is rendered differently across the browsers used today by the common client/customer. So with that being the case, certain elements on the page won’t always look the same depending on what browser you are viewing it through.
IE (in particular IE6) might have a certain image or line of text one pixel to the left of where you want, and Firefox, Chrome and Safari might have it 5 pixels to the right. What to do you might say?
Well you can take 1 of 4 routes to solve this issue:
* use CSS hacks which target a specific browser and version (doing so will render your CSS non compliant though so be warned)
* using conditional CSS statements which basically means you target a browser like IE with conditional code ( )
Now this does not render your CSS non compliant but it does mean either attaching a new stylesheet only for IE or adding more inline code to the head of the file you wish to implement the CSS style for IE only.
* ignore the differences alltogether and just target the most updated and latest modern browsers (while ignoring users who use IE6)
* or you can use the latest and most up to date CSS and HTML specifications to date and encourage your clients/customers to upgrade as well so that they can enjoy the fullest features of your designs and layout.
For me, the best approach would be the last option listed above. Why you ask? Well because quite simply, the web is NOT print nor was it ever meant to be even though countless others have tried to bridge that gap between the two mediums. First and foremost, with print, you can lay out and position any and everything on your “canvas” with precise location. This cannot be done with the web.
The web is an impossible medium to control first of all because you have NO idea what browser, monitor, resolution, color calibration, font size, etc your end-user has on their machine to begin with. So with all those factors being a mystery to you, how can it be possible for you to control the layout so that it looks precisely the same to everyone who views it?
You can’t and that’s the reason why it’s best to practice implementing the latest CSS3 or/and HTML5 specifications and code. By doing this, you make sure those who have the most up to date browsers can view CSS and HTML working at its’ finest. But it also means that those who do not have the latest browsers can still view your site and/or web applications with no problems whatsover but they won’t see the most advanced CSS/HTML on the web.
That’s not a death blow to your business nor your company. If you build your CSS and HTML so that it degrades gracefully, there shouldnt be any issues to try and fix with hacks and conditional code. If the your customer can’t see or view rounded corners because they use IE and not browsers that support CSS3, then what harm comes from this? Nothing whatsoever. It’s just a visual cue or element they are missing, not functionality and content and those are the keys – functionality and content not design should be the number one causes for creating sites and applications.
If your site looks great but doesn’t function or someone can’t find the content they were searching for, who’s going to stay around long enough to even notice the rounded corners are missing in IE only or the logo is one pixel off in Firefox?
The whole point of this blog is so that you realize that the web is evolving continually and it’s almost impossible to implement CSS and HTML that will render 100% of the time across 100% of the browsers.
The key in all of this CSS/HTML cross-browser madness may be to ignore absolute pixel perfection obsession but if the customer or client can function on your site and find the content and information they are there for in a timely manner.
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