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There was a time long ago, back when I walked to school uphill both ways, when I was very careful about the photos I took. There were only so many available on the film, after all. I didn’t want to waste them! I had to buy the film, take it to the store when it was full of pictures, then pay to wait a week until it was developed. Now that kids have it easier and presumably walk downhill both ways…

To apply PHP to an HTML document, you need to follow these steps:

Save your HTML file with a .php extension. For example, "index.php" instead of "index.html".

Add the PHP code to your HTML file using the <?php ?> tags. Any PHP code placed within these tags will be executed by the server before the resulting HTML is sent to the client's browser. Here's an example:

In the example above, the PHP code sets a variable called $name to "John" and then prints out "Hello, John!" to the webpage.

To test your PHP code, you need to run it on a web server that has PHP installed. You can either install a web server (like Apache) on your own computer or use a web hosting service that supports PHP.

Finally, open your webpage in a web browser and you should see the results of your PHP code displayed alongside your HTML content.

Note that PHP code will only be executed on a web server with PHP installed. If you simply open the .php file in a web browser without running it on a server, you will see the raw PHP code instead of the executed output.

If you havent checked out the MonsterInsights blog its worth adding to your favorites bar. There are lots of great articles to get you started with everything web design related.

Following up from my previous post on WordPress.org I did a little research on some of the best themes and custimisation options for your WordPress site.

Have a read for yourself and let me know what you think?

WordPress.org is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) that is used to create websites, blogs, and other online applications. It is one of the most popular CMS platforms in the world, with over 40% of all websites on the internet using it.

WordPress.org was first released in 2003 by Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little. Since then, it has been constantly updated and improved by a large community of developers and users. The platform is built on PHP and uses a MySQL database to store content and settings.

One of the biggest advantages of WordPress.org is its flexibility. Users can choose from thousands of themes and plugins to customise their website's appearance and functionality. Whether you want to create a simple blog or a complex e-commerce website, WordPress.org can be tailored to meet your specific needs.

Another advantage of WordPress.org is its ease of use. The platform has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to create and publish content. WordPress.org also has a large community of users who are always willing to help with any questions or issues that may arise.

One important thing to note about WordPress.org is that it is different from WordPress.com. While both platforms use the same WordPress software, WordPress.com is a hosted service that takes care of hosting and maintenance for you. WordPress.org, on the other hand, is self-hosted, which means that you will need to find your own hosting provider and take care of maintenance yourself.

To get started with WordPress.org, you will need to download the software from the WordPress.org website and install it on your web hosting account. Once you have done that, you can start customising your website and creating content.

Whether you are a blogger, a business owner, or a developer, WordPress.org can be tailored to meet your specific needs. If you are interested in creating a website or blog, WordPress.org is definitely worth considering!

Hi, my friends! I’m using today’s One-Liner Wednesday prompt to see if we can get pingbacks working again. I received a reply from the Happiness Engineers to say they tried a pingback and it worked, so they can’t see a problem. Here’s the email: Hello there, Thank you for reaching out. My message to WP: Is there any chance pingbacks will be working again soon? I checked and can see that the…

When the sun sets, it naturally reminds me not only of the end of a day, but the promise of a new dawn and I love them. Back in my home country Nigeria, we used to have very gorgeous sunsets especially where we lived, which was nice sleepy town located around the hills of Enugu. However, living in these parts, it gets too hot in this horizon of the UAE that most times, I find myself running away…

Photo by rikka ameboshi on Pexels.com I can bet my last dollar or should I say dirham that I am the only person still writing Bloganuary prompts. Anyways, it’s the way things are and I have been balancing many nuts per se. Do I wish I had stuck to the prompts judiciously during the last week? Yes, I do, but unfortunately, I didn’t and I won’t beat myself over the head for it knowing all that I…

Photo by Tirachard Kumtanom on Pexels.com I have been on a continuous learning journey and have learned a couple of new things recently. As a matter of fact, it has been a conscious choice to ensure that I keep learning and improving myself day by day. Late last year, I started a TikTok account and had to learn how to use the app, how to create posts which are different from my usual blog posts…