Whilst working on some improvements to Alquiler de Casa rural en Francia, I decided to check that the changes I’d made the the theme I was using hadn’t broken anything in the various browsers, and I did this using a free tool called Browser Shots.
This tool is invaluable to website designers as it allows you to check how your website design renders on the various browsers without having to actually install them all.
This is important as not all browsers are the same: IE7 renders websites in a completely different manner to (the much hated by web designers) IE6, and even Chrome, Firefox and Safari have their differences. If you only test on 1 browser, you might be oblivious to a minor issue which is making your website unreadable on 70% of the internet population’s computers. I’ve particularly found this to be the case for ‘DIY’ websites I’m asked to look at, especially those created with cheap / free software.
So if you want to see how the rest of the world sees your site, head over to Browser Shots, submit your URL, and then review the screenshots you’re provided.
Multilingual Gite Websites with WordPress using WPML plugin
Con el martilleo Sterling Euro, más y más propietarios de albergue están buscando nuevos mercados para atraer visitantes. Para ello, necesita que se encuentran en los motores de búsqueda adecuados, para las frases de búsqueda derecho, and then engage with the visitor in their own language to ‘seal the deal’.
Estoy cada vez más pidió a diseñar sitios web multilingües, but have found WordPress to be quite clunky for this purpose. La página de la categoría y la estructura no permite la creación fácil de toda la sub-sitios, y hasta ayer, the only solution I’d toyed with was installing a copy of WordPress MU (múltiples usuarios) y subregionales la creación de blogs para cada idioma. Otra vez, muy torpe. Leer Más »