What tool do you use for CSS editing? My personal favourite is PsPad and it is second in Graphic Alert’s list of 8 best and free CSS editors available for web designers.
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If you’re really working on your large site’s SEO you’ve surely asked yourself if Google gives more attention to large websites on difficult keywords or not. Codex-M has made an in depth analysis of the question on SEOCHAT: keyword difficulty vs. size of domain. Apart from showing clearly how things are handled by the Google algorithm, the detailed methodology is a real winner if you try to apply it to your own competitiveness workouts.
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The new Rising Stars issue from Myfonts is now available online and I’m completely digging the new Sketchetika font.
What’s great with this font is that you can try the “light” version for free. Download it on MyFonts.
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Web Design Ledger has published a new list of fresh high quality and FREE fonts issued during the past months. Great resource for all your designs. Make sure you get them all and use them. You can also check out their related lists of great free fonts to use.
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I saw your tweet about this post and came here expecting to see original content. Instead, I see a two-sentences link-post to another article, flanked by two Google ads that are way bigger than the content itself.
You could just as easily have tweeted a link to the original content. Just a thought.
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Hi Shane, thanks for your comment.
The tweet you saw is automatically generated. Actually, the idea is not to see this page as the whole thing is made to be available in the “mini-blogging” feature in the sidebar on all the main articles and on the site’s main page.
The aim to give a resource to Mauritian web designers visiting the main page or a main article everyday.