Chrome’s Omnibox is an address bar and search box rolled into one. Type a search query instead of a website URL into the box and you’ll see the relevant search results in Google because that’s Chrome’s default search engine. But what happens when you want to use a different search engine, say, a privacy-focused one […]
Continue Reading
Sometimes—when you see a cool design that was created in Photoshop—you might wonder what tool was used to make it. You’ll invariably discover that the design was created with Photoshop’s Custom Shape Tool. Custom shapes, you think? The only shape designs you’ve seen look like stock art. But this robust tool can offer so much […]
Continue Reading
Adobe Photoshop is an incredibly versatile program. Whether it’s textures, gradients, or paint brushes, there seems to be no end to the ways that you can adapt this program to suit your needs. However, when it comes to coloring your images, what if you don’t like Adobe Photoshop’s default color swatches? With that in mind, […]
Continue Reading
One of the advantages of using WordPress is its sheer flexibility. It’s not just for posts and pages: custom post types can extend the core features to virtually anything. Let’s take a look today at what you could do with custom post types, as well as a quick practical example of how to create an […]
Continue Reading
There are few popular blogging platforms including Blogger, Typepad, and WordPress. So why should you use Google’s Blogger? Because it’s free and has a strong backend infrastructure support from Google. Although free hosting is a bad idea, Blogger doesn’t compromise on features, and it’s easy to get started. Once you get a custom domain of […]
Continue Reading
Photoshop CC is a great tool for creating gradients. By simply blending two colors together, you can add some visual “pop” to your images. Photoshop has some built-in options for this, but what if you want to create a gradient from scratch? In this article, we’ll walk you through how to create a custom gradient […]
Continue Reading