Section breaks are a formatting tool in Word which allow you to divide your document into separate sections. You can remove a section break in Word by showing the page break icons and then removing them. In Microsoft Word, you can insert section breaks to divide your document into sectionsRead More →
WordPress puts the power of custom page building at your fingertips with its user-friendly block editor. We’ll walk you through the typical WordPress mobile page building workflow and highlight some particularly impressionable layouts. Let’s get started. WordPress: page creation on your phone Download WordPress from the Apple App Store orRead More →
When your first novel gets a cover from none other than Stephen King, it’s safe to say you’ve arrived. Such is the case of Carole Johnstone, whose debut thriller “Mirrorland” garnered a huge amount of attention before its release, including that of the King of Thrills himself. Remarkably, “Mirrorland” livesRead More →
Live music performances are one of the things that I have missed most in pre-pandemic life over the past year or so, and I look forward to the next time I can attend a concert in full. security. Fortunately, in the meantime, there are books that can at least partiallyRead More →
Author Alanna Knight poses with her MBE in 2014 The writer, whose love for the works of Robert Louis Stevenson saw her adopt the capital as a home for her family in the 1980s, died late last year but left a final novel for the delight to its readers, MysteryRead More →
Looking for a hands-free way to flip through sheet music on an iPad, [The_Larch] came up with this simple ESP32 based bluetooth input device. The microcontroller just needed to have two switches hardwired into the GPIO pins, in this case the same heavy-duty plungers you would find on a guitarRead More →
Google fixed a Core Web Vitals metric to make it more accurate for certain types of sites. With about a month until Core Web Vitals becomes a ranking factor, some may find it strange that the calculation issues are still being updated. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) Have you ever visitedRead More →
Google has made changes to how it calculates CLS, cumulative layout change, metric in core web vitals. Specifically, maximum session window with 1 second interval, capped at 5 seconds. This was done to make it “fairer for long pages and single-page apps,” Google’s Malte Ubl said. Google said it decidedRead More →
Hummingbird Salamander, let’s face it right now, is a pulpy page turner with as many twists, double crosses, and mystery puzzles as one of Dan Brown’s gimcrack potboilers. That’s not a fair comparison, of course, as Jeff VanderMeer is a terrific writer, while Brown struggles with any sentence above aRead More →
A compelling idea can strike you at any time. And believe it or not, but the idea for The Tonic, Mayur Sudhakar Sarfare’s first book, was conceived while the first author was eating certain food. “I experienced an ‘unhindered ecstasy’ after consuming certain foods while on a bus ride, andRead More →