PHP Tutorials — Site Navigation

When maintaining a website in this day and age, having well formatted URLs is a must for good SEO. Containing keywords in your URL helps search engines pick up your sites topic and niche. However when a URL is made for a page, it should always remain on that URL. Having multiple URLs for one page will do your site no good in terms of SEO.

Create Dynamic Poll System With Animated Colors

Google Plus API for developers allows you to fetch public data form Google+. In this tutorial w3resource discusses an overview of Google Plus API, followed by detail tutorial of all the necessary steps one need to perform to successfully fetch public data from Google+.

Adding a checkbox to your comments form is an excellent way to present your readers with the option of signing up to your mailing list. Doing so will increase your core readership and enable you to engage with them more.

The Google +1 button is a way for your readers to tell their friends that they like your content and this tutorial shows you how to install it on your WordPress site

Learn how to use php to generate a class of active inside your navigation to visually specify the active page to the user.

Recently introduced in WordPress 3 is the ability to create custom menus. For anyone who has ever developed a theme, this was long a overdue feature. In this tutorial we are going to look at the new menu system and how to implement it.

Today we will go through how you can update your twitter status remotely. We will using the cURL function and twitter’s API to accomplish this.

Learn the advantages of using a php include system, and learn to write a php active state navigation function while your at it!

A beginner's guide on how to rewrite URLs with the mod_rewrite module.