How To Record Guitar In GarageBand (Mac Only)
Posted on October 12th, 2009 by Calvin Guevara in Quick Tips
Hello, I’m Calvin. In this quick and easy tutorial I will take you through how to record an Electric (Or Acoustic) Guitar through Apple’s Garageband. The tutorial is aimed towards beginners and only shows the basics at the moment, however we may expand on this topic in later tutorials. Enjoy! :)
5 Step Tut: Making a cool block gradient wallpaper.
Posted on April 20th, 2009 by Alex Rogahn in Photoshop
In this tutorial we’ll be making a cool block gradient effect. You can use this effect for anything of your choosing, your imagination being the only limit. I’m using a very simple and minimalistic wallpaper to demonstrate.
Make your own Feedburner alternative with Wordpress
Posted on April 11th, 2009 by Alex Rogahn in Wordpress & CMS
Ever since Google took over feedburner it’s gone… well… a little downhill. Although TutShelf still uses Feedburner there are certainly some things that get me. For a period – whilst I was still developing the first instance of TutShelf, I created my own system which was very close to Feedburner. Throughout this tutorial I will go though how to build such a system as well as put in the odd tip here and there.
The Art of CSS Positioning
Posted on April 11th, 2009 by Rob MacKay in HTML & CSS
CSS Positioning is one thing I used to struggle with, hopefully I can help you understand how positioning works and what it’s affected by, and iron out some of those kinks.
Let’s get one thing straight: positioning is vital in web design. When you have odd issues between browsers where elements vanish, don’t show or are a few pixels out of alignment, it’s normally because you are guilty of using margin and padding for positioning your elements. This is wrong because margin and padding were not designed to do that. (of course, if each browser was compliant with web standards there probably would not be an issue).
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