This category deals with Content Management Systems. A CMS is an interface for contents control, which can be managed without necessarily having particular knowledge in the field of programming. Among the most famous is Wordpress, used mostly for the creation of blogs and news. When, on the other hand, more in-depth or more powerful management is required, one can refer to large CMSs such as Drupal.
In this episode I will help you avoid problems with the notorious law, so called, “Cookie Law” (or law eats biscuits, for friends). This law obliges any website owner to insert a banner that signals the presence of cookies on their site, if tracer, even if coming from third parties. […]
Here I am to show you a PHP script to be able to view your site in multiple languages. An alternative technique would be the “splitting of the site” on two separate folders of files (which can become too many to manage) at the expense of a fundamental point of […]
