Website Design

Welcome to Design Services and congratulations on officially getting your project started! We are ecstatic you have chosen us for your design project and are Read More >

Many applications use the Markdown markup syntax – Grav, Github, MatterMost, and Slack – in lieu of HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Below we cover commonly Read More >

Back when I was working as one of InMotion Hosting’s Support Agents, one of my most memorable moments assisting a customer involved a webpage designed Read More >

You created or a web designer created your website but you haven’t touched your website since it was launched years ago. Web trends have changed Read More >

As small business owner, it pays to be curious about new web technologies. It’s important to keep up with the latest trends in the industry. Read More >

If you want to learn to code and don’t know where to start, the Python programming language is a great ‘first’ language. Python is easy Read More >

Now you can start developing like a pro with your own local hosting environment. You may have heard about how you can develop sites locally Read More >

Microsoft Expressions Web 4 is a program that can help you build a website. You must have Expressions Web 4 installed on your local computer Read More >

Django is a “high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design.” Django is designed to focus on automation allowing the developer Read More >

The formatting of Images and text is done using CSS. They can be aligned and floated to allow the images to be placed in particular Read More >

Podcasters and musicians looking for an alternative to Soundcloud may prefer Clyp.it. Below we cover how to embed Clyp.it audio files, called “Clyps” into your Read More >

Communication is the key to a successful web design process. When working with another person or a team of people, maintaining healthy, constructive communication will Read More >

There is no shortage of programming resources, tutorials, and videos available. If you have decided to learn how to design websites, the real difficulty is Read More >

Finding keywords for your website is easier than you might think. However, ranking in search engines for those terms is where the work and patience Read More >

jQuery is a JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. Since jQuery is a simple Read More >

GD Library is a program installed on the server that allows programs to manipulate graphics. GD (Graphics Draw) can create images using line, arcs, texts, Read More >

We recently introduced a new feature in our Support Center, Autosuggested Articles. While you’re typing in a question you’d like our Community Support to answer, Read More >

In this article we’ll briefly discuss controlling user executions with Apache’s suEXEC feature and how it can increase security on your server. If you happen Read More >

By default, the webservers at InMotion Hosting look for specific file names to display as the first page of a website. They also look for Read More >

In this article I’m going to teach you how you can disable a problematic site on your hosting account via a .htaccess file, so that Read More >

When working on your website, you may want to prevent any visitor from accessing your site except you. This can be done by creating a Read More >

Recently we’ve been made aware that our customer website JavaScript sliders and other related scripts stopped working a few days ago. This is not a Read More >

HTML can be a little intimidating for those not accustomed to looking at code. That’s why we wrote this article as an introduction to web Read More >

When building a website, you may not want random visitors snooping your pages until you are ready for them. Even while some programs allow you Read More >

In this article: CSS Code for a Drop Menu HTML Code for a Drop Menu There are many free CSS menus online that you can Read More >

You may find it necessary to create or modify a web page so that it displays for a period of time, then jumps to another Read More >

“Responsive Templates” or “Responsive Web Design (RWD)” is the new wave of web design. According to Wikipedia, “Ethan Marcotte coined the term Responsive Web Design Read More >

You can create your own Responsive Web Design (RWD) using HTML and CSS. Before we get started, we will need to get an idea of Read More >

In order for your Responsive Template to work, you will need to make at least 3 different stylesheets. The stylesheets will load depending on the Read More >

Continuing our tutorial on how to create a Responsive Template, we are moving to step 3 of the process where we add the CSS links Read More >

Once you have the Bootstrap Theme Roller created and downloaded. You will need to add the files to your website. The image to the right Read More >

Now that you have Bootstrap set up on your Responsive Template, you can use the code provided by Bootstrap to style your site. Bootstrap has Read More >

If you have no experience with programming a website and you need a quick solution without much need for control, then the Plesk Premium Web Read More >

How to remove the landing page? Question: When I go to my website, I see a page that says, “Website Coming Soon!”. How do I Read More >

The following article provides information on how to use the optional Under Construction Page provided with your hosting account. Additionally, to prevent any confusion we Read More >

The following article discusses the topic of compressing a CSS file, minifying a CSS file and unifying multiple CSS files. Compacting a CSS file can Read More >

Problem: I am using Protocol Relative URLs / relative URLs when referencing css and javascript. When I access my page over https / ssl, the Read More >

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to Add (embed) a YouTube video. The video we will use is from our InMotion Hosting YouTube Channel. Read More >

In the last article, we covered what Notifybot does and how to install Notifybot in WordPress. Now, since you have installed the plugin you’re ready Read More >

Redirects are used for a variety purposes and it is important that you use the appropriate redirect type for your website when it becomes necessary Read More >

When a visitor shares a Page or Post from your website to Facebook, Facebook’s API scrapes or reads through your Page/Post content. If it is Read More >

Let people know you’re working on a great site by creating an attractive  Bootstrap Under Construction page. Using the Bootstrap CSS framework means your page Read More >

There are multiple ways to interact with viewers within your website – forums, contact forms, and various forms of live chat. In this article we’ll Read More >

Not all hyperlinks work forever. Domains expire or change. Websites change permalinks – permanent URLs to individual posts and pages. Content is taken down. Having Read More >

Having the ability to customize quick links on your Grav dashboard helps you optimize your workflow. Below we cover how to add quick links to Read More >

A favicon is a quiet but important part of branding. It shows your logo whenever someone is on your website. Below we’ll change the favicon Read More >

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulations have brought privacy concerns to the forefront for website owners who haven’t before done so before. Below we cover Read More >

When you create a blog, an About me section helps add personality to your content and brand. Below we cover how to add an About Read More >

After installing Grav, one of the first things you’ll want to do is edit your Grav site. Those familiar with Github, Mattermost, and Slack will Read More >

There are multiple ways to convert images into favicons. We even have a Favicon Generator tool. But it’s better to have offline options to accomplish Read More >