Have you ever wanted to change the fonts on a Wordpress website? It can be challenging when the font you want doesn’t come with your theme. Here is how you can do so.
Windows 10’s new Timeline feature is great, but it only works for Microsoft Edge. This article shows how to make the Timeline feature work on Firefox and Chrome.
Gmail doesn’t have a mail merge feature by default. This article explains how to easily create and send a mail merge in Gmail, using Google Docs and an addon.
There are times where you need to round a value to the nearest decimal or whole number. Here we’ll show you how to round numbers using the ROUND function in Excel.
The new Dropbox add-on for Gmail gives you the ability to access Dropbox from your Gmail account. You can now save your files directly to Dropbox from the Inbox.
When you need to display live cryptocurrency prices on a project, you need a reliable API with lightning-quick responses and enterprise-level integration.
WordPress comes with xml-rpc enabled by default. Find out what XML-RPC is and why it is a good idea to disable XML-RPC in WordPress to protect yourself.
If you need to find something on the Internet, you go to Google. But have you tried the other options? Let’s find out how other search engines fare in answering your questions.
PayPal has a “Pay After Delivery” feature that allows you to pay after you have collected the goods. Here is how it works and how to enable or disable it.
Google has a program called Foobar that flags people who go looking for code-related information, giving them coding challenges and occasionally hiring them.
While Google Docs is useful, it has one downside. You can’t easily extract images from it. Here are three workarounds to extract images from Google Docs.
