PSD file extension represent image file types that are created with the most commonly used professional image editing program, Adobe Photoshop. PSD image files may include image layers, adjustments, masks, notes, information’s … and other elements that are specific for Photoshop. PSD or PhotoShop Documents supports multiple color modes as: RGB, CMYK, grayscale, monochrome, duotone, Lab color, multichannel color mode … and others.

After Apple’s Safari 5 deployments the new HTML5 and accompanied site dedicated to HTML5, no longer a certainty in the market and showed where the technology moves. There is great controversy over the creased support from Apple to HTLM5 over other traditional technologies and considerably more painful.

Exists in computers many years ago and apparently we all know what is and what it serves. True or not?… We also know that there are different versions of different browsers and that the best is the one that we most used, right?… again, maybe not. Perhaps not for many of the Internet Users that visit us on our web pages every single day.

The HTML 5 is maturing slowly but sustained and often appear implemented new features. This will in all likelihood, the versions of HTML that will bring more changes to how we build Web pages. The release of new stable versions of Chrome turns it into the first browser to support a security feature of HTML, the implementation of the sandbox’s iframes.

Basing on experiences gathered, we created probably the best tool to present articles for Joomla! I’m talking about the new version of News Show Pro, a module based on the GNU General Public License.

Following the usual path of innovation, Google has released a few days ago another of their good services. However this went through unnoticed, perhaps because it is still a Lab but has everything to make it a success. So, Google’s latest proposal is a directory of sources for use in building web pages, so this way the developer pages can have access to sources of high quality by using a specific API.

Bluefish is a powerful text editor suitable for programmers and Web designers. With many options available, allows development in HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, XML, PHP, C, Javascript, Java, SQL, Perl, JSP, Python, among others.

Bluefish was created by Chris and Olivier Mazuc Sessink in 1997 with the aim of facilitating the development of web professionals would like the operating system. Is an editor that does not need a lot of memory resources being very light compared to the same editors.

Today, I will try to solve the common problem with site’s background change according to subpages which should be reduced to some extend in Joomla! 1.6 and where there would be a possibility to change template’s settings for particular subpages (now, we have to create copies of a template given and assign it to particular subpage).

Today’s entry will be connected with extensions styling for Joomla! It offers us access to head section of a document, thanks to which it is possible to add script or CSS style from a module/component level. Some developers eagerly use this option in order to e.g. avoid embedding link elements inside body section of a storefront (which, by the way, causes validation errors). I will describe access and operations on head sections template for Joomla! next time as it is quite important and wide topic. But for this moment a little trick which can be useful while creating, e.g. a template for mobile devices.

Some code fragments in a template often repeat; there is a additional structure between a code creating template’s configuration and a code generated by a module in the form of additional containers. They are used e.g. in title module presentation, in creating rounded edges around a module or containers famous for debugging template mode. Joomla! offers six styles – their detailed descriptions and structures may be found here.

Sometimes some additional elements or different structure than a standard are needed. Of course it is also possible with Joomla!; we can create as many own module styles which fulfill our needs as we want to create.