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I’m walking down the street in a ginormous grey city. There are maybe one or two people on the opposite sidewalk, otherwise the street is empty, almost eerie.

First off, don't do black hat hacking. This article is in no way endorsing it. I usually hack plugins because the price for premium seems quite often to be too much and close to feeling like a rip off. As it turns out, I'm usually not that far away from the truth.

Fixing the CSS on a WordPress website can be tricky. Especially given that each theme and (if I'm not wrong) plugin can add their own.

I started fixing CSS on WordPress websites with my dad's online store. I started with just googling how to do this and that and eventually came up with my own pattern for fixing CSS.

The if, elif, and else statements are all there to allow for decision making in python and other programming languages as well.

Let's look at a simple if statement code:

My last post was about getting a quick start in python. Now it would be much more interesting to apply the knowledge to a specific task. For this reason I decided to go through a really simple login system in python where a user can register and/or login using a username and a password.

A guide to help people new to python get a boost in learning the language

1. Decide what size aquarium/fish tank you want
2. Get a filter, aeration, and a heater for tropical fish
3. Cycle your aquarium
4. Research the fish before you buy it

Having been completely new to the aquariumist hobby we were looking for information anywhere we could find it. Interestingly some details get left out very often as if they're common knowledge everyone knows anyway. I decided to share what we've learned including all the little details to hopefully make it easier you.

The very first time when I heard about getting https enabled for our websites I thought it was going to have to be some long tedious process that I'll never have enough stamina to complete. Turned out it's the complete opposite 🙂

By default the latest PHP version CentOS 7 supports is something along the lines of 5.6.14. However there is already a 7.2 version out at this time. If you just downloaded WordPress, after its installation you'll notice it wants a newer version than the 5.6.14.