Vladimir Simović has been building website projects with HTML & CSS since 2000 and with WordPress since 2004. He has always shared his knowledge with the community and was one of the first bloggers in the German-speaking world to publish tips and tricks in the early days of WordPress.
Since April 2022, he has been working as an editor for STRATO, writing informational articles primarily on WordPress and hosting topics. Over the years, he has published several specialized books as well as over 60 expert articles and has managed well over a hundred WordPress projects.
Every day, over 200 billion e-mails are sent around the world – although many of them aren’t received with much enthusiasm. In order for your business e-mails to stand out in all this chaos, you should pay attention to e-mail etiquette. If you stick to the most important rules,…
Are you familiar with the File Transfer Protocol, or FTP for short? If not, you should get to know it, as this transfer protocol greatly simplifies digital data exchange. Especially when dealing with large amounts of data, using an FTP server is highly recommended. To upload…
The HTML label tag is an important building block on the path to a user-friendly and accessible website. By labeling form elements, it makes navigation easier and also supports the use of screen readers for users with disabilities. Here you’ll learn what the label tag in HTML…
Without CSS, websites would just be a collection of text elements separated by headlines and paragraphs. Only the ability to format HTML using cascading style sheets make the internet what it is today: a colorful mix of customized online presences, from the ambitious home hobby…
Responsive typography is a much-neglected aspect of responsive web design, but it’s actually surprisingly easy to create a responsive design for both headlines and main text. So what’s the secret? Find out in part three of our series, as we give you a run-down of the…
HTML and CSS are fundamental building blocks of the World Wide Web and are commonly used together. When styling an HTML document, you can include CSS in HTML using either internal or external methods to define the overall look and feel of your content. This guide provides clear,…
Meta tags serve website operators by providing metadata in HTML documents. The encoded information interacts with web browsers and search engine crawlers and is therefore responsible for the searchability of the World Wide Web. But which meta elements are actually needed and how…
Without HTML tags, your website cannot be displayed properly by different browsers. They structure your document, pass on important information and are thus particularly important for your website. We will show you the most important HTML commands in table form and explain what…
HTML5 makes embedding video easier than ever before for developers. The latest version of the markup language defines a native video element and its associated API. Alternatively, website operators can embed audiovisual content via popular video platforms like YouTube or Vimeo on…
WYSIWYG – this unusual string of letters has become the standard for most editing programs. Many users can hardly imagine working without the “What You See Is What You Get” principle. Yet especially when it comes to HTML editors, there are alternative approaches and differing…
HTML, CSS, and server-side programming languages like PHP form the foundation for creating dynamic websites. In addition, client-side scripting languages such as JavaScript or TypeScript, along with powerful frontend and backend frameworks, make it possible to develop websites…
An Ubuntu FTP server makes it easy to upload and download files, with each connection managed securely and individually. Whether you’re setting up file sharing for personal use or managing data transfers in a professional environment, this step-by-step Ubuntu FTP server tutorial…