Friday, March 2, 2012

How to transfer a Domain name from old Registrar to New Registrar

3:17 PM dpk No comments

Again new topic...

But very important topic for all who has domain name and willing to buy a domain name. 
Personally I got some problems with these domain name transfers. 

Varies registrars and service providers act in different ways. 

Lest see, how to transfer a domain name. 

There are some requirements need to meet before transfer a domain name. 

The EPP code requires only for the below domain names. 
com / net / org / info / biz

You can get EPP code from current registrar with requesting EPP code. (If you have Domain control panel, you can see a button called Get EPP Code)
This EPP code is mandatory when you are transferring a domain and it's act like a Password.

Just go to your New registrar and fill the form to transfer domain and enter the EPP code in correct place. 

Then unlock the domain name from old registrar to start process the domain transfer. 
You can unlock the domain name by logging into the domain control panel. And find the Registrar Lock option and unlock it from there.

Now it will come to a important place. Now the old administrative email of the domain name will be receive an email to approve the transferring the domain name. In here you need to access the administrative email or ask for the old registrar to do the approval

That's all. Your domain will be transferred to the new registrar within 24-36 hours time.

See you in new post. 
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How to center a web page using CSS

12:12 PM dpk No comments


Here I'm going to tell you another important thing. Most of the new web designers has problem that how to center the website in a browser. Today I'll teach how to do that in easy way using simple CSS.

There are some alignment style we using for web pages.

  • Align Center all the content of page.
  • Align Left / Right all the content of page.
  • Set content to use full width of page.
  • Or align Top / Bottom full width and center the middle content of web page.
  • And also there are some another alignment.
Let's see how to center the content of web page.

As we discussed on previous post, we know that what are the standard width sizes for a webpage.
http://latestwebdesignstuff.blogspot.com/2012/01/default-sizes-for-web-page-width-and.html

When we planing to center the content, we should know the what is the width size we are going to use on this web page / website.

Let's take it as 960px.

First we need to write the CSS code. Just a simple code.

<style type="text/css">
  #container {width:960px; margin:0px auto;}
</style>


On above CSS code, we set a style for the ID called container. Just a name. I used this because it is unique and very easy to find it. And set as a ID. Not a style class. 


For the container, we set width as 960px. That means our web page width going to be 960px. 
Then set the margin. In here I used short form. This is how to read it.


Margin property has 4 sub properties as margin-top, right, bottom and left. 
In here we used margin main property and with 0px, we set the top and bottom margins. Now top and bottom is 0px. And left and right sides we set as auto. It will says, automatically maintain the left and right margins with browser width. Once browser width exceeds 960px, automatically takes the free area and divide it by 2 and set left and right. Now it is center.

Here is how we can integrate the ID to the HTML code.
I'm going to use div element.


<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
<title>Web Site TItle</title>
</head>
<body>
    <div id="container">Web Site Content Will goes here...</div>
</body>
</html>


It's very simple and completely cross browser supported. 


Let's meet with a another post...
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