Year: 2019
PSP: Editing Adobe PhotoShop files with Corel PaintShop Pro
Excerpt: PaintShop Pro video tutorial demonstrating editing an Adobe PhotoShop image with layers in Corel PaintShop Pro. How to convert a PSD image to a pspimage image.
WordPress, Using Anchors and the Menu Anchor Widget in Elementor
Video tutorial on how to use anchors within Elementor within the Text Editor and using the Menu Anchor widget.
Corel VideoStudio Take a Snapshot Overview
Corel VideoStudio 2019 video tutorial using the Take a Snapshot feature including settings, saved location and using images in videos.
Configure Elementor Pro with UAE, EE, EA, and PAFE
About… This post is for those that use the pro versions of… Elementor Pro 2.7, Ultimate Addons for Elementor (UAE), Elementor Extras (EE), Essential Addons (EA), and Piotnet Addons for Elementor (PAFE) — they have a bunch of duplicate functionality ...
WordPress, MainWP 4.0 – Install Extensions
This short WordPress MainWP quickstart video shows you how to install extensions in MainWP 4.
Embed a YouTube subscribe button on your WordPress website
WordPress video tutorial on how to add a YouTube subscribe button to a page that links to YouTube. Build the button code at google, embed code in your page.
PSP: Installing and Starting ParticleShop in PaintShop Pro
Short video tutorial to help you install and start ParticleShop from within PaintShop Pro 2019.
Profile: Website Redesign, FSWest
Website Redesign: www.fswest.com Built Using: Elementor Pro 2.7 Astra Pro 2.7 Presto-Theme Child child theme Elementor Extras Ultimate Addons for Elementor Header Compare: Footer Compare: Home Page Compare:
WordPress, Elementor 2.7: Backgrounds
This WordPress video tutorial goes over most of the background options available in Elementor 2.7 and above including using videos and slideshows in a background.
WordPress Elementor Extras: Display Conditions Widget
Video Tutorial on Elementor Extras: Display Conditions Extension. Sometimes you need to selectively display content based on the time of day, the page you are on, the browser in use, etc. In WordPress, you can display content selectively.