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Discover CSS gradients, and add depth and texture to your web designs while reducing load times.
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Take a tour of a workflow that optimizes CSS code for easier navigation, organization, and readability.
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Learn how to perform basic image editing techniques such as cropping and resizing, selecting and masking, improving tone and contrast, and basic retouching, in GIMP, the free image editor for Mac and Windows.
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Create a network of sites and blogs from a single installation of WordPress with the WordPress Multisite feature.
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