Archive: August 2020

We recently needed to open a .webp file to resize it to match the other logos needed on a website. We discovered someone has created a plugin to work with Photoshop. We are using an older copy of Photoshop CS6. Here is link to the Plugin:

https://github.com/webmproject/WebPShop/blob/master/bin/WebPShop_0_2_0_Win_x64/WebPShop.8bi

We downloaded it and put it into “C:\\program files\adobe\photoshop(64 bit)\plugins\“. We did need admin rights to paste the file. Restarted Photoshop and we could open the files

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Here are the steps to get to that menu and see the custom stored zoom webpages.

Menu >> settings >> privacy and security tab on left side >>  scroll down to additional content settings >> Zoom levels

From there you should be able to see any custom zoom settings Chrome saved.  Click on the X to delete the setting.

We have seen this issue pop up from time to time, and we would often delete the database entry “core_updater.lock” in the “options” table. Today we installed the “Fix Another Update in Progress” plugin which made the task quicker and easier.

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It is very common to have a form on your website that you want users to download. We often convert them to .PDF files or we have event zipped them to force the browser to download the file. We recently discovered a much simpler way by just adding “download” to the <a> tag. We learned this from the follow page at W3Schools.

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_download.asp

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