Quickly bring your ideas to life with Animatron Studio Pro for just $49.99

Isn’t it handy when you’re checking out a new product or service and there’s an animated video to explain how it works? Whenever there’s a great animation to explain a deal we’ve found, we stick it front and center so you know what’s on offer.

Everyone loves these quirky animations, which is why they’re an extremely successful sales and marketing tool. The likes of Google, Dell, NASA, Facebook, and Amazon all use them to bring their advertising to life.

If you want the tools and know-how to make these animations, today’s your lucky day. Right now there’s a 95 percent price drop on a lifetime subscription to the Animatron Studio Pro Plan. It’s the perfect tool to quickly produce fun animations, even if you’re a complete beginner.

Maybe you’re just looking to make your own website look a lot more professional. Perhaps you’re already an animator and want to know how to digitize your skills to make mobile-friendly animations. You might even just want access to the studio for the hundreds of thousands of royalty-free videos, sounds, photos, and pre-animated objects. For $49.99 you can’t go far wrong.

Animatron Studio Pro at a glance:

• Design your animations visually with a WYSIWYG editor.
• Make explainer videos, design banners and animations, make stunning presentations, and more.
• Choose from thousands of free, pre-animated characters, backgrounds, and props.
• Import, place, and edit your own graphics, photos, audio, and video content.
• Customize everything you want — from basic shapes to fully-animated characters.
• Export to HTML5, SVG, GIF, and video with universal playback.
• Quickly adapt to the intuitive interface made for newbies and professionals alike.

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Because you get a lifetime subscription to this fantastic animation toolkit, it’s valued at $1,000. We’re spotlighting it right now because this week Tech Deals are offering the same access for only $49.99.

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Google Pixel 3 camera bug brings back Nexus 5 nightmares (Update: Fix incoming)

Update, November 21, 2018 (09:48 AM EST): Google issued a statement to 9to5Google about the Pixel 3 camera errors detailed below. Although Google still isn’t accepting replacement requests based on this issue, it did say that “a fix will be rolling out in the coming weeks.”

However, since the Nexus 5 camera error — which was very similar to this Pixel 3 error — essentially never got fixed, Google’s statement on the matter might not be that comforting. Either way, we’ll see what happens in a few weeks when this fix arrives.

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Original Article, November 20, 2018 (09:10 AM EST): Some Google Pixel 3s are suffering from bugs that crash their camera apps. The bugs have been discussed over the past month on Reddit and the Google Product Forums (via 9to5Google). They seem to affect both the default and third-party camera apps.

Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL owners report a “fatal error” message (Google Camera) or a “can’t connect to the camera” message (third-party camera apps) popping up at random when using the camera apps, though there are appears to be no concrete way to simulate the errors.

Restarting the device is said to temporarily solve the issue, but it doesn’t seem to stop the bugs reoccurring. Nor does factory resetting the unit or starting it in safe mode.

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Google releases November security patch (Update: OG Pixels patch is live)

Update, November 19, 2018 (03:25 PM EST): If you own a Google Pixel or Google Pixel XL, you’re probably wondering where your November security patch update is. Although most Google devices — including older Nexus devices …

Google is aware of the problem and is apparently pushing folks towards waiting for a fix via software update rather than pursuing a warranty replacement. There’s no suggestion as to how long this may take, but it has already been a month since the first report, which arrived only four days after Google released the phone in the U.S.

This may bring back memories of the Nexus 5’s (seemingly very similar) “can’t connect to the camera” bug that crashed the camera app on numerous Nexus 5 units. Nexus 5 owners were still reporting this throughout 2017, four years after the phone’s release.

The longevity of the Nexus 5 issue doesn’t bode well for a timely Pixel 3 solution, but we’ll keep you informed on the matter as it develops. For more on the Google Pixel 3 issues we’ve encountered so far, hit the link.

Source: Android Zone

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How to Add Social Media Icons to WordPress Menus

Do you want to add social media icons on your WordPress menu? While WordPress does not come with a social media profiles section, you can easily use WordPress navigation menus to add and display social media icons on any widget-ready area in WordPress. In this article, we will show you how to add social media icons to WordPress menus.

Why You Should Add Social Media Icons to Menus?

The biggest advantage of adding social media icons using WordPress menus is that you have the ability to change the order they appear in with a simple drag and drop interface.

While you can use third-party plugins to display social media icons in your sidebar, most of those solutions aren’t as flexible.

Aside from the easy drag & drop interface, when you add social media icons to WordPress menus, you can display it on any widget-ready area on your site including your sidebar, footer area, below posts, etc.

That being said, let’s take a look on how to easily add social media icons to WordPress menus.

Adding Social Media Icons to WordPress Menus

First thing you need to do is to install and activate the Menu Image plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, you need to visit Appearance » Menus page and create a new menu.

Next, you need to add custom links for each social media channel separately in your new social menu.

You will notice that there is a menu image button option under each menu item. You can use it to upload your social media icon here.

It allows you to upload a different icon on hover with the main icon image to display on mouseover.

After that you can select a size for the social icon. There are multiple options for the image size. Make sure that you select the same size for all your social menu icons, so it doesn’t break the menu area.

Next, you need to select a position to display the name of each social channel with your icon. If you only want to display the social icon without any label, then you need to select the ‘Hide’ option under the Title position setting.

Simply repeat the same to add as many social icons as you need.

Once you are done adding menu items, you need to select the display location for your social menu and click on the ‘Save Menu’ button.

Now you can visit your website to see the social media icons in your WordPress menu.

You can also add the social icon menu in your WordPress sidebar. Simply go to Appearance » Widgets page and drag the ‘Navigation Menu’ widget in the sidebar widget area.

In the Select Menu dropdown, you should select the social menu that you created above and click on the ‘Save’ button.

Note: The above image is displayed for example purposes only. To get the widget to look exactly like that, you will need to add custom CSS.

That’s all. We hope this article helped you learn how to add social media icons to WordPress menus. You may also want to see our guide on how to style WordPress navigation menus.

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