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6 Reasons why KDP is Better than Payhip for Authors

Are you struggling in deciding between KDP and Payhip for your book selling? The short answer for you is KDP. This article will tell you why KDP is more appropriate for a writer, ebook writers, than Payhip. Well, another reader may be asking "what is your position to say so?" No problem. I have experiences in using both for a long period so I have a good position to inform you about this. Defining KDP and Payhip KDP KDP, as you may have known, stands for Kindle Direct Publishing. It is the Amazon e-book self-publishing platform that was launched in November 2007. It helps independent publishers to publish and sell their e-books and paperbacks to the world. KDP does not publish and selll all submitted books, by the way. The submissions will be reviewed for at least 24-72 hours before they are decided whether to publish or not. All books published and sold with KDP are charged from $0.09 to $200.00, depends on the length, size, and type of the book. To put it ano...

Animate HTML Elements on Scrolling without Coding

Animation is any visual effects applied on a web page to make it look interactive and interesting. Mostly, animating the elements on a web page can be achieved by using CSS and JavaScript. However, some people find it difficult because they do not know what CSS properties to use or what JavaScript codes to be applied. Moreover, when it comes to animation on scrolling, it is when user sees HTML elements when they scroll the page up and down, the work turns a little bit tricky. So, in this post, I will show you how to animate html elements on scrolling without coding CSS and JS by yourself. What? Without coding? Well, someone else had done it for us so all we need to do is to implement it. Animate on Scrolling (AOS) Library Animate on Scrolling, AOS, is a CSS-JS Library created by Michalsnik to help us add animation on any HTML elements on scrolling. It can be used for free and is available on Github . Like using Bootstrap or jQuery, all we need to do is to add a <link> and ...