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Friday, 15 July 2011

How to install plugins in Wordpress

Tags: How to install plugins in Wordpress

It is easy to install plugins in wordpress but if you have any trouble while dealing with installation progress, this post will help you in detail with images from the beginning - finding a plugin - to the end - activating an installed plugin - Step by Step. Beside this, I will introduce some useful plugin for Wordpress and How to get them. Now, lets begin!

Tags: How to install Wordpress on a free host, Wordpress.org, Give your wordpress blog a dedicated directory, Install wordpress in a dedicated directory.

Recently I found that Wordpress is a cool blog software that could be used in many case and I gave Wordpress a try. I installed Wordpress on a free host and use a free domain (Most of free hosting services usually provide free subdomain). If you know Wordpress or just begin learn about it, you know that Wordpress has a famous 5-steps installation, so what this post is good for?
Before you install Wordpress on your host, you should setup Wordpress your own on a test host. It is really useful. You want to learn Wordpress (create plugin, themes, ...) totally free or you want to test your new theme without making any effection to your current pages, ... So, whatever the reason that bring you to install wordpress for a test and feel, this tutorial will be good for you because I will try to make it more detail with images.

Where could I find Edit Template in new interface of Blogger

Where is the Edit template in the New Interface of Blogger!
Blogger has just changed to new interface in content management. I think it is too easy for you to get well with how to publish new posts, tag post, ... but users who used to add code to blogger template like me won't find where is the edit template box to add/remove code to. What happen if we want to add facebook share button, add relate posts, ...
This post for newbie and who still couldn't find where is it like me!

How to import, invite Facebook friends to Google+

While you're settling into Google+, you might notice that it's a little lonely without your friends.
Since most of your friends are currently on Facebook (and might not even know about Google+), you'll need to help them make the switch.
Here's how:
Step 1: Log into your Yahoo Mail account. If you don't have one yet, create one. Then, head to the "Contacts" tab in the mail dashboard. Click "Import contacts" and then select the Facebook icon in the next screen. You'll be asked to authorize the connection.

How to Create a URL File in the Simplest 3 Steps

A URL file is a file containing a Web address. Although you might assume you need specialized software to create this type of file, you can make URL files using nothing more than the basic coding tools that ship with your operating system. This will allow you to construct as many URL files as you require, enabling you to continue computing without having to spend money on additional software.

I assume that you want to create a URL file that brings us to http://microtrix.blogspot.com when you double click it.

Step 1: Open your word editor (Notepad, Gedit, VIM, ... No need to use MS Word)

Step 2: Type the following lines in to your editor:

[InternetShortcut]
URL=http://microtrix.blogspot.com

Step 3: Save your file with a name: abc.url

Now you get what you want. Is it simple as I said.!

Wednesday, 6 July 2011

How to add code block into blogger posts

How to add code block into blogger posts.
This post will giude you the way to add a code block into your post MANUALLY. You may find a lot of tutorials that have widgets already built and pack to do this. I really think you should write code to do it at least to know the way it works.
Assume that you got a text need to be added to code block:

abcdthisisMICROTRIX.BLOGSPOT.COM

How to Make all links open in a new window for Blogger

How to Make all links open in a new window for Blogger.

Go to Design > Edit HTML and find (use Ctrl+f ) this line:
<head>

Paste this code right after that line:
<base target="_blank" />

Save your work and enjoy.!
Is it too easy?

Adding floating social media sharing buttons to Blogger

As promised to some of my readers, here’s a tutorial on how to add a Mashable-like floating bar of social media buttons to a Blogger blog. I made it into a widget, so you don’t have to go into your template HTML to install (or remove) them. Just drop the whole code into a HTML/Javascript gadget.
I have included Facebook Share, Retweet, Stumble, Google Buzz, Digg This and Google +1 (plus one) buttons in the bar. Each of them comes with a live counter. The corners of Facebook Share button and counter are rounded to blend with the rest of the buttons (doesn’t work in Internet Explorer, of course). You can add more social bookmarking or sharing buttons later if you wish.
floating social bookmarking buttons

Adding a floating “back to top” button

Back to Top button or link is a link that sends your viewer to the top of page once clicked. This will help your readers navigate better, especially so if you have long pages. This link is usually located at the bottom of page or in the footer area.

Open multiple links / windows in a single click

A reader asked if she can make a navigation tab open more than one link when clicked. The answer is YES it can be done, with the help from a small Javascript.
(Now if you come here trying to find out how YOU can open multiple links on pages you visit, try Snap Links, a Firefox addon.)
First let’s look at an HTML code for a regular anchor tag <a>:

<a href="YOUR_URL" target="_blank">Link text</a>

When clicked, this code will open YOUR_URL in a new window. To add another link, just add the code below before “>” in the opening tag:
onclick="window.open("YOUR_2nd_URL");"

It will open YOUR_2nd_URL in a second new window. To add more links, simply add more window.open(); before the closing quotation mark.
So if you were to open three links, your anchor will look like this:

<a href="YOUR_URL" target="_blank" onclick="window.open(""YOUR_2nd_URL""); window.open(""YOUR_3rd_URL"");">Link text</a>

Jumping to a different location on the same page

This in-page linking or bookmarking is a great way of allowing readers to navigate quickly within a long article. Wikipedia for example applies this method to the table of contents in all their articles.
The rest of the article deals with your post HTML/source code. You would want to switch the post editor to HTML/source mode when applying what you learn here.

Automatically Open links in new Tab/Window

Opening a link in new window or tab.
We sometimes put links in our posts. And naturally our visitor will click on those links. By default when a link is clicked it will open in the same window.
If your blog is like mine where visitors only come in once in a blue moon ha-ha, keeping them in your blog once they come in is crucial. We wouldn't want them visitors disappear from our blog through outbound links, now would we?
But don’t worry guys, we can prevent or at least delay this by opening the links in a separate window or tab. This can be achieved by giving the appropriate value for target attribute in your link’s HTML.

How to Download, Install and Configure Komodo Edit

As I introduced in this blog before, in the title: Top 10 Linux/Unix HTML Editor
Komodo Edit and Komodo IDE is one of the best HTML Editor in Linux. They also have this software in Windows and MacOS editions. These editions also get high score. So today, I will show you how to download, install Komodo Edit - My favorite HTML Editor.

Top 10 Blogs of 2010

The Best Blogs in 2010 by Popularity

Technorati keeps an ongoing list of the top 100 blogs based on popularity, and 2010 found a slightly different mix of top blogs than 2009 and 2008. There are many ways to determine which were the top blogs of 2010. This list is compiled by reviewing Technorati rankings and the online buzz throughout the year to determine some of the most popular blogs in various categories in 2010.

What is a Blogroll?

How Bloggers Use Blogrolls to Boost Traffic to Their Blogs
A blogroll is a list of links to blogs that the blogger likes. A blogroll is usually included in the blog's sidebar. Some bloggers divide their blogrolls into categories. For example, a blogger who writes about cars could divide his blogroll up into categories for links to other blogs he writes, other blogs about cars and other blogs he likes about unrelated topics. The blogroll can be set up based on each blogger's personal preferences, and it can be updated at any time.
Blogroll Etiquette
It's an unwritten rule in the blogosphere that if a blogger puts a link to your blog in his or her blogroll, you should reciprocate and add that blog's link in your own blogroll. Of course, each blogger approaches this with their own blogging goals in mind. Sometimes you may not like a blog that links to you through its blogroll. There are many reasons why you may decide not to reciprocate a blogroll link, but it's good blogging etiquette to at least review each blog that links to you through its blogroll to determine if you'd like to add that blog to your own blogroll or not.
Blogrolls as Blog Traffic Boosters
Blogrolls are great traffic driving tools. With each blogroll that your blog is listed on comes the possibility that readers of that blog will click on your link and visit your blog. Blogrolls equate to publicity and exposure across the blogosphere. Additionally, blogs with many incoming links (particularly those from high quality blogs as rated by Google page rank or Technorati authority), are usually ranked higher by search engines, which can bring additional traffic to your blog.

Introduce Basic Information About RSS?

What is RSS?:

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is the main format used to syndicate web content primarily from news sites and blogs. Think of RSS syndication as similar to the news feeds or stock tickers that scroll along the bottom of your television screen when you watch a news channel. Various information is gathered (in the case of blogs, new posts are gathered) then aggregated (or put together) as a feed and displayed in single location (a feed reader).

How to Create a Blog Home Page

Your blog's home page is an essential part of your blog's success. The home page (also called a landing page) is in essence the welcome page for your blog. It should include all the information and tools a reader needs to be drawn in and feel compelled to stay. A confusing or incomplete home page can have a negative effect and drive readers away from your blog. Take the time to create an inviting home page that's easy to navigate and understand by following these steps.

Difficulty: Average

Time Required: Variable

How to Write an Effective "About Me" Page

Your blog's "About Me" page should not be overlooked. It's an essential tool to establish who you are as a blogger and help readers understand what your blog is about. Simply listing your name and contact information is not enough. Sell yourself and your blog on your "About Me" page, and make readers believe you're not only an expert in your blog's topic but your blog is also the place for people to find information about your topic on the web.
Following are the three most important elements to include on your "About Me" page:

Your experience and why you're the best person to blog about your subject matter
Links to your other websites or blogs self promotion is critical to your success as a blogger
Your contact information so interested readers can ask questions or reach out to you for other business opportunities (which happens often in the blogosphere)

Furthermore, make sure your blog's "About Me" page is easy to find not just on your blog's home page but on every page in your blog.
Anyone can write a blog, but readers look for bloggers whose writing style they enjoy or bloggers who have the appropriate level of experience to write on a specific topic. Tell your readers why they can feel confident listening to what you have to say, and let them know you're accessible to them and value them, and your reader loyalty will get a welcome boost.

How to Host Javascript File for Free

If you have ever downloaded a Free Blogger template or Widget, you might find that it includes javascript files that link to the blog designers website, or file sharing site. It’s never a good idea as a long term blogger to leave any external links in your blog template that you don’t have control over. The reason you always need to control your templates links:

Blog Designers site goes down

How to add a PAYPAL DONATE button to Blogger

This post explains how to add a Paypal donate button to your blogger(blogspot) blog:-

Adding a Paypal donation button to your blog will give your loyal readers a chance to support(encourage) you by donating a few bucks.
If you don't have a paypal account yet,.. you can get a Free Paypal account here.

so,let's see how to put a Paypal donation button in your blog...

1.First,Log in to your Paypal account.

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