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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Blog Tips: HTML Code for Bloggers
Center
<center> <code to be centered> </center>
place this bit of code around the object code, or around anything inside the <div> and </div>
.
The centering command must be closed within the div command or you will get an error.Open link in new window
target="blank"
to be placed after the image reference script before >
<a href="http://www.yourlinkhere.com" target="_blank">LINK TEXT</a>
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Nofollow
rel=”nofollow”
After the <a in the beginning of your code for the address you are linking to (either text or Image), just after the a insert rel="nofollow" with a space before and after it.
<a rel=”nofollow”
href=”http://www.yourlinkhere.com”>LINK TEXT</a>
Page Break
<br />
Insert this command after text, picture, videos or whichever code to help space things out.
Blog Tips: Open Link in New Window
When blogging, it can be important that when a visitor clocks on a
link, it opens in another window. This way your visitors can see what
you are referring to, yet they can continue to browse your blog. This
can also increase your amount of pageviews. The HTML code is quite
simple to add if your blog site doesn't have a box to check. The code is
as follows:
The code for a link is quite simple. The <a href designates the link command following by the link. The text after the carrot > is the text to display and the </a> closes the command.
<a href="http://mybraindownloaded.blogspot.com/" target="blank">My Brain Downloaded</a>
target="blank"
The code for a link is quite simple. The <a href designates the link command following by the link. The text after the carrot > is the text to display and the </a> closes the command.
<a href="http://mybraindownloaded.blogspot.com/">My Brain Downloaded</a>
In order to open a link in a new window, insert this code within the link code before the carrot > closing the link reference.
<a href="http://mybraindownloaded.blogspot.com/" target="blank">My Brain Downloaded</a>
Blogging Tips: HTML Code for Bloggers
Friday, September 14, 2012
How to Change a File or Folder Last Modified Date, Creation Date, and Last Accessed Date
Sometimes you need to change the creation date, last modified date, and last accessed date of your files or folders, for whatever reason. Unfortunately, you can not change them on your computer without some free software help. Some software is malware so be careful when downloading any software. I use Web of Trust as my first warning of a malicious website. Don't forget to always scan any executable file that you download with your antivirus before you install it to protect your computer
I found that Set File Date 2.0 works well and is free of malware. Quick and easy to use. Find your file(s), select them, then change whichever date to the one you want.
Note that on the default settings above, that the Date Created, Date Modified, and the Date Accessed are all check, so which ever date you select will replace them. In the case of a pdf this is fine, however with a document file that gets modified many times, you will have to change them individually. The clock is in military or 24 hours time. The program will not update its folder view with the new date, so double check the file properties when you are done.
I found that Set File Date 2.0 works well and is free of malware. Quick and easy to use. Find your file(s), select them, then change whichever date to the one you want.
SetFileDate 2.0 |
Note that on the default settings above, that the Date Created, Date Modified, and the Date Accessed are all check, so which ever date you select will replace them. In the case of a pdf this is fine, however with a document file that gets modified many times, you will have to change them individually. The clock is in military or 24 hours time. The program will not update its folder view with the new date, so double check the file properties when you are done.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Sunday, August 19, 2012
LinkWithin Blog Widget
LinkWithin is a blog widget that appears after each post, automatically linking the related stories from your blog archive. This free and ad-free widget links to stories that are relevant to readers of a particular post, keeping them on your blog and increasing blog traffic. It takes only a minute to install the widget into your Blogger account. It will also link to relevant posts from all your blogs. Follow these simple steps to install.
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Free Add-On to Protect Yourself Surfing Online
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Secrets to Prolong Cell Phone Battery Life
Cell Phone 101
Solutions to Your Home's "Phantom Current Load"
The likely culprit resulting in 'phantom current loads'
in the home are electronics. When a TV or monitor are plugged in they
are in standby mode requiring some electricity. These devices, as well
as any chargers you might have are always on, even if the device is off
or not charging resulting in the phantom current load or current load
leakage. Electronics are dc not ac and thus requite a transformer to
lower the voltage from 120 to around 9V and they all have one. Stereos,
DVD players, printers, etc. all contain transformers and as a
result are on even while they're off. Standby mode on devices implies
that a small current passes through a device to allow it to be turned on
by a remote, so if it gets turned on by a remote, it is costing you money even when it is 'off.'
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