Great Blogging Tips for Newbies!

Isn’t the phrase “Post A Comment” looks too common in Blogspot blogs? To replace the phrase to some other words of your own, follow these steps:

1. Log in to Blogspot.com.
2. Click on Layout and click on Edit HTML tab.
3. Check on the Expand Widget Templates.
4. Find (CTRL+F) these code in your template code:
   <data:postCommentMsg/>
5. Replace the code with your own wording e.g. “Post a Cool Comment”

1. Go to your cPanel and navigate to /includes/languages/english
2. Select index.php and click ‘Code Editor’.
   

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3. Click ‘Edit’ when prompted.
   

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4. In the code, find HEADING_TITLE constant and modify the value as desired.
   

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5. Click ‘Save Changes’ when done.

To enable or disable comment in a post, click scroll down to ‘Discussion’ tab in edit post mode. Open the options. Tick on ‘Allow comments on this post‘ to enable commenting or untick it to disable commenting.

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Have you ever felt that it’s hard to cram all your messages into 140 characters?
Here are a few tips on how you can make the most of of those 140 characters you get to use.

1. Use acronyms. Use BRB, LOL, TTYL, etc to minimize the characters you need to type.
2. Shorten the URL. TinyURL.com, Is.gd and Xr.com are some examples of site that you can use to shorten your URL.
3. Use special symbols. Twitter can let you insert smilies, heart and other symbols to enhance your tweet. Check out Twitterkeys for a list of symbol codes.
4. Keep your message simple. Avoid from u sing long bombastic word so that your readers can understand better.

If you have been experiencing this problem where IE 7 couldn’t display any web page that you key in while other browsers can, you might need to upgrade your IE’s Java version.

Click on the link below to upgrade your IE’s Java to Version 6.

http://www.java.com/en/download/inc/windows_upgrade_ie.jsp