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Rabu, 12 Januari 2011

HOW TO Install Badge FB Blog


Badge / badge up is actually a javascript script code, so basically we just take the code that has been provided by the up and immediately put it to our blog. OK, rather than muter-muter not necessarily the direction I better just give tutorial how to setup status / badge / badge up on blogspot.



Intake of javascript code badge / badge / status on Facebook (I assume Facebook, using the English language):

* Log into your Facebook account
* Select the Profiles tab
* Click on the link "Create a Profile Badge" (bottom left, below the list of friends / friends)
* Now please copy and paste the javascript code provided, under the inscription "Following Copy and paste the HTML into your webpage:"

Do not forget to click "Save". And please take the badge up javascript code you have created.

Installation Badge / badge / Status up on Blogspot:

* Up to this step means you already have or pick up badges javascript code.
* Please log into your blogger account.
* Enter the Layout tab menu -> Page Elements
* Please add to the element / type a new widget with Javascript / HTML
* Place the javascript code up your badge
* And lastly do not forget to click "Save"

Congratulations! You have successfully ...!!!
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How to Create Blogroll Box and Marquee

To trick this time, there are two kinds of boxes that we will create a blogroll, it's up to you mo choose which one. Box his blogroll are:
1. Blogroll Textarea Box Model
Examples such as blogs box roll like mine was, you know who it is tulisanya "Friend links" Nha this is how it's done: Put the following code in your element into (Page Elements -> Add a Gadget -> HTML / Javascript)



    
<Div style = "border: 1px solid rgb (153, 153, 153);
    
overflow: auto;
    
width: 200px;
    
height: 200px;
    
text-align: center; ">

    
# Link1 <br />
    
# Link2 <br />
    
# Link3 <br />
    
# Link ...

    
</ Div>

description: - Code width: 200px; and height: 200px; is a measure of the width and length of the box, you can change and menyesuaikanya with the sizes you like. - Replace the words "# link1, # link2, # link3 ff" with a list of links you, oh yes it can also be filled with banner links. - If you would like a list of links-link lined up like mine, then remove the code

2. Blogroll Box Marquee Models
This box is also able to accommodate many links in narrow places. But the box blog roll which is different from the box above, because these boxes do not have a rollbar (which is usually drawn upward to the right then down it lho). Links ato fill in this box will move / run, it can be vertical horizontal ato. Well her way gini nih: Put the following code in your element into (Page Elements -> Add a Gadget -> HTML / Javascript)

    
<MARQUEE Align="center" direction="up" height="100" scrollamount= "2" onmouseover='this.stop()' onmouseout='this.start()' width="95%">

    
# Link1 <br />
    
# Link2 <br />
    
# Link3 <br />
    
# Link ... <br />

    
</ Marquee>
Description: - Code "up" that shows the direction of movement, you can replace it with down, left, right (already mudeng to meaning, need not Explain yes). - If you replace it with a horizontal movement (left ato right) then remove the code <br /> - The number "100" shows the height of the box your blogroll. The more the number the higher the size of the blogroll.
OK GOOD TRY ......
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How To Create Tab View Menu 3 Column Blog

      In accordance Headlines Tab View Menu 3 Columns, means in one view sidebar widget widgets will have 3 pieces (can be anything, example: Guest Book, Top Post script or feedback, Collection of Banners and so on), this method also will make the blog a bit more presentable and not many places to drain.
Ok, for my friends who want to create a Tab View Menu 3 column, please follow the steps below:
1. Login to your account Blogspot 2. Click the Design / Design>> Edit HTML>> Click on Expand Widget Templates, 3. Find the following code: ]]></ b: skin> 4. Then copy the code below and put it just above that code: div.TabView div.Tabs { height: 24px; overflow: hidden; } div.TabView div.Tabs a { float: left; display: block; width: 103px; text-align: center; height: 24px; padding-top: 3px; vertical-align: middle; border: 0.5px solid # 000000; border-bottom-width: 0; text-decoration: none; font-family: "Arial", Times New Roman, Serif; font-weight: 900; color: # 000080; } div.TabView div.Tabs a: hover, div.TabView div.Tabs a.Active { background-color: # CEF6CE; } div.TabView div.Pages { clear: both; background-color: # FFFFFF; border: 0.5px solid # 000000; overflow: hidden; } div.TabView div.Pages div.Page { height: 100%; padding: 0px; overflow: hidden; } div.TabView div.Pages div.Page div.Pad { padding: 3px 5px; }
5. If it is then proceed to find this code: </ head> 6. Then copy the code below and paste the above code before: <script type='text/javascript'> tabview_aux function (TabViewId, id) { var TabView = document.getElementById (TabViewId); / / ----- ----- Tabs var tabs = TabView.firstChild; while (Tabs.className! = "Tabs") Tabs = Tabs.nextSibling; var tab = Tabs.firstChild; var i = 0; do { if (Tab.tagName == "A") { i + +; Tab.href = "javascript: tabview_switch ('" + TabViewId + "'," + i +");"; Tab.className = (i == id)? "Active": ""; Tab.blur (); } } while (Tab = Tab.nextSibling); / / ----- Pages ----- var Pages = TabView.firstChild; while (Pages.className! = 'Pages'), Pages = Pages.nextSibling; var Page = Pages.firstChild; var i = 0; do { if (Page.className == 'Page') { i + +; if (Pages.offsetHeight) Page.style.height = (Pages.offsetHeight-2) + "px"; Page.style.overflow = "auto"; Page.style.display = (i == id)? 'Block': 'none'; } } while (Page = Page.nextSibling); } / / ----- Functions ------------------------------------------ ------------------- tabview_switch function (TabViewId, id) {tabview_aux (TabViewId, id);} tabview_initialize function (TabViewId) {tabview_aux (TabViewId, 1);} </ Script>
 
7. Save templates and proceed to the next step,
8. Click the Design / Design>> Page Elements>> Add a Gadget> HTML / Javascript,
9. Copy the code below and insert it into the HTML content / Javascript and set (the edit) in accordance with their respective descriptions: <form action="tabview.html" method="get"> <div class="TabView" id="TabView"> class="Tabs" <div style="width: 350px;"> <a> Title Tab 1 </ a> <a> Title Tab 2 </ a> <a> Title Tab 3 </ a> </ Div> <div class="Pages" style="width: 350px; height: 250px;"> <div class="Page"> <div class="Pad"> Contents 1 tab </ Div> </ Div> <div class="Page"> <div class="Pad"> Contents tab 2 </ Div> </ Div> <div class="Page"> <div class="Pad"> Contents tab 3 </ Div> </ Div> </ Div> </ Div> </ Form> <script type="text/javascript"> tabview_initialize ('TabView'); </ Script>
 
10. If thats true, then Save. (If done correctly then it will be like mine).
Such was the How to Create Tab View Menu 3 Columns in Blog, may be useful and good luck, greeting.
              
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How to Become 2 column Dividing Postings


Divide into 2 posts to share this column means dividing the post separately on the right and left. Let not confused try deh see picture below.


 


It's them know that mean? if interested would like to try, following the tutorial ..
Please Login to your blog, and then to the area Edit Html
Back up the template, create a precaution if something goes wrong later when editing.
Well, just find this code ]]></ b: skin> (use ctrl + f to be easy to find) and copy the following code underneath.
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'> <style> . Post { width: 285px; height: 400px; margin-right: 5px; overflow: hidden; float: right; border: 3px double # 808080; } </ Style> </ B: if>
Continue to look for css. Post {his example css like this (there may be differences of your template)

    
. Post {
    
background: # fff;
    
border: 3px double # a5a5a5;;
    
-Webkit-border-radius: 5px;
    
-Moz-border-radius: 5px;
    
border-radius: 5px;
    
margin: 0.5em 0.5em;
    
padding: 0.5em;
    
font-family: "Verdana";
    
text-align: justify}

If you've met, consider the margin: 0.5em 0.5em; you live on the margin auto insert up to be like below.
 

    
. Post {
    
background: # fff;
    
border: 3px double # a5a5a5;;
    
-Webkit-border-radius: 5px;
    
-Moz-border-radius: 5px;
    
border-radius: 5px;
    
margin: 0.5em auto 0.5em;
    
padding: 0.5em;
    
font-family: "Verdana";
    
text-align: justify}

When finished save your template!
If still having trouble you can replace you with Css Css. Post {above!
Tutorial on top I take from this template, so please edit the width, height, border, margin and others according to your template.
Hopefully useful and successful you try.
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How to make a fork in Blog Navigation Menu

How to make a fork in Blog Navigation Menu by Ma $ kar_cool.com
Navigation Menu branched (dropdow menu) is a navigation menu that serves to connect the link to each other links, usually placed below or above the header
to make it as follows:
1. Login to the dashboard ---> layouts ---> Edit HTML (check: expand template widget) 2. Find the following code:

    
]]></ B: skin>

3. Copies of the code below and paste the code above:

     
/ * Navbar * /
    
# Menu {margin: 0 auto; padding: 0; height: 30px; width: 100%; display: block; background: url (http://i40.tinypic.com/21bnh2e.jpg) repeat-x;
    
opacity: 0.99; filter: alpha (opacity: 50);}
    
# Menu-search {float: right; display: inline; padding: 3px 5px 0 0;}
    
# Menu ul {padding: 0; margin: 0;}
    
# Menu ul li {padding: 0; margin: 0; list-style: none; display: block; float: left;}
    
# Menu ul li a {float: left; padding-left: 15px; display: block; color: # 330000; text-decoration: none; font: 13px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; background: url (http: / / i40.tinypic.com/21bnh2e.jpg) 0px-30px no-repeat; line-height: 30px; padding-right: 15px;}
    
# Menu ul li a: hover {background-position: 0px-60px; color: # 330000;}
    
# Menu ul li a.active,. A.active menu li: hover {background-position: 0px-90px; color: # 330000;}
    
# Menu ul ul li {display: none;}
    
# Menu ul li: hover ul, # menu ul ul li.hover {position: absolute; max-width: 175px;
    
display: block; background: # 000000; margin: 2px; clear: left; margin-top: 30px;}
    
# Menu ul li: hover ul li, # menu ul ul li li.hover {width: 175px; float: left; background: display: block;}
    
# Menu ul li: hover ul li a, # menu ul ul li li.hover a {border-top: 0px dotted # fff; background: LightSkyBlue; width: 175px;}
    
# Menu ul li: hover ul li a: hover, # menu ul ul li li.hover a: hover {background: # 00CCFF;}
    
. Status-msg-wrap {
    
display: none;
    
}
4. Save and go to ---> layouts ---> click add gaddget that exist under the blog header.
Then select HTLM / JavaScript, after the JavaScript window pops up, copies paste the following code:

     
<div id="menu">
    
<ul>
    
<li> <a class="active" href="/"> Home </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 1 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2 </ a>
    
<ul>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2.1 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2.2 </ a> </ li>
    
</ Ul> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 3 </ a>
    
<ul>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 3.1 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 3.2 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 3.3 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 3.4 </ a> </ li>
    
</ Ul> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 4 </ a> </ li>
    
<ul>
    
</ Ul>
    
</ Ul> </ div>
Then Save, without a title on it.
notes for the code # "fill in the url address of your target (see the image around the bottom), do not sign on the removed petiknya and written menu, menu 1, menu 2 so please use the appropriate will. for example: a. for a single (note 'Menu1 "only)

    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu1 </ a> </ li> changed the code, become:
    
<li> <a href="http.www.maskarcyber.tk/2010/01/tentang-saya.html"> About Me </ a> </ li>
b. to the branching (the words "menu2, menu3, etc.)

    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2 </ a>
    
<ul>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2.1 </ a> </ li>
    
<li> <a href="#"> Menu 2.2 </ a> </ li>
    
</ Ul> </ li>


 
changed the code becomes:
<li> <a href="http.www.maskarcyber.tk/"> Tutorials </ a> <ul> <li> <a href="http.www.maskarcyber.tk/2010/05/tutorial-blog"> Tutorials Blog </ a> </ li> <li> <a href="http.www.maskarcyber.tk/2010/10/tutorial-komputer"> Tutorials Computers </ a> </ li> </ Ul> </ li> and so on and save
to get the URL address of the target enough to see over your browser. Among ...
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how to insert images into posts

to the point:
# Log in to Blogger using the ID mate.
# Click New Entry.
# In the post look like the picture below. 



Then click Upload Images. and browse to find pictures.
# Then click the OK button
# To add a link to the image, click on the image and click the link at the top of the posts column.
Then enter the url address of a buddy want

 
After that click OK
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