Animated gif files in blogger
Blogger’s standard picture loading process de-animates animated gif files. This has annoyed me for a long time, ever since it stopped working when blogger changed the way they do things. But now I have found there is an easy way to keep the animation.
1. Open Google Documents.
2. Use the "Upload" and "Photos" options with an animated gif file.
3. Use the "Publish" option to save it to the web.
4. Use the "Publish to Blog" option to write it to your blog.
That’s all there is to it!
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Monday, March 17, 2008
Adding Flash files to your blog
After publishing the slideshow, you need to upload the flash files to the internet. You can upload it to your own web host where you host another website or use our free flash hosting services www.skyalbum.com.
1) After you upload the slideshow to SkyAlbum, you will get a link as follows:
http://www.skyalbum.com/album/tomy/466688933e7/flower.swf
If you click the link provided, you can view the flash file that you made and uploaded, then the step 1) is sucessful. Otherwise, please check and try it again.
2) Then open your blogger editor, and swith to the "HTML" mode. then add the following code to any of the sections in your post:
3) Repleace the swf file link "http://www.skyalbum.com/album/tomy/466688933e7/flower.swf" in above code with your own one. You need to change the width="320" height="240" data too if your flash is not in 320x240.
4) Post your title and you are done!
For a sample blogger, please visit:
http://anvsoft.blogspot.com/
How to Track Visitors to a Blogger Blog Using Google Analytics
If you want to track visitors to your Blogger blog, you can use the free tool offered by Google Analytics. You can even sign up using the Google Blogger account name and password you use to access your Blogger account.
Things You’ll Need:
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1. Internet access
2. Blogger account
Step 1:Go to Google Analytics (see Resources below).
Step 2:Log in with your Google Blogger account name and password.
Step 3:Click on "Sign Up for Google Analytics."
Step 4:Enter your Blogger URL and blog name when prompted.
Step 5:Enter your name and phone number.
Step 6:Copy the code that's generated. You will paste this code into your blog template.
Step 7:Log in to your Blogger account and click on "Template."
Step 8:Click on "Add a Page Element."
Step 9:Select the "Add to Blog" button under "HTML/JavaScript" on the New Page Element window.
Step 10:Paste the code you copied into the content block and select "Save Changes."
Step 11:Go back to your Google Analytics page and click to test whether you've properly installed the code.
Step 12:Track the number of visitors to your blog, as well as other visit statistics, by clicking "View Reports" on the Google Analytics menu bar.
Things You’ll Need:
========================================
1. Internet access
2. Blogger account
Step 1:Go to Google Analytics (see Resources below).
Step 2:Log in with your Google Blogger account name and password.
Step 3:Click on "Sign Up for Google Analytics."
Step 4:Enter your Blogger URL and blog name when prompted.
Step 5:Enter your name and phone number.
Step 6:Copy the code that's generated. You will paste this code into your blog template.
Step 7:Log in to your Blogger account and click on "Template."
Step 8:Click on "Add a Page Element."
Step 9:Select the "Add to Blog" button under "HTML/JavaScript" on the New Page Element window.
Step 10:Paste the code you copied into the content block and select "Save Changes."
Step 11:Go back to your Google Analytics page and click to test whether you've properly installed the code.
Step 12:Track the number of visitors to your blog, as well as other visit statistics, by clicking "View Reports" on the Google Analytics menu bar.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
How to do offline Blogging?
There are many ways to do offline blogging ,
Few of the are below…
Windows Live Writer:
When you use a desktop software, such as Microsoft Word, to write an entry and then paste it to iMechanica, the format often looks bad. Instead, you can use Windows Live Writer to write blog post offline. Installation takes about 5 minutes. The Live Writer has a remarkably clean interface, and is very easy to use.
You can set up a list of weblog sites to contribute to. You can write, edit and store an entry offline. Whenever you feel ready, a click on the button "publish" will post the entry to your chosen weblog. All the format will look right.
You can even insert an image.
To test the Writer further...
• I can also do inline spell check by clicking "abc" in the toolbar.
• I can add a link behind a phrase.
• I can only post blog entries, but not forum topics.
• When I change the title of a post, the Writer treats the post as a new post.
• I cannot upload an attachment within the Writer. Of course, I can always click "edit" of my post, and add attachment.
http://windowslivewriter.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!D85741BB5E0BE8AA!174.entry
Google Gears
Google Gears Beta is an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using the following JavaScript APIs:
Store and serve application resources locally
Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database
Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Gears
http://code.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=11628
Few of the are below…
Windows Live Writer:
When you use a desktop software, such as Microsoft Word, to write an entry and then paste it to iMechanica, the format often looks bad. Instead, you can use Windows Live Writer to write blog post offline. Installation takes about 5 minutes. The Live Writer has a remarkably clean interface, and is very easy to use.
You can set up a list of weblog sites to contribute to. You can write, edit and store an entry offline. Whenever you feel ready, a click on the button "publish" will post the entry to your chosen weblog. All the format will look right.
You can even insert an image.
To test the Writer further...
• I can also do inline spell check by clicking "abc" in the toolbar.
• I can add a link behind a phrase.
• I can only post blog entries, but not forum topics.
• When I change the title of a post, the Writer treats the post as a new post.
• I cannot upload an attachment within the Writer. Of course, I can always click "edit" of my post, and add attachment.
http://windowslivewriter.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!D85741BB5E0BE8AA!174.entry
Google Gears
Google Gears Beta is an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using the following JavaScript APIs:
Store and serve application resources locally
Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database
Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Gears
http://code.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=11628
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