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| Remove quick edit and wrench icons on Blogger |
| 2010-04-12 09:36:00 |
Remove quick edit and wrench icons on Blogger
You might have seen the Pencil , Screwdriver and Spanner links on blogger. It seems like these icons appear only when you are logged in to your blog. But if you take a look at your Blog's Source From your Browser's View source option, then you will find that there are plenty of quick edit links on your blog even if you are not logged in(Do a Find for blogger.com ). These are the quick edit links and these will be hidden using CSS if you are not logged into your blogger account(but still be present in your blog as hidden links).
What is the use in Removing these Links?
You will be able to reduce the number of external links on your Blog and make it more Search Engine Friendly
Do u loose anything if i remove these Links ?
You will no longer see the Quick Edit pencil or wrench links on your blog. If you want to Edit a Gadget, you will have to go to the Layout > Page Elements Page.
How Do u remove the Wrench and Quick Ed...
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| HTML5 (Part 10) Attribute selectors |
| 2010-04-04 18:24:00 |
HTML5 (Part 10) Attribute selectors
E[foo^="bar"]
Select an element, E, whose foo attribute begins exactly with the string bar
E[foo$="bar"]
Select an element, E, whose foo attribute ends exactly with the string bar
E[foo*="bar"]
Select an element, E, whose foo attribute contains the string bar
Structural pseudo-classes
E:root
Select an element, E, the root of the document (the <html> tag)
E:nth-child(n)
Select an element, E, the n-th child of its parent element
E:nth-last-child(n)
Select an element, E, the n-th last child of its parent element
E:nth-of-type(n)
Select an element, E, the n-th sibling of its type
E:nth-last-of-type(n)
Select an element, E, the n-th last sibling of its type
E:last-child
Sele...
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| HTML5 (Part 9) New selectors: |
| 2010-03-24 21:42:00 |
A CSS selector refers to the manner in which HTML element(s) are styled using a stylesheet. For example, to put a border around all <div> elements you would use the selector div:
div { border: 1px solid #000; }.
To apply a background color to all elements with the class highlight you would use the selector .highlight:
.highlight { background-color: yellow; }.
Finally, to change the width of an element with an ID attribute value of myDiv, you would use:
#myDiv { width: 250px; }.
Of course, these selectors can be combined, so to select all <div> elements with the class highlight, you would use div.highlight, or to select the <div> element with the ID myDiv you would use
&nb...
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| HTML5 (Part 8) New features in CSS3 |
| 2010-03-24 21:29:00 |
This post introduces to the new features that can be found in the CSS level 3 specifications—including new CSS selectors such as:
structural,
state-based, and
negation pseudo-classes,
As well as other new types of selectors. It also shows many of the effects that CSS3 offers that would previously have required images to be created using:
A separate application and saved as GIF, JPG, or
PNG.
Such effects include:
Drop shadows on text and boxes,
Rounded corners on borders, and
The use of opacity to create a translucent appearance.
Many of these features (such as opacity and rounded corners) are relatively widespread in use due to the fact that they degrade very gracefully in legacy Web browsers.
Next post, we will learn about the new multicolumn layouts that can be created using CSS3. These layouts are a throwback to the newspaper layout where text will stretch over a set number of columns or to a particular column width as required. An...
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| Sexy Bookmarks - Share the Love |
| 2010-03-23 16:11:00 |
In this post I will show you how to add a Social Bookmarking Widget Done by CSS Reflex and customized by Blog Tricks
It will appear as this at the end of your post:
Here's the Steps:
Go to Dashboard -> Layout -> Edit HTML -> Expand Widget Templates
Find the </head> code
paste this long code before it:
<script src='http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js' type='text/javascript'/>
<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
// xhtml 1.0 strict way of using target _blank
jQuery('.sexy-bookmarks a.external').attr("target", "_blank");
// this block sets the auto vertical expand when there are more than
// one row of bookmarks.
var sexyBaseHeight=jQuery('.sexy-bookmarks').height();
var sexyFullHeight=jQuery('.sexy-bookmarks ul.socials').height();
if (sexyFullHeight>sexyBaseHeight) {
jQuery('.sexy-bookmarks-expand').hover(
function() {
jQuery(this).animate({
height: sexyFullHeight+'px'
}, {duration: 400, queue: fa...
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| How To Revert Your iPhone 2G/3G/3GS or iPod Touch Back To “Normal” |
| 2010-03-22 08:33:00 |
So you have Jailbroken or Unlocked (or both) your iPhone 2G/3G/3GS or iPod Touch but now you want to revert to the factory fresh iPhone 2G/3G/3GS or iPod Touch. To do so, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Open iTunes and plug your iPhone 2G/3G/3GS or iPod Touch in via the USB. Backup your iPhone/iPod Touch if iTunes allows you to.
Step 2: When iTunes recognizes the iPhone/iPod Touch, click on the “Restore” button in iTunes. This will restore your iPhone/iPod Touch with fresh 3.1.2 firmware.
Step 3: After the restore is complete, iTunes will prompt you to Set up a New Device or Restore from Back Up from an existing backup (the backup from (Step 1). Choose which ever method you want and let iTunes process.
Step 4: After the processing is complete, your iPhone/iPod Touch will be loaded with the fresh 3.1.2 firmware or loaded with your back up that you may have chosen.
Step 5: Eject the iPhone/iPod Touch from iTunes using the “eject” button and disconnect the USB cable from the i...
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| A new version {Free - iTunes link} for the iPhone and iPod touch from Microsoft |
| 2010-03-21 19:26:00 |
Microsoft has released a new version of Bing {Free - iTunes link} for the iPhone and iPod touch. , includes:
(1) Bookmarks and improved web browsing: bookmark maps, directions, web sites, businesses, search terms, even the weather report, and get to the bookmarks right from the Bing home page.
(2) Sharing: share interesting results with your friends using e-mail.
(3) Copy and paste URLs: told your friends and they listened! support copying and pasting URLs.
(4) Parental control on search settings: helped make search safer by letting you set a SafeSearch level and create a passcode so it can’t be changed. This is a benefit for parents who want to make sure the kids are only going to safe sites on their devices.
(5) Search history and private search: view and edit your search history. Also search the web without saving your history on the device using private search.
(6) Explicit location setting: your iPhone find you or set a specific location so search near the...
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| How to Jailbreak/Unlock iPhone |
| 2010-03-20 21:41:00 |
‘Jailbreaking’:
Jailbreaking is a term used that refers to modifying the software on your iPhone/iPod Touch.
These modifications essentially “free” your device from the device constraints and allow you to do functions such as applying custom wallpapers, changing the way the icons look, modifying text message tones, changing the device sounds, and about 1 million other things. The image below is an example of what you can do with a jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch:
Jailbreaking is accomplished by using programs such as ‘redsn0w’ (listed below). Once you do jailbreak however, it is not permanent. At any time you can restore your iPhone/iPod Touch to factory defaults and return the device back to ‘normal’. However until you do the restore, your device will stay jailbroken. Also, it goes without saying that this voids your warranty, but when you restore to factory defaults, the traces of jailbreaking are usually cleaned up.
‘Unlocking’:
The wireless carriers in Canada, ...
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| HTML5 (Part 6) Web form enhancements |
| 2010-03-20 08:52:00 |
If you have created Web applications before, you are more than likely familiar with HTML's set of form controls, some of which are implemented using the <input> element. In HTML 4, the following input types were supported:
• button
• checkbox
• file
• hidden
• image
• password
• reset
• radio
• submit
• text
In addition, there are some other elements that are used in forms such as <select> and <textarea>. These form controls provide plenty of function for basic form...
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| HTML5 (part 3) The <canvas> element |
| 2010-03-16 05:16:00 |
The <canvas> element was originally developed by Apple for use in Mac OS X Dashboard widgets and in Safari, but was later adopted by Mozilla and Opera in
their Web browsers.
The element has been standardized and included in the HTML5 specification, along with a series of 2D drawing APIs that can be used to create
- shapes,
- text,
- transitions,
- and animations inside the element.
Many believe that the <canvas> element is one of the most important aspects of HTML5 as it:
- facilitates the production of graphs,
- interactive games,
- paint
- applications,
- and other graphics on the fly without requiring external plug-ins such as Adobe Flash.
The <canvas> element itself is:
- quite basic,
- defining the width,
- height,
- and unique ID for the object.
The developer must then use a series of JavaScript APIs to actually draw objects on the canvas, typically when the Web page has finished rendering.
These APIs allow the developer to:
- draw shapes and ...
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