
I am personally using the same hack on this blog. You can see adsense ads below the post title on all my pages.Ok now let us get into the details of how to set it up.Continue Reading
When you register your blogspot blog, you will get a new blog with some URL like http://yourblogname.blogspot.com . This blog will be hosted on Google’s servers and you can make posts on your blog by logging in at Blogger.Com. Now Custom domain means that we will be using our own domain name instead of having the .blogspot.com extension. That is our blog URL will look something like http://www.yourblogname.com When you use a custom domain, your blog will still be hosted on Google’s servers and you can continue making posts from Blogger.com as you usually do.So the only thing that changes is the blog’s URL
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Breadcrumbs or breadcrumb trail is a navigation aid used in user interfaces. It gives users a way to keep track of their location within programs or documents. The term comes from the trail of breadcrumbs left by Hansel and Gretel in the popular fairytale.
The trails like Home » Label » Post Name are the breadcrumbs.
Here is a screenshot of a Breadcrumb Trail
Now that you know what a breadcrumb is , let us get into the details of adding the same to your Blogger Blog.
Continue ReadingA “Print this Post” button would be much useful on blog posts(especially on tutorial and recipe blogs). Before adding the Print this button to your blog, you have to make your blog Printer Friendly. You can do this by adding some CSS to your blogger template. You can decide which parts of your blog page should be printed and which parts shouldn’t be. For example it would be better if your blog’s header , sidebars and comments don't appear in the prints. We can achieve this adding some printer specific CSS. If you want you can check out how this page will look when printed, Click File Menu of your Browser and Click Print Preview. You will notice that the header, footer, sidebars comments and other unimportant text wont appear in the print. I have hidden them all using CSS. Here are the steps to implement the same on your blog.
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