Meta descriptions for your web pages can improve the chances of your site being found and clicked on. For those of you who tried adding such descriptions or keywords to your Blogger pages, you might have noticed there's no easy way of doing that. This article describes the workaround I found for this problem and is a follow-up to the discussions posted here:Google Webmaster Central BlogJackBook Dot ComAbout the solutions mentioned in the articles above:If you add a "constant" meta tag to your Blogger...
One more Idea to put different meta tag for different post
Author: web developer => suvanno
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How To Put Bookmarks Under Each Blogger Post.
I found a new way to put a bookmark under each post in blogger. And i think this is pretty neat.All you have to do are the following guides below.
Example
1. log in to your blogger account.
2.Click layout and edit html.
3.Check the expand widget.
4.Click Ctrl and F and paste the code below
<div class="'post-footer'">
and copy the code below and put it under the code in step 4 .Enjoy!!!
<p class="'post-footer-line"><br/> <div align="'left'"><a href="'" pub="4QVQQ2TM5XDPAYVN&url="...
How to Add a "Share This in Google Reader" Button to Your Blogger Posts
Author: web developer => suvanno
| at : 12:31 AM |
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Wouldn't it be great if you could add a button to every post that would make it easy for your visitors to share your posts with their friends in Google Reader, even if they don't subscribe to your feed?The following is instructions to do just that, for Blogger layout based blogs. (Blogger Classic, Wordpress, and basic static HTML page instructions will be posted soon.)This will require you to edit the HTML of your template. While I have tried to make this as easy as possible, those that don't feel...
How to Create 'Read More' link
Author: web developer => suvanno
| at : 12:14 AM |
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Blogger hacks,
blogger tips
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Did you ever wonder how to cut down lengthy article? See, you got here a 300 word essay, which you publish in your frontpage; but readers get bored easily reading that post. Does this problem got any solution? Luckily, the answer is no other than a 'yes'. You could cut down your essay into a short 2 to 3 paragraph by utilizing the 'Read more...' link. Here's how you do it.First, you need to know that you are facing the dreaded html editing, but I will make this as simple as I can. Ok, let's get...
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