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How much should blog owners know about Php, etc.? Are there times you feel you are forced to learn more than you want about these coding languages?

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Only recently did I realize I should know more about iframes. Often your knowledge expands out of necessity — when a problem hits you square in the face! …try as I might, I could not embed the virtual chat room within a page! WP seemed to gobble up the html code, leaving only the link for a pop-up version.

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How a Sitemap Can Help Visitors Navigate Your Blog

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The Dagon Sitemap Generator is a WP plugin that provides a visual site map for your visitors. I recently added this feature to a new client site. That site has a drop-down menu for static pages and a blog category menu on the blog section.
A site with many pages makes it easier for visitors to [...]

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How to Use Maintenance Mode Plugin as Coming Soon Announcement

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There are times when you need to blackout your entire blog, allowing access to administrators only. This article discusses some of the reasons and predicaments that make the Maintenance Mode plugin so useful. I’ll give you information to create your own custom page for a ‘coming soon’ or launch type announcement. You can use these [...]

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Blogger Series: Widgets and Hacks – ReadMore, Recent Comments, Recent Posts

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This post gives some tips on popular features you can add to your Blogspot blog with little effort: post summaries (ReadMore), recent comments, and recent posts.

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Do Not Just Blog, Blog Efficiently!

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Blog Efficiently

So, you are a blogger? Are you blogging in your leisure time or doing it to earn some serious income?
In any case, you will not succeed! Nothing can help you succeed — no costly courses, no e-books, no Gurus, nothing!
Why?
Because you blog! That’s what millions of other people around the globe are doing. Every blogger [...]

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Happy Holidays to BloggingWithSuccess Readers

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All the best to you and your family at this time of year. Enjoy!

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Sorting, Saving and Tossing StumbleUpon Friends

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StumbleUpon’s recent upgrade dramatically changes the online sharing game. Some Stumblrs are looking to jump ship, sniffing out other social media like FaceBook for the first time.
Version 3 friends are now “subscriptions” in Version 4. The transition started in early October. Like many of you, I assumed my friends were safely labeled for the upgrade. [...]

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50+ Awesome Twitter Tools And A Free Report

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Twitter Tools

Note: This is a live post. I will be keeping an eye for any recommendations that you suggest and will add it to the list along with a backlink to your blog. Check out the tools suggested by readers.
Twitter has grown like a wild fire lately, and everyone is there.
There are lot of tools available [...]

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Use Image Maps to Add Link Hot Spots in Your Graphics

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Tired of boring text links? Need to save space in your sidebar? Then consider an attractive image with more than one hyperlink spot. You’ve seen corporate sites with maps where you pick a city or state for local information. Another example is a painting of prominent 18th century figures seated around a table. Click each [...]

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