Monthly Archives: June 2007

9952 Google Gadgets

Welcome to Blogging Sueblimely. To keep up with my posts you can subscribe to my RSS feed and follow me on Twitter. Thanks for visiting!9952 Google Gadgets to add to your website - and counting
These are a gadget lovers dream. Don’t worry I am not going to list them all.
All Gadgets
Categories of Gadgets:

News
Tools
Communication
Fun & Games
Finance
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology

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Website Grader

I have been using Website Grader for a couple of months now for checking statistical data on my web sites.
Website Grader is a tool that helps measure the effectiveness of a website, from a marketing perspective. A big plus with the service is that it is very simple […]

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Blog ratings - Spotback

Spotback provides a tool that allows your readers to interact with your blog by rating your blog posts.
There are many such services but this one is different in that you can choose from a variety of widgets and customize them to suit the look of your own blog.
Widget Gallery
Cut and paste […]

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Guest Blogger

What is Guest Blogging?
Where blog publishes posts written by someone other than the blog’s author(s).
How do you get a guest blogging spot?

Through friends
Through networking with fellow bloggers and developing contacts - people you develop relationships with by commenting/ content submission/email.

This can be difficult especially […]

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Sueblimely’s Silly Sunday (SSS) - 4

Things that tickled my fancy:

Elgoog, the Google Mirror
From the Odd Planet Blog - Tipping The Man
From Life in the Fastlane- one of my favorite non-blogging blogs - The next-generation ideal blue collar worker

A clever piece of animation:

Poor Paris
For those of you who have been following the trials and tribulations and trials of […]

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Blog Toolbox 2 - Web Developer Toolbar

If you are a beginner with html and css styling, want to expand existing skills or learn new techniques, the Web Developer Toolbar is a valuable tool. You are able to view and work with the source code of sites that have elements you are interested in, and work with the generated content of xml […]

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Symbols in Blog Posts

Following on from my last post on using ‘entities’ in your html to display special characters, here are a few that you may find useful - symbols that you may wish to use but are not on your keyboard:

Name
Symbol
Enter this into html area

Copyright symbol
(©)
&#169

Trademark
®
&#174

Half
½
&#189

Quarter
¼
&#188

Three Quarters
¼
&#190

Curly Quotes

&#8220

Curly Quotes

&#8221

Bullet

&#8226

Right Arrow
?
&#8594

Left Arrow
?
&#8592

At
@
&#64

Heart
?
&#9829

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HTML Tags in post

Thanks to Sherrykins for suggesting I do a post on this subject.
If you need to display html tags in your post. e.g:
<p>This is a paragraph</p>
you have to use special techniques to make them show up.
Using textarea
A ‘textarea’ element creates a multi-line text element.Here is an example:
The following html:
<textarea cols=”40″ rows=”1″><a href=”html://mypage.com”>My Page</a></textarea>
Creates the following:
Page
i.e. You […]

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