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We have all heard plenty of reasons to use Google+ Hangouts On Air
from the “It’s the new podcast…” or “It’s the replacement for GoTo
Webinar…” We have also seen old school top Internet marketers like Ed
Dale, Jack Humphrey and Alex Mandossian using Hangouts On Air in their
marketing in the last few months. I have had the pleasure of having
Ileane Smith as my guest many times now and even Arnold Schwarzenegger
broadcast his book launch from Google headquarters via a Hanout On Air
the second week of October.
But let’s be honest here, most Hangouts On Air produce a 45 to 60 minute video. Most people just are not going to take the time to watch all that. But what I did find was that the ones that do watch an hour long teaching video are the people who buy my products.
So it came clear to me fast that if I was going to push replays of a weekly or bi-weekly show that would be viewed mostly by people who were buying info products and joining membership sites, that it would be best to host them on pages that convert into sales of such.
You have probably heard the term “landing pages.” Well we like to call them “action pages” around here. Sending your viewers to Google+ and YouTube to watch your Hangouts is a big mistake as you will soon see below. Using the 5 strategies here I was able to convert 37% of my small list into buyers of an info product.
I did not invent this, it is nothing new really, I just tweaked it A LOT. Here is how I took the current webinar model we have been using for almost a decade now and spun it Google+ style and you can too, no matter what niche you are in.
So what I have been testing is allowing a short replay period and then taking the video off line by making it private in YouTube and downloading the MP4 for hosting elsewhere securely.
Or you can change the YouTube settings to “Only with the link” and
embed it in say in a Wishlist based members area. Not real secure, but
it works in a pinch.
This will improve your ROI 3 fold:
Announce that you are available for Interviews Via HOAs
Let people know you are available for HOA interviews, Tweet it, Facebook it and post it to Google+. Be sure to add a paragraph to your about / contact pages. I would even go so far as to add a side bar headline and a few bullets saying you are available on your blog and link to a contact form.
Build up a “Go To” list of guest panelists
Sometimes you just can’t carry everything on your own back when it comes to doing a weekly podcast or HOA, as we call Hangouts On Air. So building up a list of very savvy panelists in a Google+ Circle is a must. Every time I go on air I always invite my “Today’s Panelists” Circle and they are kind enough to respond.
The panelists Circle will serve you well, asking great on topic questions, giving live feedback and even at times helping you thru periods of technical difficulties. Having skilled panelists is key. Ileane has become a very valuable asset on my shows since she is very adept and translating my technical points into things you all can understand.
Host Virtual Speakers At Your Meetups Via Hangouts and HOAs
This is a really new idea, pay attention to this one. If you have never been to a Meetup, check that site out. It is a local networking gold mine, just so you know.
After we journeyed to Canada to speak at a number of live Meetups in August of this year, we found many more Meetup hosts were interested in hosting my presentations at a later date. We were able to engage many more Meetups by appearing at virtual events, via Hangout based presentations, to live networking groups over 2000 miles away from our new Denver home in September.
True this does require a decent Internet connection at the Meetup venue and a TV or projection screen at the live event, but it so far has met with great success. Imagine being able to host presentations from top authors and authorities at your own Meetup and host the live Q & A. Slide shows are great, but seeing the person presenting live is what Meetup audiences want.
Not only does this personal connection change the entire feel, but there is another Meetup metric that these audiences crave. It all changes when the live questions begin, after your presentation ends. The audience is encouraged to step up to the web cam and get their questions answered by the live guest presenter. Being able to converse face to face with top experts and virtually famous people is a very valuable experience that you can offer at your local Meetups.
This worked for us and I will warn you it is a bit daring, Internet connections can be sketchy and Ripley’s law is definitely in effect. But the return both for the Meetup host the speaker is huge in our first testing. Give this a try and decide for yourself.
Now while you are speaking as a guest of panelist you have to get the most out of your time, Yes? Here is how to use the lower third app 1000% more effectively.
You will see many, most in fact, using the lower third app to display their logo, name and a website URL during a Hangout. Do not make that mistake. The destination URL should be a squeeze page and a well crafted one. Building your double opt in list is key here. While I built my list from social engagement and followings, it was those same email list subscribers that bought 95% of my product this spring.
The “Lower Third” app does that job well, giving you a newscaster style banner on your video thumbnail and on your “blueboxed” or full screen Hangout display. The app can be added from the Hangout application window, by clicking “Apps” on the left side of the screen, then “Add app” if you have not tried this already.
But to make this effective, you must capture someone’s visit to said page. This is what makes a squeeze page so effective. It squeezes the email from the visitor. Remember I said that my email list is responsible for 95% of my conversions during my launch this spring? Since I have identified that demographic as my hottest conversion source, I do everything I can to increase that demographic.
You may convert highly via Twitter, or Facebook or even Google+. In that case a landing page for the Lower Third app would contain social following buttons instead. But unless you measure that conversion point thru say Google Analytics, then how can you know what your best converting traffic source is? Identify that source, then craft the correct squeeze page for that traffic.
This is a great example above. If you have never considered a squeeze page, here what makes them great.
Bottom line here: Action pages increase conversion highly over raw site domain based URLs, offering just too many options. Let’s move on and see the two locations that brought in that $12,000 in profits for me this spring, shall we?
The number one way to get your webinar / HOA viewed and create both authority and conversions from them as an Internet marketer with an email list, or as a social marketer, is to share and email links to watch it live. Since Google HOAs are first streamed on your Google+ feed and secondly on YouTube, both are places that I do not want to send my email list.
The biggest mistake anyone with a list can make is it to email into a social network. First off, your chance of holding their interest is low, with lots of bright shiny objects and update alerts coming in from every angle.
Second, Google+ is an open social network and very different than Facebook. You never ever want to expose your email list to places where others can follow and compete with you for their attention.
Do not expose these hard won subcribers, many of them your best people because they are buyers or even repeat buyers to your competition. If your competition has any savvy marketing skills, they will be commenting and looking to brand themselves on your broadcasts through commenting on the Hangout threads and replays.
Social followings are one thing, but email lists are your most motivated followers, buyers, repeat buyers, top supporters and even affiliates. Once you have people on your email list, you only want to send them into places that convert for you.
Enter Squeeze pages
Streaming your show to a conversion oriented action page, or as we call it, a squeeze page, takes a bit more work since you have to embed the code each time manually and FTP the page as the show starts. I use FireFTP for FireFox to quickly move files and FTP. And you have seen how to embed HOAs here…
Stream Live Webinars with Google+ Hangouts On Air
Now you can email your list with a link to a URL on your site. Now you can drag your followers out of the social site. You can use Google Events to invite your following to your event and direct them to your squeeze page in advance. But not just some blog post with how many outgoing links in the side bar? No, just to a page that is built to do one thing.
Most Internet marketers I suggest using Hangouts to replace GoTo Webinar seem unimpressed. That is until I tell them they can embed the streaming video on their own sites. I immediately started using my squeeze page to host my weekly Google+ For Business Show in April of 2012. But when I started hosting the replays for a short time only on my sales page, then I started seeing my sales there double and even triple.
Here is that story in my #1 Hangout conversion strategy up next…
In today’s world I don’t care how good your copy is, it is harder than ever to get someone to click thru to a sales letter and not watch them bounce as soon as they see the salesletter style page and long copy. But if you are going to sell something you have to get this visit, and they have to stay on the page.
Second, if you have spent any time around any kind of advertising training, you have heard that most buyers need to be exposed to your offer 7 to 8 times before they buy. Right?
Doing a weekly Hangout On Air show, not allowing replays on Google+ or YouTube and embedding the replay only on the sales page removed both the click thru problem, the high bounce rate associated with sales pages and the repeat exposure dilemma.
The email list you build by sending social traffic to the embedded Hangout On Air on a squeeze page is highly targeted since they went there to see your show streamed. Opting in while seeing it just makes sense. Emailing that list to see the show replayed on the sales letter no longer contains pitch, it contains free training in my case, or maybe something fun or entertaining in non marketing niches.
Between early April and late June of 2012, this one tactic alone
returned a 37% conversion rate from my list this spring, The key was
getting my list to the sales letter up 8 to 10 separate times and
keeping them there to watch the replay.
One hitch that you are going to run into is taking questions and most take the mistake of taking them from the Google+ or YouTube stream. I again avoid attention span drains like Google+ and YouTube and instead use Google Moderator to take questions before and during the show. I like it since it does not link back to Google+ and does not expose my attendees to my competitors.
Then combine the ability to interview and be interviewed with no more software or OS than a modern browser and a webcam that you probably already own, you may just find you are the new TV show your niche loves.
Finally take all of that and turn it into a marketing process that converts into RSS subscribers, social followers, email list opt ins and above all, sales! At that point being able to sell product as I have is just icing on a cake that does not even require you to spend anymore time pursuing attention on yet another social site. You can simply use the great new tools from Google+ and spend more time running your business and making money.
I hope you profit from these tried and true conversion examples and find even more new ways to use Hangouts On Air to create conversions in your own business! – Chris Lang
But let’s be honest here, most Hangouts On Air produce a 45 to 60 minute video. Most people just are not going to take the time to watch all that. But what I did find was that the ones that do watch an hour long teaching video are the people who buy my products.
So it came clear to me fast that if I was going to push replays of a weekly or bi-weekly show that would be viewed mostly by people who were buying info products and joining membership sites, that it would be best to host them on pages that convert into sales of such.
You have probably heard the term “landing pages.” Well we like to call them “action pages” around here. Sending your viewers to Google+ and YouTube to watch your Hangouts is a big mistake as you will soon see below. Using the 5 strategies here I was able to convert 37% of my small list into buyers of an info product.
I did not invent this, it is nothing new really, I just tweaked it A LOT. Here is how I took the current webinar model we have been using for almost a decade now and spun it Google+ style and you can too, no matter what niche you are in.
#5 Archive Hangouts On Air To A Members Site
Webinars were the conversion king in years past for Internet marketers and are still are your #1 tool. But so many marketers have used the “No replay” hook and then gone back on their word, that no one believes you now if you say the same.So what I have been testing is allowing a short replay period and then taking the video off line by making it private in YouTube and downloading the MP4 for hosting elsewhere securely.
Downloading the Mp4 on YouTube in the video manager
This will improve your ROI 3 fold:
- Your broadcast or weekly show just became much more valuable due to limited availability.
- You save time by creating new content, using the replay to drive traffic and at the same time you are creating content you can charge for. “Win Win” is the saying that comes to mind here.
- You now start building up an archive of high end content you can charge a higher entry price for later on. Think “Video Vault…”
#4 Hangouts On Air Are The Perfect Interview Medium
Let’s take a look at how HOAs can be used in so many ways for not only you to be interviewed, but also to lighten your load as a content creator, by interviewing others.Announce that you are available for Interviews Via HOAs
Let people know you are available for HOA interviews, Tweet it, Facebook it and post it to Google+. Be sure to add a paragraph to your about / contact pages. I would even go so far as to add a side bar headline and a few bullets saying you are available on your blog and link to a contact form.
Build up a “Go To” list of guest panelists
Sometimes you just can’t carry everything on your own back when it comes to doing a weekly podcast or HOA, as we call Hangouts On Air. So building up a list of very savvy panelists in a Google+ Circle is a must. Every time I go on air I always invite my “Today’s Panelists” Circle and they are kind enough to respond.
The panelists Circle will serve you well, asking great on topic questions, giving live feedback and even at times helping you thru periods of technical difficulties. Having skilled panelists is key. Ileane has become a very valuable asset on my shows since she is very adept and translating my technical points into things you all can understand.
Host Virtual Speakers At Your Meetups Via Hangouts and HOAs
This is a really new idea, pay attention to this one. If you have never been to a Meetup, check that site out. It is a local networking gold mine, just so you know.
After we journeyed to Canada to speak at a number of live Meetups in August of this year, we found many more Meetup hosts were interested in hosting my presentations at a later date. We were able to engage many more Meetups by appearing at virtual events, via Hangout based presentations, to live networking groups over 2000 miles away from our new Denver home in September.
True this does require a decent Internet connection at the Meetup venue and a TV or projection screen at the live event, but it so far has met with great success. Imagine being able to host presentations from top authors and authorities at your own Meetup and host the live Q & A. Slide shows are great, but seeing the person presenting live is what Meetup audiences want.
Not only does this personal connection change the entire feel, but there is another Meetup metric that these audiences crave. It all changes when the live questions begin, after your presentation ends. The audience is encouraged to step up to the web cam and get their questions answered by the live guest presenter. Being able to converse face to face with top experts and virtually famous people is a very valuable experience that you can offer at your local Meetups.
This worked for us and I will warn you it is a bit daring, Internet connections can be sketchy and Ripley’s law is definitely in effect. But the return both for the Meetup host the speaker is huge in our first testing. Give this a try and decide for yourself.
Now while you are speaking as a guest of panelist you have to get the most out of your time, Yes? Here is how to use the lower third app 1000% more effectively.
#3 Use Hangout Lower Third To Drive Traffic To An Opt In Page
1000% – Big claim huh? Well that comes to 10 times better than anyone else doing is because they are making one huge mistake. You guessed it, you should be linking to an “action page.”You will see many, most in fact, using the lower third app to display their logo, name and a website URL during a Hangout. Do not make that mistake. The destination URL should be a squeeze page and a well crafted one. Building your double opt in list is key here. While I built my list from social engagement and followings, it was those same email list subscribers that bought 95% of my product this spring.
The “Lower Third” app does that job well, giving you a newscaster style banner on your video thumbnail and on your “blueboxed” or full screen Hangout display. The app can be added from the Hangout application window, by clicking “Apps” on the left side of the screen, then “Add app” if you have not tried this already.
But to make this effective, you must capture someone’s visit to said page. This is what makes a squeeze page so effective. It squeezes the email from the visitor. Remember I said that my email list is responsible for 95% of my conversions during my launch this spring? Since I have identified that demographic as my hottest conversion source, I do everything I can to increase that demographic.
You may convert highly via Twitter, or Facebook or even Google+. In that case a landing page for the Lower Third app would contain social following buttons instead. But unless you measure that conversion point thru say Google Analytics, then how can you know what your best converting traffic source is? Identify that source, then craft the correct squeeze page for that traffic.
Here is a great example of a true squeeze page from Jeff Walker of Product Launch Formula
- The entire page is above the fold, there is no need to scroll down the page
- The page only offers one option, to opt in
- The video is embedded and uses a bright clear headshot for trust and connection
Bottom line here: Action pages increase conversion highly over raw site domain based URLs, offering just too many options. Let’s move on and see the two locations that brought in that $12,000 in profits for me this spring, shall we?
#2 Stream Your HOA To A Squeeze Page
Remember Jeff’s squeeze page above? Well the pretty picture of him is a video. Seems like a squeeze page would be the perfect place off Google+ and YouTube to drive your best traffic, does it not?The number one way to get your webinar / HOA viewed and create both authority and conversions from them as an Internet marketer with an email list, or as a social marketer, is to share and email links to watch it live. Since Google HOAs are first streamed on your Google+ feed and secondly on YouTube, both are places that I do not want to send my email list.
The biggest mistake anyone with a list can make is it to email into a social network. First off, your chance of holding their interest is low, with lots of bright shiny objects and update alerts coming in from every angle.
Second, Google+ is an open social network and very different than Facebook. You never ever want to expose your email list to places where others can follow and compete with you for their attention.
Do not expose these hard won subcribers, many of them your best people because they are buyers or even repeat buyers to your competition. If your competition has any savvy marketing skills, they will be commenting and looking to brand themselves on your broadcasts through commenting on the Hangout threads and replays.
Social followings are one thing, but email lists are your most motivated followers, buyers, repeat buyers, top supporters and even affiliates. Once you have people on your email list, you only want to send them into places that convert for you.
Enter Squeeze pages
Streaming your show to a conversion oriented action page, or as we call it, a squeeze page, takes a bit more work since you have to embed the code each time manually and FTP the page as the show starts. I use FireFTP for FireFox to quickly move files and FTP. And you have seen how to embed HOAs here…
Stream Live Webinars with Google+ Hangouts On Air
Now you can email your list with a link to a URL on your site. Now you can drag your followers out of the social site. You can use Google Events to invite your following to your event and direct them to your squeeze page in advance. But not just some blog post with how many outgoing links in the side bar? No, just to a page that is built to do one thing.
Most Internet marketers I suggest using Hangouts to replace GoTo Webinar seem unimpressed. That is until I tell them they can embed the streaming video on their own sites. I immediately started using my squeeze page to host my weekly Google+ For Business Show in April of 2012. But when I started hosting the replays for a short time only on my sales page, then I started seeing my sales there double and even triple.
Here is that story in my #1 Hangout conversion strategy up next…
#1 Stream Your Hangouts on Air And Replay To A Sales Letter
Using this single tactic alone generated $12,000 to just one of our products. First we stream high end on topic HOA presentations to the squeeze page and drove traffic there both in advance of the show and during the event as I described in detail above. So now that you have this growing list what are you going to do with it?In today’s world I don’t care how good your copy is, it is harder than ever to get someone to click thru to a sales letter and not watch them bounce as soon as they see the salesletter style page and long copy. But if you are going to sell something you have to get this visit, and they have to stay on the page.
Second, if you have spent any time around any kind of advertising training, you have heard that most buyers need to be exposed to your offer 7 to 8 times before they buy. Right?
Doing a weekly Hangout On Air show, not allowing replays on Google+ or YouTube and embedding the replay only on the sales page removed both the click thru problem, the high bounce rate associated with sales pages and the repeat exposure dilemma.
The email list you build by sending social traffic to the embedded Hangout On Air on a squeeze page is highly targeted since they went there to see your show streamed. Opting in while seeing it just makes sense. Emailing that list to see the show replayed on the sales letter no longer contains pitch, it contains free training in my case, or maybe something fun or entertaining in non marketing niches.
Replay only for my list on an action page…
Bringing it altogether…
We are finding now that the ease of doing an HOA show, recording it, embedding replays and then being able to archive a Hangout On Air to be the best free software I have seen in 13 years of marketing online.One hitch that you are going to run into is taking questions and most take the mistake of taking them from the Google+ or YouTube stream. I again avoid attention span drains like Google+ and YouTube and instead use Google Moderator to take questions before and during the show. I like it since it does not link back to Google+ and does not expose my attendees to my competitors.
Then combine the ability to interview and be interviewed with no more software or OS than a modern browser and a webcam that you probably already own, you may just find you are the new TV show your niche loves.
Finally take all of that and turn it into a marketing process that converts into RSS subscribers, social followers, email list opt ins and above all, sales! At that point being able to sell product as I have is just icing on a cake that does not even require you to spend anymore time pursuing attention on yet another social site. You can simply use the great new tools from Google+ and spend more time running your business and making money.
I hope you profit from these tried and true conversion examples and find even more new ways to use Hangouts On Air to create conversions in your own business! – Chris Lang
In order to keeping busy visitors on our blogs finally we got the plugin which we have been waiting from long time,recently facebook has launched their "Recommendation Bar" in beta version,the Recommendation Bar is a plugin which shows a number of some recommended articles for your readers or visitors and you can set number of recommended articles,when any visitor visits to your any post,after some specific time the plugin pop ups at the right/left corner of your blog with the recommended articles,thats why its helps you to keep busy your visitors on your blog.The plugin contains title of your post,thumbnail and number of likes just below of that post and the plugin shows the only those articles which are previously liked or shared on facebook.If you want more such plugins then I am listing some similar widgets and plugins -
- Related Posts Widget With Image Thumbnail For Blogger
- Related Posts Without Thumbnail For Blogger
- Simplereach's Recommended Slide Out Widget For Blogger
Now lets see how to add facebook recommendations bar to blogger?
How To Add Facebook Recommendations Bar To Blogger?
For better understanding I am dividing this post in two parts and they are as below,
- Creating new Facebook App
- Adding Facebook Recommendations Bar To Blogger
Part 1 : Creating new Facebook App
To create Facebook app for your Recommendation Bar follow below steps,
- First go to Facebook Apps and login with your Facebook account
- Click on Create New App button at top right corner
- As soon as you hit Create New App button a pop up box will appear.In App Name field fill Recommend Bar and keep all it is and hit Continue button.
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Click On Image To Enlarge |
- Enter the captcha as shown in image and hit Submit button
- Now you will redirect to an another page.Scroll down and click on Website with Facebook Login tab and inside the box input your blog URL.Now leave all fields as it is and click Save Changes
- Now copy your App ID and paste it into notepad,we will need it later.
Great,you have created your App.Now lets see how to add Recommendations Bar to blogger.
Part 2 : Adding Facebook Recommendations Bar To Blogger
- Go to Blogger Dashboard > Template
- Download a copy of your template
- Click on Edit HTML
- Hit Proceed button
- Now search for below code in your template
<html
replace it with below code,
<html xmlns:fb='http://ogp.me/ns/fb#'
Now find for below code,
<body>
just below of it paste following code,
Note - If you are using default blogger templates then search for <body tag instead of above code.
<div id='fb-root'/>
<script>
//Facebook Recommendation bar by http://www.helperblogger.com/
//this notice must stay intact for legal use
//For more visit http://www.helperblogger.com/
//<![CDATA[
(function(d, s, id) {
var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];
if (d.getElementById(id)) return;
js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id;
js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1&appId=YOUR APP ID HERE";
fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);
}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));
//]]>
</script>
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'><b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "static_page"'><div style='z-index:999999; position:absolute;'>
<fb:recommendations-bar action='like' max_age='0' num_recommendations='3' read_time='10' side='right' site='http://www.helperblogger.com/' trigger='40%'/></div>
</b:if></b:if>
- Replace APP ID HERE with your APP ID which you have created in first part
- Replace http://www.helperblogger.com/ with your blog URL.
- The widget will only appear on post pages and not on homepage or static pages. To display it on all pages, then simply delete the lines in red color.
- If you want to change number of recommendations then simply change the value 3
- If you don't want to show your old articles then edit the value max_age='0',you can set it to 1-180.But if you don't want to take age into account then let it be 0 as default.
- If you want to change position of bar to right to left then simply replace right with left.
- When any visitor comes to your blog,after specific time the bar expand.I have set the time to 10 seconds to chnage it just change value 10.
Finally save your template and visit your post pages.
The installation of this plugin is longer but it is easy.If
are getting any problem then feel free to post it via comment form.I'll
glad to help you :)
This widget pops up a jQuery window containing
Facebook likebox as soon as a new visitor arrives. This plugin can be
added to both Blogger Blogs and Wordpress. I am using here the same
jQuery effect introduced by sidhart in JQuery Popup Just Like Aweber Subscription Form. Lightbox effects
like this one can be widely seen on many blogs now. It will help you
increase your Facebook Fans greatly and our previous version will surely
increase the number of your RSS subscribers. In my next tutorials I
will make sure to make it more interactive with social media links and a
complete version with everything you may need.
I will not be providing a DEMO for this because you can try it live in our HTML Editor to see how it works.
Tip: Copy the code given in step#4 and paste it inside this editor.
Try it now!
Make this simple change:
5. Hit the save button. Drag the widget to anywhere on your right sidebar.
6. Click the orange save button towards top right.
done! Visit your blogs to see it poping up just beautifully. To review the widget just delete your browser cookies and refresh the page to see it appearing again.
Do let me know if you needed more help. Peace and blessings pals! :)
I will not be providing a DEMO for this because you can try it live in our HTML Editor to see how it works.
Tip: Copy the code given in step#4 and paste it inside this editor.
How it works?
This
popup appears only once to every new visitor. The ip address of the
visitor is stored in browser cookie and as the page loads again the
widget wont be called again for the same visitor thus eliminating the
chances of bugging regular readers. Because of course it will look weird
if the popup appears again and again on every pageview. It will appear
both on homepage and sub pages depending which page the visitor is
accessing. I have set the cookie refresh time to 30 days, which means
that this lightbox will appear again for the same visitor after 30 days.
We can easily set the number of days to prompt the visitors about your
Facebook Fan page. Lets get straight to the one step installation
process.
Add Facebook LikeBox inside Jquery Popup in Blogger
I am discussing here steps for blogger but if you know how to deal simple HTML code then you can easily add it to your wordpress blog too.- Go To Blogger > Design
- Click choose a gadget
- Select HTML/javascript widget
- Paste the following code inside it
<style>
/*
ColorBox Core Style:
The following CSS is consistent between example themes and should not be altered.
*/
#colorbox, #cboxOverlay, #cboxWrapper{position:absolute; top:0; left:0; z-index:9999; overflow:hidden;}
#cboxOverlay{position:fixed; width:100%; height:100%;}
#cboxMiddleLeft, #cboxBottomLeft{clear:left;}
#cboxContent{position:relative;}
#cboxLoadedContent{overflow:auto;}
#cboxTitle{margin:0;}
#cboxLoadingOverlay, #cboxLoadingGraphic{position:absolute; top:0; left:0; width:100%;}
#cboxPrevious, #cboxNext, #cboxClose, #cboxSlideshow{cursor:pointer;}
.cboxPhoto{float:left; margin:auto; border:0; display:block;}
.cboxIframe{width:100%; height:100%; display:block; border:0;}
/*
User Style:
Change the following styles to modify the appearance of ColorBox. They are
ordered & tabbed in a way that represents the nesting of the generated HTML.
*/
#cboxOverlay{background:#000;opacity:0.5 !important;}
#colorbox{
box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(0,0,0,0.4);
-moz-box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(0,0,0,0.4);
-webkit-box-shadow:0 0 15px rgba(0,0,0,0.4);
}
#cboxTopLeft{width:14px; height:14px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) no-repeat 0 0;}
#cboxTopCenter{height:14px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVrGABozPxxCIMoHjV3kZSVnJRNgvlLWVpSKWT7lVRUCrIkHxoX-qFOCvvzg-jwaY2CbSG-boabrLfuk9PzvEUYJE8IAbNp9bVIuh4C_NSAo-ndxVm-3_anXoxOJem4yiglCEQ7unZIas/s400/border.png) repeat-x top left;}
#cboxTopRight{width:14px; height:14px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) no-repeat -36px 0;}
#cboxBottomLeft{width:14px; height:43px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) no-repeat 0 -32px;}
#cboxBottomCenter{height:43px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVrGABozPxxCIMoHjV3kZSVnJRNgvlLWVpSKWT7lVRUCrIkHxoX-qFOCvvzg-jwaY2CbSG-boabrLfuk9PzvEUYJE8IAbNp9bVIuh4C_NSAo-ndxVm-3_anXoxOJem4yiglCEQ7unZIas/s400/border.png) repeat-x bottom left;}
#cboxBottomRight{width:14px; height:43px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) no-repeat -36px -32px;}
#cboxMiddleLeft{width:14px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) repeat-y -175px 0;}
#cboxMiddleRight{width:14px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) repeat-y -211px 0;}
#cboxContent{background:#fff; overflow:visible;}
#cboxLoadedContent{margin-bottom:5px;}
#cboxLoadingOverlay{background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjK_DCBpShXcYZtyjYn-rTi6GJ_vyzEkEOc-0WwAG00Tvly2t78gMIkKPRfalyO2uT3HlDBhmdXdx2RUmWl5Dk3Fg3Pxb2ACFXsTN4t5Vr0O6P5bR9SSdMeW8cVrcQERcUtMy6cgTtw7bM/s400/loadingbackground.png) no-repeat center center;}
#cboxLoadingGraphic{https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEigPD0NBJFRnXptAMpa-WXUph9M_5sQqWVbPW7wR2Yc0GRSrQmHV1ilTycPclrkaQ-uGQfD_VobmxKR-w1GTlt6_9JHC-K2xUXPLb4JKAU0GiRvz6kKunu-xKJw1pjFNz1vyWboS3nHhXQ/s400/loading.gif) no-repeat center center;}
#cboxTitle{position:absolute; bottom:-25px; left:0; text-align:center; width:100%; font-weight:bold; color:#7C7C7C;}
#cboxCurrent{position:absolute; bottom:-25px; left:58px; font-weight:bold; color:#7C7C7C;}
#cboxPrevious, #cboxNext, #cboxClose, #cboxSlideshow{position:absolute; bottom:-29px; background:url(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEic67qGcFcOtLct1YXz2zNApOGWC-IbG9unH3kCiE2YtbZ4jVGgbHh2Q7CRhsbOTVFenDyzz3_w2Ew1Bso6-bN4Mwaqr46VbIJbwhfn8JvLu7QVhh9r98o1onTLpY5F4yi3cO3agYAxu2M/s1600/controls.png) no-repeat 0px 0px; width:23px; height:23px; text-indent:-9999px;}
#cboxPrevious{left:0px; background-position: -51px -25px;}
#cboxPrevious.hover{background-position:-51px 0px;}
#cboxNext{left:27px; background-position:-75px -25px;}
#cboxNext.hover{background-position:-75px 0px;}
#cboxClose{right:0; background-position:-100px -25px;}
#cboxClose.hover{background-position:-100px 0px;}
.cboxSlideshow_on #cboxSlideshow{background-position:-125px 0px; right:27px;}
.cboxSlideshow_on #cboxSlideshow.hover{background-position:-150px 0px;}
.cboxSlideshow_off #cboxSlideshow{background-position:-150px -25px; right:27px;}
.cboxSlideshow_off #cboxSlideshow.hover{background-position:-125px 0px;}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Facebook Likebox popup For Blogger
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#subscribe {
font: 12px/1.2 Arial,Helvetica,san-serif; color:#666;
}
#subscribe a,
#subscribe a:hover,
#subscribe a:visited {
text-decoration:none;
}
.box-title {
color: #F66303;
font-size: 20px !important;
font-weight: bold;
margin: 10px 0;
border:1px solid #ddd;
-moz-border-radius:6px;
-webkit-border-radius:6px;
border-radius:6px;
box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #CCCCCC;
padding:10px;
line-height:25px; font-family:arial !important;
}
.box-tagline {
color: #999;
margin: 0;
text-align: center;
}
#subs-container {
padding: 35px 0 30px 0;
position: relative;
}
a:link, a:visited {
border:none;
}
.demo {
display:none;
}
</style>
<script src='https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.1/jquery.min.js'></script>
<script src="http://mybloggertricks.googlecode.com/files/jquery.colorbox-min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
if (document.cookie.indexOf('visited=true') == -1) {
var fifteenDays = 1000*60*60*24*30;
var expires = new Date((new Date()).valueOf() + fifteenDays);
document.cookie = "visited=true;expires=" + expires.toUTCString();
$.colorbox({width:"400px", inline:true, href:"#subscribe"});
}
});
</script>
<!-- This contains the hidden content for inline calls -->
<div style='display:none'>
<div id='subscribe' style='padding:10px; background:#fff;'>
<h3 class="box-title">Receive all updates via Facebook. Just Click the Like Button Below<center><p style="line-height:3px;" >▼</p></center></h3>
<center>
<iframe src="//www.facebook.com/plugins/likebox.php?href=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fbloggertricks&width=300&colorscheme=light&show_faces=true&border_color=%23ffffff&stream=false&header=false&height=258" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" style="border:none; overflow:hidden; width:300px; height:258px;" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>
</center>
<p style=" float:right; margin-right:35px; font-size:9px;" >Powered By <a style=" font-size:9px; color:#3B78CD; text-decoration:none;" href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com">Blogger Widgets</a></p>
</div>
</div>
Make this simple change:
- Replace bloggertricks with your facebook username.
5. Hit the save button. Drag the widget to anywhere on your right sidebar.
6. Click the orange save button towards top right.
done! Visit your blogs to see it poping up just beautifully. To review the widget just delete your browser cookies and refresh the page to see it appearing again.
Want the widget to appear Repeatedly
If you want to prompt the likebox every time the visitor enters your blog then simply delete this *30 from the code above.Do let me know if you needed more help. Peace and blessings pals! :)
This is a guest post written by the author of the newly founded Blogging Boom. For more tips on blogging, check out their brand new blog!
Many bloggers often ask how to increase blog traffic, which is essential to online success. But just as you may be wondering, how can this be done? It’s simple. There are only three key steps you must work on: content production, networking, and promotion. Once you learn the main three, you can remember to integrate them into your daily blogging routine. So let’s delve in a little further and discover how you can reach your true online potential.
b) Set out to publish one linkbait/pillar article per week
c) Quality over quantity: don’t post every single day
d) Guest post for other bloggers
b) Comment on other blogs
c) Link to other bloggers in your niche
d) Use social networking: Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, etc.
b) Tell others in your network about articles you’ve published
c) Post in online forums and groups and reference your content
d) Link to your guest posts and get your name out there
Increasing blog traffic certainly isn’t difficult, and generally tends to just require a push in the right direction. After you’ve begun promoting your blog and gotten it off the ground or overcome your recent traffic plateau, much of the work begins to happen for you. Good luck!
Many bloggers often ask how to increase blog traffic, which is essential to online success. But just as you may be wondering, how can this be done? It’s simple. There are only three key steps you must work on: content production, networking, and promotion. Once you learn the main three, you can remember to integrate them into your daily blogging routine. So let’s delve in a little further and discover how you can reach your true online potential.
1. Content Production:
a) Write how-to’s, lists, guides, tutorials, and resource compilationsb) Set out to publish one linkbait/pillar article per week
c) Quality over quantity: don’t post every single day
d) Guest post for other bloggers
2. Networking:
a) Respond to all your emails and questions receivedb) Comment on other blogs
c) Link to other bloggers in your niche
d) Use social networking: Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, etc.
3. Promotion:
a) Submit your content to social media sitesb) Tell others in your network about articles you’ve published
c) Post in online forums and groups and reference your content
d) Link to your guest posts and get your name out there
Increasing blog traffic certainly isn’t difficult, and generally tends to just require a push in the right direction. After you’ve begun promoting your blog and gotten it off the ground or overcome your recent traffic plateau, much of the work begins to happen for you. Good luck!
This is probably an article you’re not expecting to see on a site that is dedicated to instructing people on how to make money blogging.
However, it’s about time for all of us who are seeking this goal to
take a step forward and get our facts straight. We have been living in
this unrealistic mindset for quite some time. In the past it has been
considered very possible to easily cash in online, but this is no longer
completely true for many reasons. While some people have been able to
make it big through blogging, the average Joe usually cannot. The
internet is always rapidly advancing, and we cannot focus on the same
thing forever. It is high time to move on to bigger and better things.
2. You need to entertain people or provide a solution to their problems. People use the internet for a couple of primary reasons, two of which are to have a good time and take a break from the world, or to figure something out or solve a problem. If your blog provides neither of those things, then there won’t be too much interest or value placed in it. And if it DOES provide those things, then great, you have a chance at getting visitors. But then there is still the issue of monetizing those visitors. You need something to offer, and you need to be able to market and monetize it. You can’t just set out one day to become an “online entrepreneur” — you need a business model.
3. In that way, blogging is much like the real world. If you have a shop in the middle of a city, and your main goal is to make money and benefit yourself, how many customers do you think you would attract — even if thousands of them walked outside your store everyday? The answer: not many. You need to provide real value to your viewers or customers, or at least make them believe you are. You need to make them believe you are offering them something truly great, new, and different — and that is all in their benefit. You need to solve a problem or provide entertainment, and if you do that right, then chances are that most likely you will have happy and satisfied visitors. Once you’ve got that down, you can focus on monetizing them.
4. But even so, how much profit could you really make? When you make money blogging, your profit usually caps out at a certain point. And generally, that peaking point isn’t ever as high as you would like it to be. You can only sell so many advertisements, after all — no matter how many viewers you are getting, there is a definite limit to how much you can make off of them with advertisements. That’s why it is so necessary to do or provide something different. Come up with something that will hold a lot of interest, and that won’t have any limits to how much you can earn through it. The more original the idea, the better.
6. Provide something that is genuinely helpful to people. The internet is undoubtedly one of the biggest resources we have. People want answers, their problems solved, or something that is going to make their life easier. If your site cannot provide any of these things, it is usually going to turn out being rather pointless. As I said earlier, offer people something that they will want to thank you for. Or even if you can’t do that, at least give them something that they THINK they’re getting a great deal out of. Doing this, your site will be much more valuable and profitable.
7. Try something else; come up with a new money making strategy. For most people, blogging just won’t cut it when it comes to making money. This is the time for the online world to mature and delve in new tactics. Try your hand in keyword marketing, product promotion, or other such things. There are plenty of other opportunities out there that take a lot less effort and could potentially offer a lot more profit. If you’re interested in learning about a new variety of tips on making money online, subscribe to SuperBloggingTips.com. I’ll be writing about many other tactics in the near future, especially since we’ve all got to learn how to try something new.
So why can’t we make money blogging?
1. The internet is no longer a new idea. In the past, some people easily managed to cash in on the internet — sometimes, pretty greatly. However, now this isn’t a game being played by only savvy entrepreneurs. Everyone and their cousin knows about the internet, and everyone wants in on their chance to make money online. This whole business is growing to be pretty saturated, and it’s already in the past at this point.2. You need to entertain people or provide a solution to their problems. People use the internet for a couple of primary reasons, two of which are to have a good time and take a break from the world, or to figure something out or solve a problem. If your blog provides neither of those things, then there won’t be too much interest or value placed in it. And if it DOES provide those things, then great, you have a chance at getting visitors. But then there is still the issue of monetizing those visitors. You need something to offer, and you need to be able to market and monetize it. You can’t just set out one day to become an “online entrepreneur” — you need a business model.
3. In that way, blogging is much like the real world. If you have a shop in the middle of a city, and your main goal is to make money and benefit yourself, how many customers do you think you would attract — even if thousands of them walked outside your store everyday? The answer: not many. You need to provide real value to your viewers or customers, or at least make them believe you are. You need to make them believe you are offering them something truly great, new, and different — and that is all in their benefit. You need to solve a problem or provide entertainment, and if you do that right, then chances are that most likely you will have happy and satisfied visitors. Once you’ve got that down, you can focus on monetizing them.
4. But even so, how much profit could you really make? When you make money blogging, your profit usually caps out at a certain point. And generally, that peaking point isn’t ever as high as you would like it to be. You can only sell so many advertisements, after all — no matter how many viewers you are getting, there is a definite limit to how much you can make off of them with advertisements. That’s why it is so necessary to do or provide something different. Come up with something that will hold a lot of interest, and that won’t have any limits to how much you can earn through it. The more original the idea, the better.
So what do we do about it?
5. Do something that will really make you stand out. Whether you’re offering a service or product that is totally new and inventive, use shock value, stir things up, or whatever — you’ve got to do something that will make people recognize you. Your site has millions of competitors, and what are you doing right now to ensure that you’re different from all of the rest? This isn’t always easy. Mostly everything has been done before. Sit down, muster up every ounce of creativity you have in you, and brainstorm.6. Provide something that is genuinely helpful to people. The internet is undoubtedly one of the biggest resources we have. People want answers, their problems solved, or something that is going to make their life easier. If your site cannot provide any of these things, it is usually going to turn out being rather pointless. As I said earlier, offer people something that they will want to thank you for. Or even if you can’t do that, at least give them something that they THINK they’re getting a great deal out of. Doing this, your site will be much more valuable and profitable.
7. Try something else; come up with a new money making strategy. For most people, blogging just won’t cut it when it comes to making money. This is the time for the online world to mature and delve in new tactics. Try your hand in keyword marketing, product promotion, or other such things. There are plenty of other opportunities out there that take a lot less effort and could potentially offer a lot more profit. If you’re interested in learning about a new variety of tips on making money online, subscribe to SuperBloggingTips.com. I’ll be writing about many other tactics in the near future, especially since we’ve all got to learn how to try something new.
Follow-up: Related Reading
If you’re interested in delving further into the quest for making money on the internet, then check out some of the related reading links below. Enjoy, and feel free to drop any questions, advice, or opinions in the comments section. Good luck!
Yesterday I talked about saving your blog posts by exporting them to your desktop. Sarah
had a great question that I thought I would follow-up on. If you've
exported your blog posts to your computer and later need to import them,
this is the tip for you. :)
Step 1: (Click image to enlarge)
On your Blogger dashboard, click "Settings". Once in Settings, click
"Other" under the drop-down list (highlighted in yellow). You should
now see the following page:
Step 2:
Next, click the blue link that says "Import Blog". This will open up the following screen:
Step 3:
Simply click "Choose File" and select the file that you had previously
saved to your desktop. Click the orange "Import Blog" button after
proving that you're not a robot and you are all set. :) All of your
previous blog posts will not be uploaded to your new blog.
When it comes to blogging, the phrase “birds of a feather, flock
together” rings very true. Those that visit your blog and read your
articles consistently likely care about many of the same things you care
about. Whether it’s technology, parenting, current events, arts/crafts,
or some other topic, your readers often find your blog through searches
and recommendations of like-minded people on social networks.
So, if you’re struggling with your next article idea or you’re looking for ways to increase traffic to your blog via long-term searches, just take a moment and think about the things your are passionate about and how you have solved a problem in a way that might be useful to your readers. The same steps that you are going through are likely going to be important (and probably helpful) to you visitors.
For instance, the other day I wanted to view Twitter.com on my iPad, but Safari kept sending me to the Twitter mobile site, which was NOT the view I wanted. I wanted to see the standard desktop view that visitors see when they are visiting the site from their PC. After about 20 minutes of trying to figure out how to switch, I finally resolved it in a very unconventional way and ended up writing a blog post about the challenge of switching between the Twitter desktop view and the mobile view.
Guess what…others are experiencing the same issue and their searches from Google have made that post one of the most popular posts on my blog over the last few weeks. The result? My article helped others who immediately found the answer via Twitter, but also held long-term benefit as the search engines picked it up and organic SEO drove traffic from those searching Google and Bing.
Another of the most popular post on my blog over the last few weeks, however, came from my experience with the Apple iPad iOS 5 upgrade.
The update has be nothing short of miserable, with my iPad 1 crashing
every day. Because I was so frustrated with the crashes and because I
couldn’t find any mention of Apple acknowledging or working to resolve
the issue, I wrote a blog post warning iPad 1 owners to hold off on the iOS 5 update until a more stable version of the OS was released.
As a result of the article, though, many of my friends, family, and co-workers have thanked me for alerting them to the issue before they upgraded. Again, a situation where the readers of my blog benefited from the challenge I was feeling in real life.
So,
next time you have writers block and are looking for a new article
idea, just take a few moments to think about how you solve the problems
in your personal life and find a way to share those experiences with
your readers. Not only will they benefit from your experiences, they’ll
probably thank you with a comment with their shared experience. The fact
that others are likely searching for the solution will help your
organic SEO and bring in readers. It’s a win-win situation. You help
others by blogging good content that solves a problem, they increase
traffic to your article!
What blog post have you written that has really helped your readers? Let me know and feel free to post a link to it in a comment. I’d love to see examples from a broad range of different topics/stories.
So, if you’re struggling with your next article idea or you’re looking for ways to increase traffic to your blog via long-term searches, just take a moment and think about the things your are passionate about and how you have solved a problem in a way that might be useful to your readers. The same steps that you are going through are likely going to be important (and probably helpful) to you visitors.
For instance, the other day I wanted to view Twitter.com on my iPad, but Safari kept sending me to the Twitter mobile site, which was NOT the view I wanted. I wanted to see the standard desktop view that visitors see when they are visiting the site from their PC. After about 20 minutes of trying to figure out how to switch, I finally resolved it in a very unconventional way and ended up writing a blog post about the challenge of switching between the Twitter desktop view and the mobile view.
Guess what…others are experiencing the same issue and their searches from Google have made that post one of the most popular posts on my blog over the last few weeks. The result? My article helped others who immediately found the answer via Twitter, but also held long-term benefit as the search engines picked it up and organic SEO drove traffic from those searching Google and Bing.
That's
a LOT of Traffic!! By helping people learn how to switch their Twitter
view from mobile to desktop on their iPads and tablets, I increased
traffic to my blog
As a result of the article, though, many of my friends, family, and co-workers have thanked me for alerting them to the issue before they upgraded. Again, a situation where the readers of my blog benefited from the challenge I was feeling in real life.
Some of my most popular posts have been those that have helped people solve issues like the crashing of iPads due to iOS 5
What blog post have you written that has really helped your readers? Let me know and feel free to post a link to it in a comment. I’d love to see examples from a broad range of different topics/stories.
I already shared how a dynamic XHTML BlogSpot template could be converted into a blank Static HTML Template,
but what if you needed to keep the same design of your blog and only
remove the Dynamic objects like widgets. This could easily be achieved
by carefully converting the XHTML format of code structure to Basic HTML
4.0 File. This will enable you to even embed or add a PHP or ASP.net code inside the Cloned BlogSpot design
in HTML format. A live example is our Contact page with a PHP contact
Form. It is not possible to add PHP inside blogger templates because no
direct access to web hosting ftp account is available so far. When you
visit our contact page, you will feel like you are still in BlogSpot
template environment but in reality its only a Cloned HTML design of the
original template. The steps today are interesting and fun to try. Make
sure you have a webhosting to try today's tutorial. We are using hostgator as our blog web host to host all our files and resources.
This is our new series and would be fun sharing all the new development tips.
Every webpage has the following concrete HTML structure. Only the DOCTYPE element would differ in different platforms.
All you need to do now is to identify the dynamic code sections and remove them from the template leaving behind static objects along with their related stylesheets and scripts. For that stay tuned for part2!
To understand what is the basic difference between XML, HTML and XHTML, I would highly recommend that you read the great article written by hubpages folks.
This is our new series and would be fun sharing all the new development tips.
XHTML To HTML
Part1: XHTML To HTML: Blogger Template Conversion
Part2: In Progress...
Part3:
Purpose of This Tutorial
Purpose: XHTML is composed of XML and HTML 4. In this series we will learn to remove the XML portion of code and leave HTML 4 alone. Thus we will be able to create a static HTML Clone of a blogger template.Download and Study your Template
- Go To Blogger > Templates
- click Backup/restore
- Download your template
- Right click the downloaded xml file and choose "Open with > wordPad"
Every webpage has the following concrete HTML structure. Only the DOCTYPE element would differ in different platforms.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">A webpage consist of 4 important sections
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
- The DOCTYPE
defines the type and version of web language being used in the page. In
Blogger & also wordpress the type is defined as XHTML and version
as 1.0. The only difference is that wordpress uses transitional XHTML
while Blogger uses the strict unforgivable version. Blogger doctype looks like this. You will find it at the top of your downloaded file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
The bolded part is the declaration for XML so that custom tags created using xml could be identified by the compiler. You wont find the bolded part in Wordpress blogs instead you will find the PHP opening tags.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
- The html tag enclosed both the head and body tags
- The head tag is where you add all your stylesheets (CSS) , scripts (JavaScript, jquery etc.) and meta tags (for SEO & platform compatibility purposes). Code inside head tags are visible to browsers only and not visible on webpage to visitors.
- The body tag contains your main content. This is the area where you add your Blog header, navigation, post section, sidebars and footer. Code inside body tag is visible on webpage. Any thing you add here will appear on your site and visitors will be able to see it.
All you need to do now is to identify the dynamic code sections and remove them from the template leaving behind static objects along with their related stylesheets and scripts. For that stay tuned for part2!
The Browser Wars
The day Netscape introduced their custom HTML tags which only their browser could interpret, started an ever growing war between browser companies like IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari and opera. Designers were finding it difficult to create a code that was compatible with all browsers, thus W3C stepped in and introduced XML. XML was used to write other web languages and was a common standard for all browsers. Since most pages were already coded in HTML using tags that no more are supported by modern browsers today, XML was use to create advanced HTML called XHTML. Since then XHTML has remained the standard to create fancy and colorful webpages. The same language is use to code Blogger and Wordpress platforms.To understand what is the basic difference between XML, HTML and XHTML, I would highly recommend that you read the great article written by hubpages folks.
Most of us are familiar with the delivery of information technology services through servers. There is however another way of accessing these same services through cloud computing. The name refers to the fact that the required resources are found in the “clouds” since the user is not required to be in a specific place to have access to such resources. The cloud symbol often seen in diagrams is used to represent the Internet.
Simply put, these resources are retrieved from the Internet using web-based tools and applications. Working remotely is possible since the cloud computing structure permits information access on the mere condition that there is web access. Business may find cloud computing services more cost-effective in the aspect of managing information since they are not required to own servers.
There are marked advantages in using cloud computing including convenience and ease of use since the provider takes charge of managing the service. Users will just have to have their computers with Internet access. They are also given the choice of determining how much service they want to avail of at any given time. There are offered options either for a public or private cloud. The main difference between the two is the market to whom the service is being offered. While public clouds are offered to all Internet users, private clouds are only limited to a specific number of people. A difference in service may also occur depending on the category chosen since cloud computing services may either be related to infrastructure, platform, or software.
To make the cloud computing service work, an effective cloud computing network has to be built. The aim is to enable a pool of resources to function as an solid whole, the product of which should be made available to users regardless of location. To accomplish this, networks will have to be flexible on provided bandwidth, management function, and maintaining visibility regardless of prevailing environment.
To avoid the expected bottleneck from the use of services as provided in the public Internet, many companies are opting to build their private cloud networks. Essentially, those who practice this convert their respective data centers into hosted platforms. Whether a company chooses to build a public or private cloud network, it will have to link storage and servers to the LAN. There is a need to ensure seamless flow of data and applications through storage systems, including the data center and the LAN. To enable cloud computing networks to work, proper attention also has to be given to virtual switching.
About the Guest Blogger:
Denise believes that anyone can build a cloud computing network with ProfitBricks. She is an SEO expert who provides consultation services to various companies.
Simply put, these resources are retrieved from the Internet using web-based tools and applications. Working remotely is possible since the cloud computing structure permits information access on the mere condition that there is web access. Business may find cloud computing services more cost-effective in the aspect of managing information since they are not required to own servers.
There are marked advantages in using cloud computing including convenience and ease of use since the provider takes charge of managing the service. Users will just have to have their computers with Internet access. They are also given the choice of determining how much service they want to avail of at any given time. There are offered options either for a public or private cloud. The main difference between the two is the market to whom the service is being offered. While public clouds are offered to all Internet users, private clouds are only limited to a specific number of people. A difference in service may also occur depending on the category chosen since cloud computing services may either be related to infrastructure, platform, or software.
To make the cloud computing service work, an effective cloud computing network has to be built. The aim is to enable a pool of resources to function as an solid whole, the product of which should be made available to users regardless of location. To accomplish this, networks will have to be flexible on provided bandwidth, management function, and maintaining visibility regardless of prevailing environment.
To avoid the expected bottleneck from the use of services as provided in the public Internet, many companies are opting to build their private cloud networks. Essentially, those who practice this convert their respective data centers into hosted platforms. Whether a company chooses to build a public or private cloud network, it will have to link storage and servers to the LAN. There is a need to ensure seamless flow of data and applications through storage systems, including the data center and the LAN. To enable cloud computing networks to work, proper attention also has to be given to virtual switching.
About the Guest Blogger:
Denise believes that anyone can build a cloud computing network with ProfitBricks. She is an SEO expert who provides consultation services to various companies.
In this post im going to explain, how to
add animated labels for your images. you
can add this effect to your sidebar image
or post images.Im using CSS and HTML
for this tutorial.I added demo link. so you
can check it before apply to your blog.
Get my earlier image effects posts here.
Demo
1. Log in to blogger account and Click drop down.
2. Now select "Template" Like Below.
3. Now you can see Live on blog, Click EDIT HTML Button"
4. Now click Proceed button.
5.Find this code by using Ctrl+F ]]></b:skin>
6. Paste below code Before ]]></b:skin> code
7. Go to blogger and click drop-down like 1st step and select Layout
8. Click Add Gadget and select 'HTML/Javascript"
9. Paste below code.
10. Now save "HTML/Javascript". You are done.
add animated labels for your images. you
can add this effect to your sidebar image
or post images.Im using CSS and HTML
for this tutorial.I added demo link. so you
can check it before apply to your blog.
Get my earlier image effects posts here.
Demo
2. Now select "Template" Like Below.
3. Now you can see Live on blog, Click EDIT HTML Button"
4. Now click Proceed button.
5.Find this code by using Ctrl+F ]]></b:skin>
6. Paste below code Before ]]></b:skin> code
/* Bloggertrix */
.label {
/*Position*/
overflow: hidden;
position: relative;
margin: 20px;
display: inline-block;
vertical-align: top;
/*Skin*/
border: 7px solid #fff;
-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.5), 0px 10px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.5), 0px 10px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
box-shadow: 0px 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.5), 0px 10px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
}
.label img {
display: block;
}
.label p {
/*Position*/
position: absolute;
padding: 10px;
width: 100%;
/*Skin*/
background: #000; /*fallback*/
background: rgba(0,0,0,0.7);
color: #fff;
font: bold italic 18px/1.5 Helvtica, Verdana, sans-serif;
/*Animation*/
-webkit-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-moz-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-o-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-ms-transition: all 0.5s ease;
transition: all 0.5s ease;
}
/*Top In Bounds*/
.top:hover p, .topleft p, .topright p {
top: 0%;
}
/*Top Out of Bounds*/
.top p, .centertop p {
top: -50%;
}
/*Bottom In Bounds*/
.bottom:hover p, .bottomleft p, .bottomright p {
bottom: 0%;
}
/*Bottom Out of Bounds*/
.bottom p, .centerbottom p {
bottom: -50%;
}
/*Left In Bounds*/
.bottomleft:hover p, .bottomright:hover p, .topleft:hover p, .topright:hover p, .centerleft:hover p, .centerright:hover p {
left: 0%;
}
/*Left Out of Bounds*/
.bottomleft p, .topleft p, .centerleft p, .centerleft p {
left: -150%;
}
/*Right Out of Bounds 150%*/
.bottomright p, .topright p, .centerright p {
left: 150%;
}
/*Centered From Bottom*/
.centerbottom:hover p {
bottom: 50%;
}
/*Centered From Top*/
.centertop:hover p, .centerleft p, .centerright p {
top: 50%;
}
/*Center Margin Fixes*/
.centertop:hover p, .centerleft p, .centerright p {
margin-top: -20px;
}
.centerbottom:hover p {
margin-bottom: -20px;
}
7. Go to blogger and click drop-down like 1st step and select Layout
8. Click Add Gadget and select 'HTML/Javascript"
9. Paste below code.
<div class="label top"> <p>Your Title</p> <img src="Image URL 1" /> </div> <div class="label bottom"> <p>Your Title</p> <img src="Image URL 2" /> </div> <div class="label bottomright"> <p>Your Title</p> <img src="Image URL 3" /> </div> <div class="label bottomleft"> <p>Your Title</p> <img src="Image URL 4" /> </div> <div class="label topleft"> <p>Your Title</p> <img src="Image URL 5" /> </div>*ReplaceURLs as your like.
10. Now save "HTML/Javascript". You are done.
Easy Zoom is a Jquery image zoom plugin for blogger.This will be very
helpful for blogs that use lots of images especially photography blogs
with high quality in dept images.You can have a medium sized image in
your blog post but still let people get a close look without having to
click through.Credit and thanks for the original code Goes To the
awesome css globe Check Them Out. Now you can see the demo will show you exactly how it works.
Live Demo:-
Step 2. Find the following piece of code.
Important - The code highlighted in blue is the main jQuery script, if you already have jQuery in your template. Then leave the highlighted code.
<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(function($){
$('a.zoom').easyZoom();
});
</script>
Step 6. Save Your Template, that's the jQuery and Css added now you just gotta add your images.
Live Demo:-
Add jQuery Image Zoom Effect To Your Blog
Add The Css And Scripts
Step 1. In your Blogger Dashboard Click Design > Edit HtmlStep 2. Find the following piece of code.
]]></b:skin>
Step 3. Copy And Paste The Following Code Directly Above ]]></b:skin>
#easy_zoom{
width:600px;
height:400px;
border:5px solid #eee;
background:#fff;
color:#333;
position:fixed;
top:35px;
left:50%;
overflow:hidden;
-moz-box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
-webkit-box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
/* vertical and horizontal alignment used for preloader text */
line-height:400px;
text-align:center;
}
Step 4. Now Find the following piece of code in your blog.width:600px;
height:400px;
border:5px solid #eee;
background:#fff;
color:#333;
position:fixed;
top:35px;
left:50%;
overflow:hidden;
-moz-box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
-webkit-box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
box-shadow:0 0 10px #555;
/* vertical and horizontal alignment used for preloader text */
line-height:400px;
text-align:center;
}
</head>
Step 5. Copy and paste the following piece of code Directly Above </head>
Important - The code highlighted in blue is the main jQuery script, if you already have jQuery in your template. Then leave the highlighted code.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src='http://blogtipsntricks.googlecode.com/files/easyzoom.js' type='text/javascript'/><script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(function($){
$('a.zoom').easyZoom();
});
</script>
Adding The Image To Your Posts
When you upload a large image (Don't upload image smaller than 500px) to Blogger it will often be re-sized to fit your posts.The image code you upload will look as below and you simply add class="zoom" as highlighted :
<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;">
<a class="zoom" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS_QUSYVIATC-J-LijMpUAiXTaAaNNBF1MeI7XPwgkWrV5ALL90-pam3P3Xkm11MUqpSGVvKWD7b_gpEQGQCL0k4eu99YJWzBIA_tu1CoBjVOsvL9JteS7YJ1mbrU9T5OvIcriypXCBVc/s1600/WideScreen_Prince+of+Persia+The+Two+Thrones+03.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="205" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS_QUSYVIATC-J-LijMpUAiXTaAaNNBF1MeI7XPwgkWrV5ALL90-pam3P3Xkm11MUqpSGVvKWD7b_gpEQGQCL0k4eu99YJWzBIA_tu1CoBjVOsvL9JteS7YJ1mbrU9T5OvIcriypXCBVc/s1600/WideScreen_Prince+of+Persia+The+Two+Thrones+03.jpg" width="320" /></a></div>
Now you had added the
image zoom effect to your blog.Feel free to share this post and leave
your thoughts in comments we always want to hear from you.
<a class="zoom" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS_QUSYVIATC-J-LijMpUAiXTaAaNNBF1MeI7XPwgkWrV5ALL90-pam3P3Xkm11MUqpSGVvKWD7b_gpEQGQCL0k4eu99YJWzBIA_tu1CoBjVOsvL9JteS7YJ1mbrU9T5OvIcriypXCBVc/s1600/WideScreen_Prince+of+Persia+The+Two+Thrones+03.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="205" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS_QUSYVIATC-J-LijMpUAiXTaAaNNBF1MeI7XPwgkWrV5ALL90-pam3P3Xkm11MUqpSGVvKWD7b_gpEQGQCL0k4eu99YJWzBIA_tu1CoBjVOsvL9JteS7YJ1mbrU9T5OvIcriypXCBVc/s1600/WideScreen_Prince+of+Persia+The+Two+Thrones+03.jpg" width="320" /></a></div>
Pop Up Email Subscription Form For Blogger is a blogger widget using jquery. In this widget the form is created by css3 with a auto check feature and the pop up is created using jQuery. We hope this form helps you to increase your blog readers. Now we can see how to Add The Add Pop Up Email Subscription Form For Your blog.
Before that you need to see a live demo for better understanding what
we are talking about.you can see the live demo by clicking the floating
email icon on the left side of the demo page.
live demo:-Add Pop Up Email Subscription Form For Blogger
Adding jQuery plugin to the template:
As this widget based on jQuery plugin, First you need to have a jQuery Plugin in your Blog template.This Step is Required, If your Blog already have this plugin then Ignore this Step.
If your Blog Don’t have this Plugin, Install the jQuery Plugin.
- Add the below line of code before
</head>
tag.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
Adding Widget Code to blogger
These steps are to add the Pop Up Email Subscription widget to your blog.- Go to Layout >> Add A Gadget, then choose HTML/JavaScript
- Paste this code inside it.
<style type="text/css">
#subscribe-button { float: left; position: fixed; bottom: 5%; left: 0; z-index: 999; }
#subscribe-widget { display:none; }
/* Overlay */
#btnt-overlay { background-color:#000; }
/* Container */
#btnt-container { min-height:350px; min-width:500px; color:#222; background-color:#fff; border:4px solid #ddd; }
#btnt-container .btnt-data { padding:8px; }
#btnt-container a.btntCloseImg { background:url(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-1lucxKhy3Zs/T3vIg4k-5wI/AAAAAAAAArM/EiH85Hp-ZW8/s1600/x.png) no-repeat; width:25px; height:29px; display:inline; z-index:3200; position:absolute; top:-15px; right:-16px; cursor:pointer; }
#description { color: #AAAAAA; font-family: times New Roman; font-size: 25px; font-style: italic; }
#description img { float: left; height: 80px; padding: 0 25px 0 10px; width: 80px; }
#btntfollowForm { padding: 15px; }
#btntfollowForm p { margin: 0 0 10px; }
#btntfollowForm input:not([type="checkbox"]){ width: 93%; margin-top: 4px; margin-bottom: 20px; padding: 10px 5px 10px 25px; border: 1px solid rgb(178, 178, 178); -webkit-appearance: textfield; -webkit-box-sizing: content-box; -moz-box-sizing : content-box; box-sizing : content-box; -webkit-border-radius: 3px; -moz-border-radius: 3px; border-radius: 3px; -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.6) inset; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.6) inset; box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.6) inset; -webkit-transition: all 0.2s linear; -moz-transition: all 0.2s linear; -o-transition: all 0.2s linear; transition: all 0.2s linear; }
#btntfollowForm input:not([type="checkbox"]):active,
#btntfollowForm input:not([type="checkbox"]):focus{ border: 1px solid rgba(91, 90, 90, 0.7); background: rgba(238, 236, 240, 0.2); -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.9) inset; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.9) inset; box-shadow: 0px 1px 4px 0px rgba(168, 168, 168, 0.9) inset; }
#btntfollowForm .button input{ background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #3D9DB3; border: 1px solid #1C6C7A; border-radius: 3px 3px 3px 3px; box-shadow: 0 1px 6px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.07) inset, 0 0 0 3px #FEFEFE, 0 5px 3px 3px #D2D2D2; color: #FFFFFF; cursor: pointer; font-family: 'Arial Narrow',Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 24px; margin-bottom: 10px; padding: 8px 5px; text-shadow: 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); width: 30%; float: right; }
#btntfollowForm .button input:hover{ background: #4ab3c6; text-decoration: none; }
#btntfollowForm .button input:active,
#btntfollowForm .button input:focus{ background: rgb(40, 137, 154); position: relative; top: 1px; border: 1px solid rgb(12, 76, 87); -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 1px 6px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2) inset; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 1px 6px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2) inset; box-shadow: 0px 1px 6px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2) inset; }
.btntFollowFooter { text-align: center; font: 10px Tahoma, Helvetica, Arial, Sans-Serif; padding: 7px 0; margin-top: 80px; text-shadow: 0px 2px 3px #555; position: absolute; width: 500px; }
.btntFollowFooter a { color: #222; text-decoration: none; }
.btntFollowFooter a:hover { color: #fff; }
<!--[if lt IE 7]>
#btnt-container a.btntCloseImg { background:none; right:-14px; width:22px; height:26px; filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-1lucxKhy3Zs/T3vIg4k-5wI/AAAAAAAAArM/EiH85Hp-ZW8/s1600/x.png',sizingMethod='scale'); }
#btntfollowForm input{ padding: 10px 5px 10px 32px; width: 93%; }
#btntfollowForm input[type=checkbox]{ width: 10px; padding: 0; }
<![endif]-->
</style>
<div id="subscribe-button">
<a class="subscribe" href="#"><img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-NASh-8VP8qs/T32ePzbJtSI/AAAAAAAAAr8/wjiJnIb7GD4/s1600/subscribe_to_email.png" alt="subscribe" /></a></div>
<div id="subscribe-widget">
<div id="btntfollowForm">
<img alt="Subscribe" border="0" float="center" src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-WcR7_thytsA/T3xAvSp4RBI/AAAAAAAAArc/zIO8zUiOOT0/s1600/subscribeviaemail.PNG" />
<div id='description'>
<img alt="email" border="0" src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-RKkfCfOLNx8/T3wPtkmqYuI/AAAAAAAAArU/gGpb8_Hep70/s1600/email-icon.PNG" />Subscribe to our mailing list to get the updates to your email inbox...</div>
<form action="http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify" method="post" onsubmit="window.open('http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=chandeepsblogtips', 'popupwindow', 'scrollbars=yes,width=550,height=520');return true" target="popupwindow">
<input name="email" placeholder="Enter Your Email..." required="required" type="text" /><input name="uri" type="hidden" value="chandeepsblogtips" /><input name="loc" type="hidden" value="en_US" />
<div class="button">
<input type="submit" value="Subscribe" /></div>
</form>
</div>
<div class="btntFollowFooter">
Delivered by <a href="http://feedburner.google.com/" target="_blank">FeedBurner</a> | powered by <a href="http://www.blogtipsntricks.com/" rel="dofollow" target="_blank">blogtipsntricks</a></div>
</div>
<script src="https://blogtipsntricks.googlecode.com/files/jquery.btnt.popup.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(function ($) {
// Load dialog on page load
//$('#subscribe-widget').modal();
// Load dialog on click
$('#subscribe-button .subscribe').click(function (e) {
$('#subscribe-widget').modal();
return false;
});
});
</script> - Replace the code highlighted above with your feedburner username .
The username for your feed can be found at the end of your feed URL.For example our feedburner URL is http://feeds.feedburner.com/chandeepsblogtips , with chandeepsblogtips as the username.
- Now save the widget and view your blog. The widget trigger icon is placed in the left side of your blog.
Last Time we published How To Add Pop Up Email Subscription Form For Blogger Using Jquery. As I mentioned in the last post now we are going to see How To Add One Time Popup Email Subscription Widget For Blogger. This is a jQuery widget.
this is the upgraded version of the previous widget. In the older
version widget will open when the email icon is clicked but this widget
makes the popup automatically and the popup will shown only once in a
week. Now we can see How To Add The One Time Popup Email Subscription Widget For Blogger.
live demo:-
Ignore this Step, If your Blog already have a jQuery plugin.
I hope you enjoyed this widget. Please share your views about the widget via comments!!! We love to here from you.
live demo:-
Add One Time Popup Email Subscription Widget
Adding jQuery plugin to the template:
As this widget based on jQuery plugin, First you need to have a jQuery Plugin in your Blog template.Ignore this Step, If your Blog already have a jQuery plugin.
- Add the below line of code before
</head>
tag.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
Adding Widget Code to blogger
These steps are to add the One Time Popup Email Subscription widget to your blog.- Go to Layout >> Add A Gadget, then choose HTML/JavaScript
- Paste this code inside it.
<style>
#backgroundPopup{ display:none; position:fixed; _position:absolute; /* hack for internet explorer 6*/ height:100%; width:100%; top:0; left:0; background-color: transparent; background:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);z-index:999; }
#popupContact{ display:none; position:fixed; _position:absolute; /* hack for internet explorer 6*/ height:350px; width:500px; background:#FFFFFF; border:4px solid #ddd; z-index:999; padding:8px; font-size:13px; }
#popupContactClose{ background:url(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-1lucxKhy3Zs/T3vIg4k-5wI/AAAAAAAAArM/EiH85Hp-ZW8/s1600/x.png) no-repeat; width:25px; height:29px; display:inline; z-index:3200; position:absolute; top:-15px; right:-16px; cursor:pointer; text-indent: -99999px;}
#description { color: #AAAAAA; font-family: times New Roman; font-size: 25px; font-style: italic; line-height:30px; }
#description img { float: left; height: 80px; padding: 0 25px 0 10px; width: 80px; }
#btntfollowForm { padding: 15px; }
#btntfollowForm img { border:none; }
#btntfollowForm p { margin: 0 0 10px;}
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