On Macro of micro I've found a script which makes it possible to publish picture within a Blogger post. To use it, you need to add this javascript to your blog template (place the below codes in your blog template design- Edit HTML just above </body> tag):
<script src='http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/105066904960012479556/nccode.js' type='text/javascript'/>
[im]your image url[/im]Read More......
eg: [im]http://website.com/folder/image.jpg[/m]
If you want to show HTML code within your post, you have to change entities like <, > or ".
Here is online tool
It's not recommended but sometimes I use to insert table inside a post and there is often a ned to define some aditional style beside CSS. For example:
Never call me Jack or James Barnaby The Bear's my name. I will sing my way to fame, Barnaby the Bear's my name. Birds taught me to sing, when they took me to their king, first I had to fly, in the sky so high so high, so high so high so high, so - if you want to sing this way, think of what you'd like to say, add a tune and you will see, just how easy it can be. Treacle pudding, fish and chips, fizzy drinks and liquorice, flowers, rivers, sand and sea, snowflakes and the stars are free. I will sing my way to fame, Barnaby the Bear's my name. |
This solution is placed outside of this blog but a great one!
LINK: Bloggersentral
Keep in mind that background picture coul make your post unreadable!
Just before text, add this:
<div style="background:url('http://path-to-your-picture.jpg')no-repeat">(open tag)
Here comes the text
</div> (close tag)
When upgrading Wordpress, a error messages occured “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted…"
If you spend some time googling for the solution, you'll find out that this error happened when execution of a php file exceed allowed php memory on the server. In this case, the allowed php memory is 33554432 bytes (32 Mb).
The solution is increasing allowed php memory, and you'll do that by editing wp-config.php file, adding right after “<?php”:
ini_set("memory_limit","128M");
BM Custom login is a very cute WordPress Plugin for designing your WordPress login page.
Login-picture contains actually of two pics: one main for login data and a footer pic. They should "merge" but in reality they "overlap", so if you made your pics transparent, result will be ugly!
Official plugin page is not up-to-date and comments ain't getting any response! Dave, for example, wrote:
I have made the area around the border transparent but now it shows the background image below the footer image. How can I make it so the background image from the top part stops and lines up with the footer instead of bleeding through the bottom where it's transparent?
And my final result looks like this:
Sometimes the most stupid things take most of your time. It can happen when you need to enter the full path of a folder on you web server (e.g. for sheaduled backups of your MySQL Database).
I can give you a great tool for that:
1) Copy this part of code, paste it into your Notepad and save it as "path.php".
<?php
echo getcwd();
?>
Blogger shows by default 20 posts per page when you click specific label from your labels widget. But maybe you want to show less because page loads too long... or you want to show maximum (which is 100)?!
Go to Dashboard > Layout > Page Elements > Edit Html > Expand Widgets
Search for this:
<a expr:dir='data:blog.languageDirection' expr:href='data:label.url'>
<data:label.name/>
</a>
</b:if>
<span dir='ltr'>(<data:label.count/>)</span>
<a expr:dir='data:blog.languageDirection' expr:href='data:label.url + "?max-results=5"'>
<data:label.name/>
</a>
</b:if>
<span dir='ltr'>(<data:label.count/>)</span>
Showing a different header or page background picture each timr the page loads can look pretty refreshing. There are milions of ways to do that, but this one is very simple and it works like a charm! Credits to: Matt Mullenweg.
1) Put all of pictures into a specific folder on your web server. They should have extension: jpg, jpeg, png or gif and apropriate dimensions.
2) Copy this code and paste it into Notepad:
<?php
/*
By Matt Mullenweg > http://photomatt.net
Inspired by Dan Benjamin > http://hiveware.com/imagerotator.php
Latest version always at:
http://photomatt.net/scripts/randomimage
*/// Make this the relative path to the images, like "../img" or "random/images/".
// If the images are in the same directory, leave it blank.
$folder = '';
// Space seperated list of extensions, you probably won't have to change this.
$exts = 'jpg jpeg png gif';
$files = array(); $i = -1; // Initialize some variables
if ('' == $folder) $folder = './';
$handle = opendir($folder);
$exts = explode(' ', $exts);
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) {
foreach($exts as $ext) { // for each extension check the extension
if (preg_match('/\.'.$ext.'$/i', $file, $test)) { // faster than ereg, case insensitive
$files[] = $file; // it's good
++$i;
}
}
}
closedir($handle); // We're not using it anymore
mt_srand((double)microtime()*1000000); // seed for PHP < 4.2
$rand = mt_rand(0, $i); // $i was incremented as we went along
header('Location: '.$folder.$files[$rand]); // Voila!
?>
<img src="http://www.path to folder with pictures/rotate.php" alt="A Random Image" />Read More......
