Elizabeth's Blogger Wikis

#HowToRecoverGmailPassword

2013-03-22T12:28:00.000-04:00

Finally, now that I have a new android phone, I can access my emails, blogs and other accounts.

After spending weeks, unsuccessfully contacting various "so called" phone support options,while trying to remember what my Google password, as well as After trudging through Google's numerorious online support pages, this one support page was helpful, although yor have to read the very last paragraph:
The questions we ask to verify your identity are intentionally difficult. Answer as many questions as possible, and make sure your answers are accurate. If you’re unsure about an answer, provide your best guess. It also helps to submit your answers from a computer you've used in the past .
What reason Google has for asking when a user started using calendar is completely useless. if answering the question on a new computer, because the old one died, probably will not work, unless, of course you remembered using Google calendar one day back in '08 to see what day your birthday fell on.
Lastnight, finally, I was successful in resetting my Google password. Since changing my password on my fiance's Pantec phone back in September, that was the computer needed to be able to successfully answer my security questions. Now if Google only made this simple little support information more easily available for those who, like myself, could potentially save hours of wasted time.
After answering the security question and entering five reguraly email address I corresponded with, correctly, twenty-seven times (no joke) only to receive one of the following two emails rejecting my attempts. UPIN doing the exact same thing on my fiance's phone, without changing any of my answers, the password recovery option finally worked. The kicker is, thinking it wouldn't work, I only answered the questions half assed regarding to people emailed frequently. Only entered one email and one google product that I knew was 100% correct.

How to take a self portrait picture with your cell phone, blackberry, iphone or any other digital camera device

2012-03-27T00:06:00.000-04:00

This is a pet peeve of mine whenever somebody takes a self portrait of themselves for Facebook. Do not ask me why it bugs me but here are simple instructions of how to take a picture of yourself with your digital camera device:

Here are two pictures taken of myself with my blackberry:

The Wrong Way

The Correct Way

Okay, bad pics but done in the same area with the same phone on the same day. When taking your picture you want to turn your phone the opposite way you normally would. While standing in front of a mirror, look at your reflection of your camera/phone's screen in the same mirror. Once you get good shot of yourself, snap the button and you now have a self portrait. Another way to remember is that you want a picture of yourself, not your mirror.

The Funny Way

How to make your Google Blog Title Animated - Upload large animated gifs

2012-03-26T12:01:00.001-04:00

Google Blogs now supports animated gif, which means now you are able to upload animation to your blog posts or import them from outside links. You can also create your own animated blog post title like the one done on my new business blog, Elizabeth's Digital Business Cards." Many sites do not support animated gifs beyond, at the most, three megabytes. What you can do though is upload an animated gif to a blog post and than link it to your blog title.

Here are the steps:

Create a new blog post
Upload your photo using the insert image button than add selected
Right click the photo in the compose mode of your blog post and copy image URL
Go to your blogger settings, select the header gadget and paste your link in the header tab, under the area that says: From the web. Paste an image URL below.

Note: You do not have to submit the blog post of your image for this to work but can actually save it as a draft. This trick actually uploads all photos to your picasa account, which is automatically obtained upon the creation of a Google account.

Add pop-up text to an embeded sound file in a Google Blog post

2012-02-25T01:24:00.001-05:00

Adding an embedded Wave file in a Google Blog can be fun and important but what about adding a little pizazz to it by showing pop up text along with the embedded media in your blog post at the same time. For example, you want your blog visitor to hear a particular song, what can be more useful than to have the artist name and title show up when the blog visitor clicks on the embedded media. Try it with mine below:

This is simply done by adding the following code while in HTML mode of your blog composer:

<embed width="250" height="50" autostart="false" loop="false" playcount="2" src="http://YOUR-PERSONAL-SOUNDFILE.wav" span title="YOUR OWN TEXT"></embed>

That's it, you are all set, ENJOY!

Note: Blogger is very fussy with some codes, such as this one. Once you are done editing this in HTML mode you will notice that upon going to compose mode and than back to HTML mode your wav will disappear.

Spice up your next blogpost - How to make any image animated on Google Blogs and websites!

2012-02-24T02:37:00.000-05:00

This tutorial is actually so easy you are going to wonder why you never thought of it yourself. All you need is an image and a scrolling marquee html and you now have an animated picture on your blog post or even on your Google Blog sidebar within the Javascript/HTML Gadget.

Here is the code:

<marquee><img src="http://yourimage.com></marquee>

Using an image of your own or one hosted from an outside website will work either way. Simply upload the image or copy and paste the site where the image is being hosted. Click on HTML at the top left while in compose mode of your Google Blog post and enter <marquee></marquee>.

Next while your mouse courser is in between <marquee></marquee> click on the image icon and choose one of the options below to upload your image to your Blog.

Add an image from your computer

Add another imageWe accept jpg, gif, bmp and png images, 8 MB maximum size

Or add an image from the web

Add another image

URL

Learn more about using web images

You can even take an animated *.gif, like the one below, and add extra animation to it. Just a quick note, for some reason animated *.gif images will not work hosted directly on a Google Blog. If you wish to use an animated gif, it needs to be hosted from a website that supports animated gifs.

Force readers to subscribe to your RSS with this cute subscribe now widget for blogger

2012-02-21T21:26:00.000-05:00

Below is the code to add the following Subscribe now with Twitter, Facebook, RSS and Google Plus Buttons. All you need to do is just copy and paste the code into a new Gadget change the highlighted text to your own information and you are set.

I have created another Subscribe now button, to get the code simply click the links below to view and even save the text documents. At the bottom of the code is the code for google circles, if you wish to remove it, just delete the section at the end of the document that says:
<script type="text/javascript">mbgc='f5f5f5';ww='320';mbc='cecece';bbc='3F79D5';bmobc='3b71c6';bbgc='4889F0';bmoc='3F79D5';bfc='FFFFFF';bmofc='ffffff';tlc='cecece';tc='6a6a6a';nc='6a6a6a';bc='6a6a6a';l='y';fs='16';fsb='13';bw='100';ff='4';pc='4889F0';b='s'; pid='108709237685683796184';</script><script type="text/javascript" src="http://widgetsplus.com/google_plus_widget.js"></script>

Coffee Cup Subscribe Now - Download

Button Subscribe Now - Download

3D Social Network Icon Subscribe Now - Download

Elizabeth's Blogger Wikis: Add a facebook login button to your blogger using html code

2012-02-19T23:30:00.003-05:00

Elizabeth's Blogger Wikis: Add a facebook login button to your blogger using html code - Simple method

People have been having issues with the above tutorial on adding a facebook login button to your Google Blog on Blogspot. After doing a little research and testing for myself, there is another way. If you are using a heavily scripted blog on blogspot then the above tutorial will not work and you will get one or both of the following errors:

An invalid API key was specified
A large ugly Facebook Logo Button

To fix this problem, unfortunately you are going to have to use the more difficult tutorial but the upside to this one is that there is logout button as well. As you can see from mine on the top left when you log into Facebook from my site it works and you will also notice the logout option.

Step 1: Search for the code below and add code in red.....final look will be


<html expr:dir='data:blog.languageDirection'
xmlns='http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml'
xmlns:b='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/b'
xmlns:data='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/data'
xmlns:expr='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/expr'
xmlns:fb='http://www.facebook.com/2008/fbml'>

Step 2: Put the below code above </head>


<script src='http://static.ak.connect.facebook.com/js/api_lib/v0.4/FeatureLoader.js.php' type='text/javascript'/>

Step 3: Put this code above </body>


<script type='text/javascript'> 
FB.init("

YOUR_API_KEY_HERE

" , "");
</script>

To add your_api_key_here, click the above link to find out how to obtain an api_key.

Step 4: Save changes you are almost done!!

Adding Facebook Connect-->>

LOGIN BUTTON-
<fb:login-button autologoutlink="True" length="short" background="white" size="large"></fb:login-button>

PROFILE PICTURE-
<fb:profile-pic uid="loggedinuser" facebook-logo="true" linked="false"></fb:profile-pic>

USER NAME-
<fb:name uid="loggedinuser" useyou="false"/></fb:name>

Make an Adobe PDF file from any document or website in Ubuntu

2012-02-11T15:50:00.000-05:00

Adobe PDF files are supported widely among many websites, for filling in application, emailing documents and downloading manuals from various websites. When creating an Adobe document it also gives you that feeling of security that it will be safe, because unlike many documents that you may email or post on a website, it cannot be edited like a Word Document possibly can. There are ways of creating a Word Document by setting the correct write protection properties but with an Adobe PDF file, there is very little maintenance in protection you document, which is great for a beginner.

In Ubuntu/Linux there is an option where you can print to file, but unlike windows it has the option of printing a file as a PDF document. This feature is great when creating a Resume or maybe you would like to back up some emails for future reference. In this tutorial I am going to show you how to, with ease, create an Adobe PDF file through your gmail account.

Step One:
Go into your GMail account and open the email you wish to print.

Step Two:
Click on the print icon in the top right corner of the email

Step Three:
A new window will open and the print dialog box will automatically open. For other documents you can Click on File --> Print, the hot key would be ctrl+p

Step Four:
Select the option Print to file in the window as pictured below

Step Five:
Just below that you will see a box with Name and to the right of that you will have the option of selecting the radio box of either PDF or Postscript, select PDF.

Step Six:
Name your document, make sure that *.pdf file extension is included.

Step Seven:
Below the Name box is the default Save to folder, change that as necessary.

Click on the print button, you are finished converting your GMail email to an Adobe PDF File!

Add a Custom Google Search to your Google Blogpost

2012-02-04T02:45:00.000-05:00

Adding a Custom Google Search to a website/blog can bring in extra revenue with a Google Adsense Account. How it is used on your website/blog is the important part in earning revenue. This tutorial will show you how to add a Custom Google Search to your Google blogpost and to learn how to make more use of a custom Google Search and earn extra revenue with Google Ad in a blogpost, click here to read more.

Step 1:

Go to your Google Adsense Account

Step 2:
Click on the My Ads Tab

Step 3:
Now click the link that says Search on the left pane

Step 4:
On the top click the tab that says New Custom Search Engine and fill in the fields as you wish.

Step 5:
Select Save and Get code and a iframe window will open, select the code, copy and than in the google blogpost where you want the code paste the code while you are in HTML mode when editing the post and your search bar will look like this.

Try mine out and enjoy!

Free tip:

Do you like how the eyeballs look on each side of my search bar pointing? Once you have selected an image that suites your needs, add an image and than anchor each image on the left and right. To get them to fit on one line you may have to edit your Google Custom Search Engine size. Once you have the images anchored, one on the left and the other on the right, just drag them to each side of the search bar.

To do this just change the character size from 55 characters to more or less, depending on your needs.

How to put music on Google Blogger/Blogspot

2012-01-28T02:43:00.000-05:00

There are many ways of putting music on your Google Blogger/Blogspot and it's another fun easy way to draw more users to your site. My favorite is mixpod, which has been around for quite some time now. With mixpod is you can select from a few of their ready made skins or, a personal favorite of mine, is the MiniPod which lets you customize the skin with the option of using some select eyecandy designs. Mixpod has their own search engine, mostly YouTube approved videos/songs. If you are unable to find the video/song you are looking for you have the option to manually enter a YouTube URL and once approved MixPod allow you to add to your playlist, the approval usually takes about twenty-four hours.

Here are the instructions to adding music to your Google Blogger/Blogspot:

When done correctly the Music Player below will be your outcome. As you can see, you can also copy and paste the code right into a blogpost. This is a great idea when posting something and using music to get the artistic point across to the readers of your blog.

Music Playlist at MixPod.com

Free Resume Tip: Create an attractive Resume on #CapitalAreaHelpWanted.com

2012-01-26T23:43:00.000-05:00

When posting your resume on CapitalAreaHelpWanted.com to apply for jobs you have probably noticed how there are no options to create an attractive resume using bullets, underline and bold. There is actually a way around that when posting a resume on CapitalAreaHelpWanted.com's website, you can view how mine looks by clicking here to view it.

First, if you haven't already done so, is first create a resume using a word processing program, such as Microsft word or my personal favorite is LibreOffice Writer because it is free and you can save documents in *.doc Microsoft Word Format. Once you have completed your resume at the top click File --> Save As and than save as a HTML document, you will need to change the file type from the default output format to HTML. In the newer versions of word processing programs simply saving the resume as resume.html will also work.

Next open up your web browser and now on the menu bar you will need to go to File --> Open or use the shortcut/hotkey on your keyboard by pressing Ctrl+O. Now browse to where the resume is save and open it.

To view the HTML source code for a Web page using Internet Explorer 3.x and later, click Source on the View menu. To view the HTML source code for a Web page using Internet Explorer 2.x, and FireFox you can right-click the Web page, and then click View Source. FireFox's shortcut/hotkey is Ctrl+U on the keyboard. In the new window that has opened, go to Edit on the menu bar and choose the option select all, the shortcut/hotkey on your keyboard is Ctrl+A. Now go back to Edit on the menubar and choose Copy, the shortcut/hotkey on the keyboard is Ctrl+C.

Next go back to CapitalAreaHelpWanted.com and again you will need to go to the Edit on the menu bar and select Paste or use the shortcut/hotkey Ctrl+V.

*Note: When creating a resume on CapitalAreaHelpWanted.com you have to use their name and address format at the top, so on your resume do not copy and paste or make sure that you have removed the name, address and telephone number field of the resume, just paste in the body of the resume is all that is needed.

How to get the facebook developer's Like box to work with Google blogger

2012-01-15T22:51:00.002-05:00

To easily add a like box to your blogspot blog first you will need to create an app by going to the Facebook Developers website and clicking on the Get Started link to see their tutorial on creating your app. The reason you need an app is so that you can obtain your own unique AppID for any app that you would like to use on Facebook, such as, the Like Box, the Facebook login button and networked blogs. To make your personal like box go to the Like Box - Facebook Developers section.

Once you are done setting up your Like Box at the bottom where it says Get Code, you want to change it to the IFrame than copy that code. Next go to your blogger layout, add a new gadget, select the HTML/javascript and paste your code than save.

Click to enlarge

That is it, you are all done and you now have your own like box!

Add a facebook login button to your blogger using html code

2012-01-11T00:00:00.000-05:00

UPDATE This is an updated tutorial on how to add a FaceBook Login button to your Google Blog/blogger/blogspot. Since my last post there are a few things that can be done so that the login button shows either when you are going directly to your personal blog or viewing a post. The earlier bug was that the login button was not showing, this has to do with the first step for it to work correctly.

Step One

Create an FaceBook App on the Facebook Developers website. This step is pretty much an easy walk through. Below is an image of what you need to get your app working correctly. Once you create your Facebook app it does take a little while for it to work on the website/blog so be patient.

In the image below make note that the following fields need to be completed. This set-up is a basic format. Once you create the Facebook app, this will help to promote your website as well.

Click to Enlarge

Step Two

Now that your Facebook app is ready the rest is very easy. Go to the blogger design site and select the blog you wish to add the Facebook Login Button to.

Select the Layout button and add a new Gadget, scroll down the list and select the HTML/Javascript Gadget.

Step Three

In the window copy and paste the following code:

<div id="fb-root"></div>
<script>(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=CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PERSONAL APP ID TO YOUR OWN PERSONAL ID LIKE THE ONE IN THE IMAGE ABOVE, JUST ABOVE THE SECRET KEY";
fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);
}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));</script><div class="fb-login-button" data-show-faces="true" data-width="200" data-max-rows="1"></div>

Click Save and you are done!

IMPORTANT: An issue that many of you will come across is:

An invalid API key was specified.

If you read this post prior, it was incorrect. The reason you will get this error is when you are using the Facebook Login button on a heavily scripted blog. Another issue is that you will see a big annoying Facebook logo in place of the login button on your blog, the fix to this is to either go and find what the conflicting problem in the HTML of your blog that is causing this error or just back up your blogger template and than select one of the Google Blogspot templates offered.

After doing this myself the error disappeared and the login button works great and Blogger does have some very nice templates now.

UPDATE: I have posted a more difficult tutorial for those who are running into the above problem. Another common problem with the heavily scripted blogs is you will see a big ugly Facebook Logo instead of the nice login button like mine on the top left sidepane.

Add a login button to your google blog - More technical method with better results

Add scrolling text to a blog post and/or website

2010-06-26T14:03:00.002-04:00

<marquee>Enter your text here</marquee> that's it now your text will scroll

Download and install free Adobe Reader 9.xx on Linux, Windows and Ubuntu

2009-10-30T19:40:00.000-04:00

After searching for a bit, I found the link, here it is. For Linux users, as you may already know, Adobe Reader 9 has plenty of tools that you are limited to under Windows unless you want to shell out plenty of cash. Great news for you 64 bit users, Adobe has also made a version for you now.

You can also visit Adobe Online and upload PDF files and convert documents and images to a PDF file. These uploaded PDF documents can than be used to embed in a blog post. Works with a variety of social networking groups like Blogger, Wordpress and FaceBook as a few of many examples.

Click here to download Adobe Reader 9.xx for your OS.

Click here to convert and/or upload your PDF files today.

How to create a YouTube video from an image file or PDF file

2009-07-31T12:31:00.003-04:00

First you will need DeVeDe. DeVeDe is available for windows and linux. If you wish to create a video from a PDF file, than you will need to save each page as an image by right clicking on the PDF document and saving image as.

If right clicking does not give you the option to save image as, than you are going to have to manually copy and paste the page into an image editor.

Note: all images must be in PNG format.

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Click here to download DeVeDe 3.14.0 in TAR.BZ2 format (1614 Kbytes).

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Click here to download the package with the old versions (0.99rc8) of Mplayer/Mencoder (6 Mbytes).

Click here to download the package with the old versions (0.99rc8) of Mplayer/Mencoder for 64bit (6 Mbytes).

Get a free small domain - How to setup web host redirect on blogger and google sites

2009-07-17T09:00:00.000-04:00

No-ip has a free host redirect and ftp url feature. If you want to serve your blog via FTP, no-ip is a great option. Then you can choose that domain name you always wanted, but couldn't because it was already taken. Tonight I finally got around to successfully setting up no-ip so that I could have the domain name http://moneyblog.serveblog.net, and this is how I did it.

Go to No-IP and if you already do not have one, setup a free account.
Once you are setup and verified, go to manage your account and click on Hosts/Redirects in the upper left corner.
Now you want click on Add Host
Click on Web Redirect and enter you blog URL
Now put in your page title, you will need to add your meta tag in the meta keywords box, but you cannot do this yet until you add your new domain to webmaster tools so for right now click save.
Keep the tab open and open a new tab and in the new tab go to webmaster tools and you want to add your new no-ip domain name.
Next you need to verify the host redirect name from no-ip, you need to use the meta tag option. Copy your meta tag that google gives you.
Go back to the No-IP tab and click on modify and paste the meta tag in keywords. NOTE: You need to take out everything except for the V1 and the numbers. If you don't it will not work. So in the meta keywords in the modify section of no-ip has to be exactly like this verify-v1 t2E4QMC9V1MhVKbQWrCGdUiKImG4cmj/7s+7SGkvCD4
Next you need to open a new tab and go to your blog.
Click on layout, and then select EDIT HTML
Copy and paste the Meta Tag after the head tag. Since you did not copy and paste anything else it should paste just fine, leave that meta tag as is this time.
Now go back to Webmaster Tools and click verify. You may have to wait a few minutes.
Now try your new domain.

NOTE: This also works for google sites, follow the rules above, but when you reach step 11, you need to go to your google site, click on more actions, go to other on the left, and paste the meta tag over your old meta tag, then verify in webmaster tools. On google sites you can then click on the domain names, and add your no-ip domain name once everything is verified.

Try mine: MoneyBlog and MoneyBlog
These link back to my blog
Google site Online Money Information

How to submit Website URL to Bing using Bing Webmasters Tools

2009-07-17T03:04:00.005-04:00

Lately there has been ads running, as you may have noticed, in your Google ads for bing. Microsoft owns bing's search engine and recently it dawned on me that maybe it is a good idea to submit my blog to bing as well.

To submit a site to bing, if you already do not have one, you will need to login using your Windows LiveID or signup for one.
Next you need to go to Bing Webmaster Tools page to add your site.
When submitting your site, all you really need to do is add your url than click the submit site button
Now since you are submitting a blog, it is easier to add just the meta tag, copy and paste the meta tag right below your head tab and than save your template.
Once you click submit, you will see your blog in a list, click on the blog url and bing will than verify your URL.

Here is a post I did about getting a shorter URL using no-ip. This makes it easier so if you ever decide to change your blog's URL, you always have the no-ip URL pointing to whichever new blog name you might choose.

What is feedburner

2009-07-16T18:12:00.001-04:00

If you do not already know what feedburner is, then here is the scoop. Feedburner is a way to burn your feeds and then have people subscribe via RSS. If you ever wondered what Adsense for Domains was, well that is where they run, is in feedburner, and possibly some others. Once a person subscribes to your blog via RSS, they can add it to their google reader account, then just scroll through the blogs. This is another nice way of earning with your google adsense ads, and you can view several blogs just by looking at them in your RSS. When you go to the feedburner website, burning a feed has very simple walk through.

You can also signup for twitterfeed, and tweet your posts using feedburner.

Cannot upload an image to my blog on Google Blogspot

2009-07-05T13:16:00.004-04:00

There have been known issues with uploading images to blogger on blogspot recently. Here is a way that I add images to my blog posts. This way is a little better because you can resize the images after you add them to your post.

Using these three easy steps enables you move them around to where you want them in the actual blog post.

1-2-3 How to convert a YouTube/Flash Movie Video to a DVD

2009-06-27T19:46:00.005-04:00

So now you found that full length movie on YouTube but would much rather watch it on your television. Here is how you can do this for free.

You will need:
FlashGot - FireFox add-on for grabbing flash videos and saving them to your hard drive.
DeVeDe - Free video conversion software for windows and Linux. DeVeDe converts almost every type of movie file to DVD, DIVX, SVCD to just name a few.

Now that you have installed flashgot in FireFox, you can go to Tools on your menu and go down to flashgot then select flashgot all. It will ask you where you would like to save your files, select your location. It is a good idea to save everything into one folder because not only will the videos download but some other files as well.
Now that your download is complete open DeVeDe. In DeVeDe you need to add your flash videos. In the right side window select add and now browse to the folder where you saved your flash files. Select the .flv files
You can choose different options on quality of sound and picture. Each video part has to be edited one part at a time. So that means if you decide to interlace the picture quality and use the convert to AC3 audio, than this has to be done for each individual file.

How to insert a slide show into a blog post

2009-06-26T12:32:00.005-04:00

Yesterday I needed a slide show for one of my posts. Hearing that you could insert Google Docs into a post I decided to explore. Here is a power point presentation on how to just do that. You can also view the presentation in a new window by clicking menu then selecting the presentation title.

Enhance your Google Experience with FireFox

2009-06-24T23:14:00.006-04:00

Google and FireFox work together in ways that are excellent and will make your experience with Google more fun and easier. On your FireFox menu bar select Tools and then select add-ons. Next do a search for Google and Gmail. You will find add-ons for FireFox for all of those things you always wanted to do with your Google Account but thought you couldn't.

Some of the nice little addons that are my personal favorite are:

Firefox Universal Uploader (fireuploader) 0.4.1 - Upload to a wide list of web-sites, including Google Docs.
Gmail Checker/Gmail Notifier - Run your gmail in your browser bar, also has the ability to check multiple inboxes.
PowerBar - Not the best looking bar, but is big and has shortcuts for all Google features as well as a ton of other things.
Stumble-Upon - Browse websites and discover new things.
Better Gmail - Faster and better gmail in your browser.
Xoopit - Stores images, videos and documents that you receive in emails.

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

Ideas About Starting A Home Based Business with BLOGS: Create One Way Backlinks to Your Website - wikiHow

2009-06-10T18:31:00.000-04:00

Ideas About Starting A Home Based Business with BLOGS: Create One Way Backlinks to Your Website - wikiHow

Here is a example backlink to my other blog on how to create a backlink to receive more hits in search engines.

Great article about creating backlinks.

A really good way that is very successful for getting more hits to your site is creating backlinks from one blog to another.

To create a backlink from one of your blogs to another is simple

1. Click on the comment below your post.

2. Select the create a link below the comment box.

3. Now select which blog you would like to create the backlink on.

This will create a new post, and you can then add more information in that post. Like the article states, search engines love backlinks.

If you are having problems getting your backlinks to work make sure that it is enabled in your blogger settings.

1. Login into Blogger.

2. Click on Settings

3. Click on the Comments link

4. Make sure that the following says Backlinks Default for Posts [New Posts Has Backlinks] in the dropdown box.

Three 3 Column Pyzam Template - Left and Right Panels

2009-06-08T21:03:00.000-04:00

Here is my three column pyzam/rounders hacked template with left and right columns. Right now I am trying to fix the fonts so that when users are changing them, it makes sense. Any background will work with this, just replace the background: url(yourimage); with your own, adjust your colors and it's ready to go.

Hopefully I can clean up some font and color glitches in it before the weekend. For those of you who have used the rounders three column blogs, you may know that once you create your left column and then try to adjust the font colors, it takes a little fiddeling.