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Making Gmail pretty with Helvetimail

Malin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 21:14:10 +0000

If you feel that you are sick of the design of Gmail, Google Reader and Google Calendar, you should check out Helvetimail, Helvetireader and Helvetical made by Josef Richter. The font in the designs is of course Helvetica. It’s the same simple and minimal design as they already have but still different.

My personal opinion is that both Helvetireader and Helvetical looks great and I would probably use them myself, but Helvetimail is a little bit too white for my taste.

What do you think?

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Advertise on Day Dream Graphics!

Malin — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 22:01:07 +0000

I’m here to offer you guys a great opportunity to advertise on Day Dream Graphics (DDG)!

DDG offers free layouts, icons and tutorials. In addition to the site there is also a forum.

Stats
PR4
10k-13k unique visitors each month! (Proof can be sent to you!)
The forum gets 2000 visitors each month.

Types of advertising
Links can go on top or bottom of every single page, even in the forum. For an extra fee you can get advertisement in between posts.
Banner/button-spots are also available.

Price?
$5/month for a text link!
$10/month for a banner!

Let me know if you are interested!

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How to add NoFollow to the WordPress Blogroll

Malin — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:30:46 +0000

I have just posted a little tutorial on how to add NoFollow to your WordPress blogroll over at Dowan.org. If you want your WordPress to automatically add the attribute nofollow to your blogroll links, you should head over and read it!

Why add nofollow?
As suggested by Google, it’s best to use rel=”nofollow” to avoid any potential backlash from the external links in the blogroll. However, I should also mention that there is some very strong criticism against it as well. This is up to you if you want to use it or not. If you decide to, here is how to get WordPress to automatically add the attribute nofollow to your blogroll links.

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Tips on how to choose a credit card

Malin — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 15:41:45 +0000

When getting a credit card it is always good to do some research about different cards and their benefits before you decide which one to go with.

A good way to start is to go to http://gettingacreditcard.com which is a big resource of online credit card applications .The credit card offers on their site are from the most well known credit card issuers in the business.

You can search for credit cards either by choosing a category or by issuers and providers. When you are done searching you can compare credit cards offers so you easier can choose which one that will be best for you.

On the website you can also take a look at some credit card and credit related articles. There you will find answers on questions like “What to do if your Credit Card is Lost or Stolen in a Foreign Country”, “What happens to my credit card debt if I die?” and “What To Do When Your Credit Card Is Lost Or Stolen” as well as many other articles.

They also provide a resource center with tips and ideas on how to applying for a credit online, information about what types of credit cards there is and tips on how to use a credit card safely.

Brought to you by gettingacreditcard.com

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My very own t-shirt shop

Malin — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 15:40:12 +0000

Did you know that there are several services where you can start your very own t-shirt shop? I just made one over at spreadshirt.net and I thought it was quite fun. I just need to figure out some nice slogans and geeky texts to put on the t-shirts.

What text would you like to have on your very own blogging t-shirt?

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