How to turn off auto adjustments?

Nur — Thu, 16 May 2013 15:22:00 +0000

If you are sharing many photos on Google+ account, you might notice that since yesterday there are new tools you can apply to your photos or turn off those settings.

One of them is auto enhancement for photos. As default that feature comes clicked.

You might be happy how your photo looks, maybe you do not prefer auto enhancement for your photos. Then you should go t your setting and uncheck that button.

Once you uncheck the button Google will not apply when you are uploading the photo to your Google+ account this feature.

You can also adjust all your notification whether you want to get notify any person add you in his/her circle or not.

Auto Enhance makes instant adjustments to brightness, saturation and more. Auto Enhance is on by default so every photo you upload will have this effect, unless you change your setting.

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Using visual editor on WordPress

Nur — Wed, 15 May 2013 15:00:26 +0000

Most blogger feel comfortable using visual editor rather than text button on WordPress editor panel. Text button allow users to copy /paste or write their own HTML code in the page. Such as if you are going to embed HTML code , perhaps a Paypal buy now button, then you click on text button, copy and the paste code there. Versus to Visual button shows editing tools, so even you do not know HTML codes, helps to edit their text . You can select a word and click on letter B icon, which makes the the word bold. You can select a word and click on A icon with a line underneath, then you can choose color of the text. It is very similar to any Word processing software ( Microsoft Word, Mac Pages, Open Office , etc.).

Let’s assume you are going to publish a new post or page on your blog and suddenly realized you can not find that the Visual button in the editing view. It can happen sometimes. The possible reason for this due to a browser cache error. How to fix this situation?

Just force reload your web browser. Make sure to let the page load completely before start editing again.

For Windows Users: CTRL + F5
Mac/Apple Users: Command + R
Linux Users: F5

By default dashboard shows 1 set of editing buttons. But be aware that there are actually two rows of editing icons contained within the visual editor. If you only see one set of icon, all you have to do click on toggle view button (if you hover it , it will say show/hide kitchen sink) , you can reach second level editing buttons.

If you like to learn what those icons represent or do just hover over it with your mouse – a small tooltip will appear describing the icon and its purpose.

Here is the shortcuts for editing tools:

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How to turn off auto adjustments?

Using visual editor on WordPress