Hide navigation bar

Do you want to hide the navigation bar of the top of your blog? Here is a simple way. Just login to your blog and click layout. This will lead you to Template tab. Then click Edit html. In Edit html section you can see the html code of your blog. Paste the follwing code

#navbar-iframe { display: none !important;}

on the top of the code line:
* Variable definitions ====================.
Now save the html code and view your blog.
How is it?

Get more clicks by adding ads to the post

It is interesting to know that you will get much clicks in the Ads near to your post. Did you see the Ads inside my post? It is easy to add Ads in your post. First of all you Parse your Ad code. What is Parse? Parse is just modifying your Ad code. You may change the angle brackets (<, >) from your Ad code. If you dont know how to do manually, go to the following site, which will Parse your code by free of cost
http://www.blogcrowds.com/resources/parse_html.php
Next step is important.
Go to your blogs HTML code page and expand the widgets.

To place the Ads next to your posts, type the code as given in bold and paste the parsed Ad code.




To place the Ads after your posts, enter the code given as in bold and paste the parsed Ad code.

Then Save the template. Now you can see the Ads are appearing near or after to your post.

John Chow - Top gun in Online Money making

John chow is a popular blogger and I frequently visit his blog. His blog is primarily about Online Money Making. One of his post on 1st June 2007 is very interesting. He reveals where his income comes from and what he earned in the past. Want to read more on that? Ckick here......

How to block IP address?

Many bloggers are facing the problem of continous invalid clicks from a particular IP. There are many methods to block an IP address.

Try to visit the following links and adopt one of the method suitable for you to block one or group of particular IPs:
1. http://www.hostmysite.com/support/dedicated/IIS/blockip/
2. http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/blockip.shtml
3. http://support.im1.net/hosting/block_ips.htm

Add a link in your Post

A link is connection from one web page/resource to another web page/resource of the same web site or another web site. A link on the web page is a word/set of words/image, which brings another web page/resource, when we click on that. Adding link to a post is very easy. I will describe it with an example. Suppose that if you want to bring my blog to the screen with a mouse click on the word blogmoney, you do as follows.
Step 1. Log in to the Dashboard click +New Post. It will open the post editor
Step 2. Start typing in the post editor and select the word/set of words/image to link.
Step 3. Click on the link button in the top frame of the post editor. (This is the fifth icon from the left of the Compose Tab)
Step4. A pop up window will appear now.
Step 5. Type or paste the name of the web page or site address in the URL(Universal Resource Locator) box. (You can copy the URL of a particular site/resource from the address bar of the browser)
Step 6. Now the link will display in a different colour with an under line.
Step 7. Continue typing in the post editor if you want.
Step 8. Publish the post and enjoy linking.

Keep Your favourite on TOP!

You can keep your favourite postings on the top of the page until you wish. Go to the Dash Board and Click Manage - Post and select the post you want to keep on TOP. On the bottom of the edit box find the "Post Options" and click on it. A pull down option button palette including "Post time and date" will display. Change the date as you wish and publish the post. Your post will remain on the top until you wish. Try now!!

What are widgets?

A widget consists of code which forms the widget and the data which is added to it by the user. Multiple widgets are grouped together in Sections which are the areas of your page such as the Header, the LeftSidebar, the RightSidebar, the Main(posts) and the Footer. The whole Body of the webpage is made up of Sections containing widgets. A Section may contain none or many widgets. A Widget is also known as a Page Element.
A widget corresponds to its real world alternative : gadget and has the same function. Each section and its corresponding widgets is included in the wrapper of that section. For example the sidebar wrapper contains the section 'Sidebar' which contains widgets/Page Elements like 'Profile', Links', 'Feed', 'Adsense Javascript', etc.A widget is added by coding it in the Edit Html tab and after saving it appears in the Page Elements tab where data can be added to it.Following types of data can be added in a widget :1. Globally Available Data2. Page Header3. Blog Posts4. Blog Archives5. Profile6. Text/HTML/Javascript7. Feed8. Picture9. Labels10. List11. Link list12. LogoThe complete widget code is hidden until you put a check in the Expand Widget Templates box at the top of the Edit Template text box under the Edit Html subtab which is under the Template tab.Widget code is included between the following tags :WIDGET CODE HERERemember each widget is included in a Section which is included in a wrapper which is included within the body of the webpage.The content within a widget is contained within 'includable' sections like this :[insert whatever code you want here]The attributes are as follows:* id: (Required) A unique identifier made up of letters and numbers.* var: (Optional) An identifier made up of letters and numbers, for referencing data within this section.For example :Title: This was to show how the widgets are coded and where they can be accessed. In the next post we will discuss how to give them colors. Thus inside widgets are includables and inside them you can put code.

Blogger is sharing your AdSense revenue

There are a lot of people using Blogger.com to create their blog. Indeed, Blogger.com isa good site offering Free service for blog.
Recently, I read a post on the internet about Blogger.com is sharing our AdSense revenue.
Some of you maybe using the "Add a page element" in Blogger.com to add AdSense Ads in your blog. This is a bad move because this function is editting your AdSense ID and thus Blogger.com can share the revenue you generate from your blog. You might get lower earnings.
Avoid using the "Add a page element" to add AdSense Ads to your blog. Go to your AdSense Account and generate the code there. Copy and paste the code into "Add a page element" in the "HTML/Javascript". This will avoid Blogger.com revenue sharing