Using typos in spam is a tactic used by spammers to determine sites which have a low filtering threshold or which automatically approve comments. The websites that approved the comments are then targeted with another round of spam, but these comments are malicious. Learn how to avoid spam on your blog. Continue reading Spam M. O.
Several options for creating and editing PDF files Continue reading Creating and Editing PDF Files
Had you asked me a few weeks ago if I believed in re-posting, I probably would have frowned. But thanks to a sweet bloggy friend and a faithful God, I can now re-post with confidence! Continue reading To “re-post” or not to “re-post”: that is the question
Either in Facebook or in eMails you receive, be wary of warnings that quote an authority or say it’s “official news”. These warnings are usually posted in capitals to heighten your unnecessary sense of doom. Continue reading Don’t Believe Those Capital Letters
A great photo attracts readers to read your blog post, but how do you get them to come visit you and engage in conversation in the first place? One of the best ways to find readers is to write on the subjects that everyone is talking about currently. What’s trending? As I write this post, popular topics are related to Hurricane Irene, the U. S. Open, and Gadhafi. (As you know, an earthquake and a hurricane hit the East Coast this past week. Did you turn this topic into a spiritual conversation on your blog, on Facebook, or on … Continue reading What’s Trending?
This tutorial will help you create a “Back to Top” link on a page in two easy steps, using named anchors. (Don’t worry, it’s not that difficult. If Emmeline du Faur could scale Mount Cook in New Zealand, you can do this!) You’ll be able to “jump” from linked text at the bottom of a web page to return to the top of the page. Hopefully, your blogging platform allows you to write HTML when you need to. You can see a “Back to Top” feature on Our Blogrolls page. The A to Z list on the page is a … Continue reading How to Create “Back to Top” on a Page
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