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New Blogger Duplicate Content Cure - Fix Duplicate Contents

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New Blogger Duplicate Content Cure Article What is Duplicate Content ? Duplicate Content simply means repetition of same information, usually copied word to word and simultaneously made available at various locations either on your own blog and/or published on others' websites (with or without your consent). Most widely used blogging softwares like Wordpress , New Blogger in Draft also suffer from Duplicate Content issues. If you're a Blogspot user you probably know that once you publish any post its information is simultaneously made available at three different locations on your blog. These three locations are Post page, Index page and your blog's Archive page. Google's Duplicate Content Policy Google search engine penalise sites with Duplicate Content and blogspot blogs are no execption to its strict policy. I don't blame Google for such strict behaviour as I think its only motto is to give credit to original content provider and crub content copiers b...

W3c Validating Blogger Xhtml Template - Blog Validation Errors

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W3C Validating Blogger XHTML Template - Blog Validation Errors Article What is W3C ? W3C stands for 'World Wide Web Consortium' . This main international standards organisation was founded in October 1994 and is headed by Tim Berners Lee . W3C was established with a prime aim to ensure compatibility and set new standards for different incompatiable HTML Versions available at that time. Since then till today, W3C have kept revising World Wide Web (i.e WWW) standards infact setting WWW grammar for different web languages like HTML , XHTML , CSS , etc and its on this runs internet. W3C's globally standarised web grammar guides entire World Wide Web community and encourages all web developers and coders to adhere its web norms. W3C's ultimate aim behind this is to overall improve standards of web documents being offered online and give quality assurance to internet users. You can read more about W3C in here W3C INFO . What is Validation ? In simple English language...

Add Compressed External Css Blogger Template - ≪B:Skin≫ Css

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1. Download and Backup Your Blogger Template. To do so, first visit www.blogger.com then enter your username and password to login inside your blogger account. Once logged in you will automatically land on your default Blogger 'Dashboard'. On Blogger's 'Dashboard' under 'Manage Blogs' decide which blog you want to work with. If you've more than one live blogs then wisely choose the blog whose template you want to modify. Incase if you have only one active blog then thats the only blog you have to work with. Now in this step, for safety reason, lets first Download and Backup your current XML Blogger Template. To do so click 'Layout' followed by 'Edit HTML'. On 'Edit HTML' page under 'Backup / Restore Template' click 'Download Full Template' to save and backup original copy of your current Blogger Template. Once done, again repeat same procedure to Download and Save another copy of Blogger Template on your Deskt...

Blogger In Draft Lacks A Good Comment Management System

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Blogger Don't Have A Feature To Edit Comments On Blogger's new platform ( Blogger in Draft ), there is no provision to edit comments received from readers as a feedback to published articles. Blog's moderator (or author) either have to accept a comment in its full original form or have to reject (delete) it completely. Sometimes readers use slang in their responses thus making it mandatory to moderate objectionable words. Slang words must be moderated compulsorily as they act as ' Stop Words ' or ' Poison Words ', which force Google's Adsense to display and show only PSA . However, since a comment editing feature is yet not available on Blogger it is impossible to modify and manually filter stop words from awful responses. Blog's moderator is thus left with no choice but to reject most comments he receives. This overall prevents saving of all users' responses and creates a little communication gap between author and his readers. In short, Blog...