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Protecting your Posts from Leechers - 275 days ago
Its not 100% possible to protect your posts from leechers, or content theft, without paying for a service, however, here are some methods that might make it a little harder fro them to copy your content.Prevent copy and paste of your content:This code... Topics: Blog Security, HTML, html tutorial, Javascript, Tutorials
Blogger Burn-out Bites - 278 days ago
Recently, as most of you may have noticed, I haven’t posted anything new. (Thank you Dennis for showing concern).This was due to a severe case of Blogger Burn-out or maybe just internet burn out. You see I spend all day on the internet in work,... Topics: Messages
CSS Pop-out Verticle Navigation Menu - 316 days ago
I’ve been on a mission all week to find a Pure CSS Drop Down Menu that works in Firefox AND IE.I even went so far as to attempt to write my own! (it looks great, but only in FireFox, check it out here).It’s near impossible, and so I’ve.. Topics: CSS, Javascript, Menu, Navigation, Tutorials
HTML Tutorial: Page Layout - 321 days ago
Just a quick lesson today to show you how to change the layout of text using HTML.Web Developers usually use tables for HTML, but escpecially to make a layout like the one below:This is what the first colum looks like, right hereAnd this is what the... Topics: HTML, html tutorial, Tutorials
CSS Font / Text Properties - 323 days ago
CSS is great for changing your sites font properties. It replaces the need to label every single tag like in HTML, instead, you only need to state the nature of the text once, either in the <head> section or in a seperate style.css file linked to. Topics: CSS, Tutorials
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