Sharon Chou's List: blogger.gadget

• In this post i have a very stylish and colorful menu you can fix to the side of the page on your Blogger blog.The menu will stay in place even when the reader scrolls down yet doesn't interfere with the content.
• The 5 icons are for Home, About, Services, Portfolio and Contact Us.While you cant change the icons, you can change the text for each icon
• All the credit for the menu goes to the awesome Tutorialzine, we have covered many of their tutorials previously

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• enable my blog readers to leave a comment also
• JavaScript (XFBML) version
• The best feature of XFBML version is when someone likes your post and wants to share it in their Facebook profile, it will open a comment box to add his comment. They can also send your post to their friends whom they like to.
• • step1
• n the XFBML part t
• In this tutorial I have selected the Standard Layout for the Fb Like.
• All you need is the code for the button

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• Example of XFBML Version

  This is an example of XFBML Like button which has the Send button with an auto popup comment box. To get this you can follow the tutorial for XFML Like Button for Blogger.
   

• • the benefit and usage of FB "like" buttom
    
• Your page will appear in the "Likes and Interests" section of the user's profile, and you have the ability to publish updates to the user.
• Your page will show up in the same places that Facebook pages show up around the site (e.g. search), and you can target ads to people who like your content. The structured data you provide via the Open Graph Protocol defines how your page will be represented on Facebook.

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• • for if you wanna share a FB page you like on your blog.
• Display your Facebook pages for all to see.
   
• • for FB page owner to promote its page on a blog or website
• Share Button
   A powerful facebook widget which allows your visitors to share your content on Facebook! An excellent Facebook widget for blogger.
  

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• I've described how to hide the Subscribe to Posts (atom) link that appears that the bottom of the screen on all Blogger's standard templates.
• But providing an RSS feed for your blog is A Very Good Thing to do, and there are many ways of doing it which don't involve that link.
• Alternatives:
• For example, you could use a cute picture of a rabbit, or even some text like "Follow this blog in RSS".
• All you need to do is find the RSS feed address for your blog, and link it to this picture or text.
• But although this gives your readers access to your feed, it does nothing for you.
• A better alternative is to use a tool like Feedburner.
• But Feedburner was purchased by Googe in 2007
• Until I find some feature that I need but it doesn't have, I'm not likely to explore other tools, simply because it's often easier to use products from the same toolset. 

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