The document discusses SEO friendly WordPress plugins. It recommends installing plugins like Adsense-Deluxe, WP-Head, Jerome's Keywords, and Google Sitemaps to improve SEO. It provides instructions on downloading, installing, and configuring the plugins. Specifically, it outlines how Adsense-Deluxe allows placing Google Adsense ads in posts by using comment tags and customizing ad sizes and colors.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and interface for beginners. It covers how to create an account, log in to the dashboard, write and publish blog posts, add pages, categorize posts with categories and tags, modify the design theme and header, and manage comments.
This document provides an overview of basic editing functions in WordPress. It describes how to log into the WordPress dashboard and access various editing tools, including how to create and edit posts and pages, manage categories, media, users, menus and widgets. It cautions that plugins and themes require careful consideration as they can impact site functionality and design.
The document discusses a Joomla template tutorial created by Barrie North. It provides an overview of creating a tableless template using CSS for layout rather than tables, which allows the template to meet accessibility and web standards. The tutorial covers topics like what a Joomla template is, the design process using a local server, the importance of W3C standards, and the components that make up a Joomla template like the index.php file and CSS stylesheets.
How to install and use WordPress (Version - 3.9.1) to create a blogKhushiar
The document provides steps for installing and configuring WordPress on a local server for blogging purposes. It outlines downloading and extracting WordPress files, creating a database, running the install script, and configuring basic settings and plugins. Additionally, it describes how to manage blog content like posts and pages, customize themes, add users, and make other administrative changes through the WordPress dashboard.
Installing WordPress on 000webhost is simple and free. The process involves clicking "Install Now" and following prompts to choose a language and enter administrator details. Once installed, WordPress can be managed through the dashboard. Key management tasks include writing posts, adding pages and plugins, customizing themes, and updating the site over time.
This document provides instructions for getting a Drupal website ready in 45 minutes by installing Drupal, selecting a theme, setting up basic website settings, blogs, forums, and comments. It outlines downloading and extracting Drupal, creating a database, enabling modules like blog and forum, configuring content types and permissions, and adding sample blog posts and forum topics. The goal is to have a functional website with blogs, forums, and commenting enabled in under an hour by following the provided steps.
This document summarizes the key features of the EM Fashionist Responsive Bootstrap Magento theme. It has a modern and high fashion design that is responsive across different screen sizes. It includes features like large slideshows, product widgets, layered navigation filters, customizable colors and fonts, drag and drop mega menus, and one step checkout. It is highly customizable and comes with documentation to help users install and configure the theme.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and interface for beginners. It covers how to create an account, log in to the dashboard, write and publish blog posts, add pages, categorize posts with categories and tags, modify the design theme and header, and manage comments.
This document provides an overview of basic editing functions in WordPress. It describes how to log into the WordPress dashboard and access various editing tools, including how to create and edit posts and pages, manage categories, media, users, menus and widgets. It cautions that plugins and themes require careful consideration as they can impact site functionality and design.
The document discusses a Joomla template tutorial created by Barrie North. It provides an overview of creating a tableless template using CSS for layout rather than tables, which allows the template to meet accessibility and web standards. The tutorial covers topics like what a Joomla template is, the design process using a local server, the importance of W3C standards, and the components that make up a Joomla template like the index.php file and CSS stylesheets.
How to install and use WordPress (Version - 3.9.1) to create a blogKhushiar
The document provides steps for installing and configuring WordPress on a local server for blogging purposes. It outlines downloading and extracting WordPress files, creating a database, running the install script, and configuring basic settings and plugins. Additionally, it describes how to manage blog content like posts and pages, customize themes, add users, and make other administrative changes through the WordPress dashboard.
Installing WordPress on 000webhost is simple and free. The process involves clicking "Install Now" and following prompts to choose a language and enter administrator details. Once installed, WordPress can be managed through the dashboard. Key management tasks include writing posts, adding pages and plugins, customizing themes, and updating the site over time.
This document provides instructions for getting a Drupal website ready in 45 minutes by installing Drupal, selecting a theme, setting up basic website settings, blogs, forums, and comments. It outlines downloading and extracting Drupal, creating a database, enabling modules like blog and forum, configuring content types and permissions, and adding sample blog posts and forum topics. The goal is to have a functional website with blogs, forums, and commenting enabled in under an hour by following the provided steps.
This document summarizes the key features of the EM Fashionist Responsive Bootstrap Magento theme. It has a modern and high fashion design that is responsive across different screen sizes. It includes features like large slideshows, product widgets, layered navigation filters, customizable colors and fonts, drag and drop mega menus, and one step checkout. It is highly customizable and comes with documentation to help users install and configure the theme.
A quick guide to using Wordpress.com.
How to set up a blog, change the theme, make it viewable to a selected group of others, create posts, categories and pages.
Using Stylesheets To Design A Web Site In Dreamweaver Mx 2004brighteyes
The document provides instructions on using stylesheets to design a website in Dreamweaver MX 2004, covering topics such as linking to an external stylesheet, creating a stylesheet, using a provided stylesheet, and using tables for layout. It includes steps to download files, attach and delete stylesheets, define styles, and insert a layout table. The goal is to teach the reader how to format web pages and use both tables and CSS for layout.
This document provides instructions for creating an ePortfolio using WordPress.com. It explains that blogs make good ePortfolios because they can organize content chronologically or by tags, present a personal profile, and allow others to follow activities through RSS feeds. The steps include signing up for a WordPress account, setting up the blog layout and appearance by choosing a theme and widgets, writing an introductory "About" page, and then creating blog posts to reflect on work and development activities which can be tagged and commented on. The goal is to record reflections over time that can then be shared with potential employers.
This document provides instructions for creating an ePortfolio using WordPress.com. It explains that blogs make good ePortfolios because they can organize content chronologically or by tags, present a personal profile, and allow others to follow activities through RSS feeds. The steps include signing up for a WordPress account, setting up the blog layout and appearance by choosing a theme and widgets, writing an introductory "About" page, and then creating blog posts to reflect on work and development activities which can be tagged and commented on. The goal is to record reflections over time that can then be shared with potential employers.
This document provides an overview of installing and using WordPress. It discusses that WordPress is used by over 60% of websites and powers sites for major companies. It then covers installing themes and plugins, creating posts and pages, customizing appearance settings, and making basic edits to CSS through a child theme. The document provides tips and tricks for these common WordPress tasks.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for using ePowerHost SiteBuilder to create a new website. It outlines the 7 key steps: 1) Create New Web Site, 2) Select Template Style, 3) Select Your Web Site Style, 4) Page Structure, 5) Site Content, 6) Extras, and 7) Publish. The instructions describe the options and settings available at each step to design all aspects of the new website before publishing it online.
The document provides an overview of Dreamweaver, an HTML editor and WYSIWYG editor owned by Adobe. It describes Dreamweaver's launch screen options for creating new documents, opening recent documents, and viewing top features videos. It also outlines the basic layout of Dreamweaver's standard menu bar, insert bar, tool bars, and panels for adding elements visually or through code view. Dreamweaver allows previewing web pages in browsers and has FTP capabilities for site management.
WordPress is a free and open-source content management system that can be used to create blogs and websites. It provides templates for designing sites and plugins for adding new features. The document discusses the differences between WordPress.com, which hosts sites for free but with some limitations, and WordPress.org, which allows downloading WordPress to host on other servers with more customization options. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a free blog on WordPress.com, including choosing a theme, customizing settings and appearance, adding widgets, writing an introductory blog post, and viewing the published site.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It begins with an introduction to Dreamweaver, explaining that it is a complete website development program that works with technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a local root folder to contain website files, creating a homepage named index.html, inserting and formatting tables, previewing pages in a browser, and creating hyperlinks between pages.
This document describes the EM Homestuff Magento theme, designed for supermarkets and large stores. The theme features a responsive 3-column layout, visual content editing, drag and drop menu building, and customizable design options. It includes widgets for products, images sliders, tabs and more. Additional paid extensions can be purchased for features like layered navigation, checkout, and blogging. The theme is fully responsive, customizable, and comes with documentation.
Tags in joomla 3.1 (ENGLISH version) Eric TiggelerEric Tiggeler
Since Joomla 3.1, you can use tags to organize content. The new Tags component in Joomla offers your site visitors new ways to find exactly the content they're interested in. Moreover, through Tags menu links ans Tags modules, you can control exactly what tagged contents you want to display and how you want to display it.
This document discusses best practices for presenting and publishing a website, including collecting feedback, validating markup, testing cross-browser compatibility, using media queries for responsive design, evaluating the site for a client presentation, setting up remote access for collaboration, and publishing the live site. Key steps involve running reports, checking for errors, previewing across different browsers and devices, and choosing an appropriate method to share the final project.
Learn how to customize JSN Vintage - a responsive Joomla template. To see the Demo of JSN Vintage: http://demo.joomlashine.com/joomla-templates/jsn-vintage
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The document provides instructions for navigating and using the WordPress Admin Dashboard. It explains how to access the dashboard by signing into WordPress.com and replacing the blog name in the URL. It describes the various boxes and widgets that appear on the dashboard and how to rearrange them. It also provides steps for customizing blog settings and pages, adding widgets, exploring themes, completing a user profile, creating posts, and logging out.
1. The document provides instructions for creating and customizing a blog on SharePoint, including setting up categories, changing the image and description, and customizing other blog settings like lists and permissions.
2. Key steps include choosing a blog template, setting unique permissions, adding categories, editing the "About this blog" web part to update the image and text, and modifying various blog settings and lists.
3. Customizations allow organizing posts into categories, personalizing the blog introduction, and configuring settings for things like the posts, comments, and other content lists.
This document provides an overview and instructions for setting up a basic WordPress site, including choosing a domain name and hosting provider, installing WordPress, customizing the site with themes and plugins, adding content like posts and pages, and securing the site. It recommends using managed hosting for ease of setup and maintenance, and suggests popular plugins like Jetpack, Gravity Forms, and iThemes Security to add functionality and security.
This document provides an overview of how to use Wordpress.com to build and manage a blog. It describes the key sections of the Wordpress dashboard like Posts, Pages, Media Library, and Customization options. It also covers how to add and organize content using categories, tags, and menus. Additional topics include inviting contributors, setting user permissions, and configuring general blog settings. The document concludes with next steps for a new blog like choosing a free or paid plan, targeting an audience, and marketing the site for awareness.
How to complete a historical reading of literatureaharrislibrarian
The document provides instructions for completing a historical reading of a work of literature. It involves 6 steps: 1) Researching the historical time period and/or culture of the work; 2) Reading the work and identifying connections to the historical context; 3) Developing a thesis about these connections; 4) Creating an outline to organize the analysis around the thesis; 5) Conducting additional research to fill in gaps and support the analysis; 6) Writing the analysis using specific examples from the text and sources. The example given develops a thesis about how two female characters in Hamlet demonstrate the domination of women during the Renaissance, then outlines how this would be analyzed through examples from the play and historical facts.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and functions for beginner users, including how to create an account, log in, use the dashboard interface, write and publish blog posts, create pages and categories, customize the design theme and header, and manage comments. The 12-page document covers all the essential WordPress functions a new user needs to get started blogging.
This document provides an introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) which allows separation of content and style for web pages. CSS is a W3C standard that all major browsers support. CSS controls formatting of HTML elements through style rules consisting of a selector and declaration. It gives developers more control over page layout and appearance across browsers. CSS separates concerns of content defined in HTML from visual presentation defined by CSS stylesheets.
PHP is an interpreted scripting language commonly used for web development. It allows embedding scripts in HTML pages using escapes and can also be used for command line and GUI applications. PHP has a large number of built-in functions that make it easy to work with forms, files, databases, protocols, and more. While easy to get started with, PHP may not be the best choice for large, complex projects due to lack of type safety and its treatment of objects and classes.
A quick guide to using Wordpress.com.
How to set up a blog, change the theme, make it viewable to a selected group of others, create posts, categories and pages.
Using Stylesheets To Design A Web Site In Dreamweaver Mx 2004brighteyes
The document provides instructions on using stylesheets to design a website in Dreamweaver MX 2004, covering topics such as linking to an external stylesheet, creating a stylesheet, using a provided stylesheet, and using tables for layout. It includes steps to download files, attach and delete stylesheets, define styles, and insert a layout table. The goal is to teach the reader how to format web pages and use both tables and CSS for layout.
This document provides instructions for creating an ePortfolio using WordPress.com. It explains that blogs make good ePortfolios because they can organize content chronologically or by tags, present a personal profile, and allow others to follow activities through RSS feeds. The steps include signing up for a WordPress account, setting up the blog layout and appearance by choosing a theme and widgets, writing an introductory "About" page, and then creating blog posts to reflect on work and development activities which can be tagged and commented on. The goal is to record reflections over time that can then be shared with potential employers.
This document provides instructions for creating an ePortfolio using WordPress.com. It explains that blogs make good ePortfolios because they can organize content chronologically or by tags, present a personal profile, and allow others to follow activities through RSS feeds. The steps include signing up for a WordPress account, setting up the blog layout and appearance by choosing a theme and widgets, writing an introductory "About" page, and then creating blog posts to reflect on work and development activities which can be tagged and commented on. The goal is to record reflections over time that can then be shared with potential employers.
This document provides an overview of installing and using WordPress. It discusses that WordPress is used by over 60% of websites and powers sites for major companies. It then covers installing themes and plugins, creating posts and pages, customizing appearance settings, and making basic edits to CSS through a child theme. The document provides tips and tricks for these common WordPress tasks.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for using ePowerHost SiteBuilder to create a new website. It outlines the 7 key steps: 1) Create New Web Site, 2) Select Template Style, 3) Select Your Web Site Style, 4) Page Structure, 5) Site Content, 6) Extras, and 7) Publish. The instructions describe the options and settings available at each step to design all aspects of the new website before publishing it online.
The document provides an overview of Dreamweaver, an HTML editor and WYSIWYG editor owned by Adobe. It describes Dreamweaver's launch screen options for creating new documents, opening recent documents, and viewing top features videos. It also outlines the basic layout of Dreamweaver's standard menu bar, insert bar, tool bars, and panels for adding elements visually or through code view. Dreamweaver allows previewing web pages in browsers and has FTP capabilities for site management.
WordPress is a free and open-source content management system that can be used to create blogs and websites. It provides templates for designing sites and plugins for adding new features. The document discusses the differences between WordPress.com, which hosts sites for free but with some limitations, and WordPress.org, which allows downloading WordPress to host on other servers with more customization options. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a free blog on WordPress.com, including choosing a theme, customizing settings and appearance, adding widgets, writing an introductory blog post, and viewing the published site.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It begins with an introduction to Dreamweaver, explaining that it is a complete website development program that works with technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a local root folder to contain website files, creating a homepage named index.html, inserting and formatting tables, previewing pages in a browser, and creating hyperlinks between pages.
This document describes the EM Homestuff Magento theme, designed for supermarkets and large stores. The theme features a responsive 3-column layout, visual content editing, drag and drop menu building, and customizable design options. It includes widgets for products, images sliders, tabs and more. Additional paid extensions can be purchased for features like layered navigation, checkout, and blogging. The theme is fully responsive, customizable, and comes with documentation.
Tags in joomla 3.1 (ENGLISH version) Eric TiggelerEric Tiggeler
Since Joomla 3.1, you can use tags to organize content. The new Tags component in Joomla offers your site visitors new ways to find exactly the content they're interested in. Moreover, through Tags menu links ans Tags modules, you can control exactly what tagged contents you want to display and how you want to display it.
This document discusses best practices for presenting and publishing a website, including collecting feedback, validating markup, testing cross-browser compatibility, using media queries for responsive design, evaluating the site for a client presentation, setting up remote access for collaboration, and publishing the live site. Key steps involve running reports, checking for errors, previewing across different browsers and devices, and choosing an appropriate method to share the final project.
Learn how to customize JSN Vintage - a responsive Joomla template. To see the Demo of JSN Vintage: http://demo.joomlashine.com/joomla-templates/jsn-vintage
To stay on top of Joomla tutorials from JoomlaShine, just:
- Like our fan pages on FB: http://www.facebook.com/joomlashine
- Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/joomlashine
The document provides instructions for navigating and using the WordPress Admin Dashboard. It explains how to access the dashboard by signing into WordPress.com and replacing the blog name in the URL. It describes the various boxes and widgets that appear on the dashboard and how to rearrange them. It also provides steps for customizing blog settings and pages, adding widgets, exploring themes, completing a user profile, creating posts, and logging out.
1. The document provides instructions for creating and customizing a blog on SharePoint, including setting up categories, changing the image and description, and customizing other blog settings like lists and permissions.
2. Key steps include choosing a blog template, setting unique permissions, adding categories, editing the "About this blog" web part to update the image and text, and modifying various blog settings and lists.
3. Customizations allow organizing posts into categories, personalizing the blog introduction, and configuring settings for things like the posts, comments, and other content lists.
This document provides an overview and instructions for setting up a basic WordPress site, including choosing a domain name and hosting provider, installing WordPress, customizing the site with themes and plugins, adding content like posts and pages, and securing the site. It recommends using managed hosting for ease of setup and maintenance, and suggests popular plugins like Jetpack, Gravity Forms, and iThemes Security to add functionality and security.
This document provides an overview of how to use Wordpress.com to build and manage a blog. It describes the key sections of the Wordpress dashboard like Posts, Pages, Media Library, and Customization options. It also covers how to add and organize content using categories, tags, and menus. Additional topics include inviting contributors, setting user permissions, and configuring general blog settings. The document concludes with next steps for a new blog like choosing a free or paid plan, targeting an audience, and marketing the site for awareness.
How to complete a historical reading of literatureaharrislibrarian
The document provides instructions for completing a historical reading of a work of literature. It involves 6 steps: 1) Researching the historical time period and/or culture of the work; 2) Reading the work and identifying connections to the historical context; 3) Developing a thesis about these connections; 4) Creating an outline to organize the analysis around the thesis; 5) Conducting additional research to fill in gaps and support the analysis; 6) Writing the analysis using specific examples from the text and sources. The example given develops a thesis about how two female characters in Hamlet demonstrate the domination of women during the Renaissance, then outlines how this would be analyzed through examples from the play and historical facts.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and functions for beginner users, including how to create an account, log in, use the dashboard interface, write and publish blog posts, create pages and categories, customize the design theme and header, and manage comments. The 12-page document covers all the essential WordPress functions a new user needs to get started blogging.
This document provides an introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) which allows separation of content and style for web pages. CSS is a W3C standard that all major browsers support. CSS controls formatting of HTML elements through style rules consisting of a selector and declaration. It gives developers more control over page layout and appearance across browsers. CSS separates concerns of content defined in HTML from visual presentation defined by CSS stylesheets.
PHP is an interpreted scripting language commonly used for web development. It allows embedding scripts in HTML pages using escapes and can also be used for command line and GUI applications. PHP has a large number of built-in functions that make it easy to work with forms, files, databases, protocols, and more. While easy to get started with, PHP may not be the best choice for large, complex projects due to lack of type safety and its treatment of objects and classes.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language used to describe the presentation of structured documents written in HTML or XML. CSS separates document content from document presentation, including elements like layout, colors, and fonts. Using CSS allows for easier maintenance, greater accessibility, and reduced development time compared to only using HTML.
Etika dan Hukum Bisnis merupakan materi kuliah yang membahas tentang peranan etika dan hukum dalam kegiatan bisnis, prinsip-prinsip etika bisnis, dan tujuan kuliah untuk memahami kedudukan etika dan hukum bisnis serta implementasinya dalam pengelolaan bisnis."
This document provides information about optimizing a WordPress website for search engine optimization (SEO). It discusses topics like using permalinks and meta descriptions, optimizing images by adding titles and alt text, using headings properly for content structure, translating WordPress into other languages, adding Google AdSense, promoting RSS feeds, and installing plugins for SEO, analytics, and more. The document offers guidance on techniques and best practices to improve a website's visibility and rankings in search engines.
10 things to do after the install- WordCamp Victoria 2012Al Davis
The document provides tips for setting up a WordPress site after installation, including changing the default admin user, editing permalinks, adding categories, activating plugins like Akismet and Google XML Sitemaps, activating Google Analytics, uploading a theme, changing the blog tagline, installing a backup plugin, and installing an SEO plugin. The tips are presented over 13 pages and include explanations of why each step is recommended.
The document discusses WordPress themes and customizing WordPress sites. It covers topics like what WordPress themes are, the default themes included with WordPress, customizing themes, installing new themes, live previews of themes, theme settings, widgets and how to use them to customize sidebars, common WordPress plugins and how to install and use them, and regenerating image thumbnails to fix issues with images not displaying correctly after changing themes.
Starting with a basic SEO techniques which should be well known to a fresher. We mainly focus on technical language which should be in easy understanding. We provide SEO facility for website. Contact http://quarterpie.com/contact
The document provides an 8-step guide for optimizing a WordPress blog for search engine optimization. It recommends filling out blog title and tagline, using update services, modifying title tags, adding meta tags with plugins, enabling pretty permalinks, optimizing keywords, adding a Google sitemap, and using social bookmarking plugins. The goal is to make the blog more search engine friendly to increase traffic and rankings.
This document provides an overview of WordPress, including what it is, why it is popular, common uses, and how to set up a WordPress website. WordPress is an open source content management system that powers over 25 million websites. It allows users to build blogs, business sites, online stores, and more. The document outlines how to choose hosting, install WordPress, add themes, plugins, and content. It recommends plugins and settings to optimize a new WordPress site and encourages attendees to enroll in a weekend workshop for hands-on training on using WordPress.
Set Up a free WordPress blog to start sharing your story with prospects and customers. As presented by Bull's-Eye Writing at Blue Ridge Community College on January 25, 2011
This 90 minute presentation provides an overview of WordPress and how to build a WordPress site from scratch in three main steps: 1) Select a domain name and hosting provider; 2) Install WordPress using Fantastico and configure the domain and email addresses; 3) Publish content such as posts and pages, configure plugins, settings, and widgets. Key topics covered include why WordPress is popular, common uses for WordPress sites, theme and plugin options, and publishing and customizing content. Participants are encouraged to join a hands-on weekend seminar to set up their own WordPress site.
This document provides instructions for creating targeted banner ads using the Personyze platform. It discusses how Personyze allows creating targeted banners for specific visitor segments using over 70 targeting rules, without any coding required. Visitors can be dynamically served different banner content. The process involves setting targeting rules and banner design, choosing display settings like where on pages to embed banners, and testing banners before launching. Personyze provides analytics to review banner performance.
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Here is the presentation from Dave Jesch, a Wordpress Plugin Developer, who walked our Meetup.com group through an installation of Wordpress and respective SEO plugins. Dave actually created two plugins linked to from the Slideshare for Google Analytics and Facebook integration. Visit http://www.diyonlinesolutions.com/ to learn more about Dave Jesch.
This presentation covered strategies for optimizing a WordPress site for search engine visibility. It discussed the importance of on-page SEO factors like titles, headings, descriptions and keywords. It also covered off-page factors like links and social sharing. The presentation recommended using the Yoast SEO plugin to configure titles, descriptions and XML sitemaps for each page. It emphasized writing content with the target keyword in mind and using the plugin's analysis tools to improve search engine rankings.
Wordpress 101 - The Basics by Jack DavenportJäck Davenpørt
WordPress is an open source content management system that allows users to easily create and manage website content without advanced coding knowledge. It provides tools like a basic text editor, media uploader, and options to create posts and pages. Plugins and themes can be used to customize WordPress further and add additional functionality. Users, menus, and general site settings can be configured through the WordPress dashboard.
The document provides an overview of basic CSS concepts including what CSS is, why it's used, CSS syntax, selectors like element, class, ID and pseudo selectors, and common CSS properties for styling like color, background, fonts, text, lists, and borders. CSS is used to control the presentation and layout of HTML documents and allows separation of HTML semantic content from visual design.
The document provides an overview of HTML elements for formatting text, images, links, lists, tables and more. It defines common HTML tags like <head>, <body>, <p>, <h1>-<h6>, <img>, <a>, <ul>, <ol>, <table>, <tr>, and <td> and describes their attributes and usage. The document is intended as a tutorial for basic HTML markup.
1. The document discusses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), which provide a powerful and flexible way to specify formatting for HTML elements. CSS allows sharing style sheets across documents and websites, and defining new HTML elements through style classes.
2. CSS specifications have progressed through levels 1-3, with CSS1 supporting basic styling and newer levels adding features like media-specific stylesheets. CSS rules are applied in a hierarchical manner based on precedence rules.
3. Styles can be specified through internal and external style sheets, as well as inline styles. Class selectors allow defining reusable styles, while ID selectors target unique elements. Font properties, text properties, and foreground/background properties can all be controlled through
The document introduces Chirp Spread Spectrum (CSS) technology. CSS uses frequency modulated chirp pulses that are resistant to multipath interference and Doppler shifts, making it robust and suitable for mobile applications. Test results show CSS can transmit at 1Mbps over 5m using 1uW of power and over 26m using 6.3mW. Outdoor tests achieved transmissions up to 9.8km using 1W of power, demonstrating CSS's extended range capabilities. The document suggests CSS could enable applications requiring robustness, mobility, or ranging accuracy better than 0.5m.
This document provides a tutorial on using PHP and MySQL together. It introduces PHP and MySQL, outlines how to set up a database with MySQL, and includes PHP code examples for adding, querying, updating, and deleting data from the MySQL database. The PHP code examples connect to the database, validate user input, sanitize values, and perform CRUD operations on the database using MySQL queries.
- PHP is an open source scripting language used for web development that was created in 1995 and has evolved through several versions. It combines elements of Perl, C, and Java and allows embedding code in HTML.
- The document outlines the history and evolution of PHP, its core features like script tags, data types, functions, and portability between Linux and Windows. It also provides tips on debugging, tools, and resources for learning more about PHP and the upcoming PHP 5 release.
PHP is an interpreted scripting language commonly used for web development. It allows embedding scripts in HTML pages using escapes and can also be used for command line and GUI applications. PHP has a large number of built-in features and functions contributed by volunteers to perform tasks like form processing, session handling, database interaction and more. While easy to get started with, PHP may not be the best choice for large, complex projects due to lack of type safety and its treatment of objects and classes.
PHP is a widely used scripting language for web development that is embedded within HTML. It allows for control structures, functions, and object-oriented programming. Some key points:
- PHP code is inserted into HTML pages with <?php ?> tags and can output and manipulate data.
- It supports variables, functions, classes, and inheritance to organize code and build applications.
- Variables can be defined and accessed through forms, and PHP has many built-in functions for strings, files, dates, and more.
- Classes allow for object-oriented code reuse and integration with other systems through APIs. The '->' operator accesses members but does not represent pointers.
PHP originated as 'Personal Home Pages' but now stands for 'PHP Hypertext Processor'. It is a scripting language commonly used for web development and allows embedding scripts in HTML pages. PHP is a loosely typed, procedural language with C-like syntax. It has an extensive function library that provides functionality like string handling, mathematics, file input/output, and database interaction. PHP uses a three-tier architecture with the PHP script running on a web server and connecting to databases and other services.
PHP is a widely used scripting language for web development. It allows code to be embedded within HTML pages and executes on the server. Key features include:
- PHP code is embedded within HTML and "escapes in and out" of the page.
- Variables start with $ and user input data is automatically available.
- Functions and classes provide common programming capabilities. Classes allow for object-oriented programming.
HCL Notes and Domino License Cost Reduction in the World of DLAUpanagenda
Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-notes-and-domino-license-cost-reduction-in-the-world-of-dlau/
The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
We’ll show you how to fix common misconfigurations that cause higher-than-expected user counts, and how to identify accounts which you can deactivate to save money. There are also frequent patterns that can cause unnecessary cost, like using a person document instead of a mail-in for shared mailboxes. We’ll provide examples and solutions for those as well. And naturally we’ll explain the new licensing model.
Join HCL Ambassador Marc Thomas in this webinar with a special guest appearance from Franz Walder. It will give you the tools and know-how to stay on top of what is going on with Domino licensing. You will be able lower your cost through an optimized configuration and keep it low going forward.
These topics will be covered
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1. SEO Friendly WordPress Plug-ins
By Eric Gehler
From Wordpress.org: “WordPress is a state-of-the-art semantic personal
publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and
usability.” What a mouthful. WordPress is both free and priceless at the
same time.
I couldn’t agree more. The beauty of Wordpress is that you can customize
and extend its functionality through the use of plug-ins and templates. For
the most part, plug-ins deal with the behind the scenes issues while
templates focus on how your blog is presented to the end user.
Wordpress is a good SEO platform to begin with, but can be improved
tremendously with the addition and proper configuration of a few free plug-
ins. This brief report will discuss which plug-in are vital and helpful for an
SEO Friendly Blog.
Hint: Double check your themes to make sure you are capturing all the
aspects of categories, recent posts, header tags and footer tags.
Once Wordpress is installed on your site, here is a list of the plug-ins you
should get and install before you make your first post.
Place Google AdSense ads in your WordPress Posts.
Adsense- Requires WordPress 1.5 or higer. For complete usage and
0.4 Acme Technologies
Deluxe configuration click on AdsenseDeluxe under the “Options”
menu.
Insert Meta Data into your Head - without the need to edit
WP Head 1.0 Martin Hipfinger
your template. Go to Options >> WP-Head to configure.
Allows keywords to be associated with each post. These
Jerome's
1.8 Jerome Lavigne keywords can be used for page meta tags, included in posts
Keywords
for site searching or linked like Technorati tags.
Google This generator will create a Google compliant sitemap of
2.7 Arne Brachhold
Sitemaps your WordPress blog.
These plug-ins can be found at http://wp-plugins.net or by clicking the plug-
in names on the list above. The version numbers above are recent as of
October, 2005.
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2. Installation of your Plug-Ins
Once you download these plug-ins to your computer, you need to transfer
them to your site. If any of the plug-ins were packaged in a zip file, unzip
them first and upload only the .php files in the wp-content/plugins directory
of your website. Once the files are uploaded, you need to activate (and
optionally configure) the plug-ins. To do this, go to your WordPress
administrator panel and click on the tab marked Plugins. You will see the
following displayed:
Plugin Management
Plugins are files you usually download separately from WordPress that add functionality. To
install a plugin you generally just need to put the plugin file into your wp-content/plugins
directory. Once a plugin is installed, you may activate it or deactivate it here. If something goes
wrong with a plugin and you can’t use WordPress, delete that plugin from the wp-
content/plugins directory and it will be automatically deactivated.
Plugin Version Author Description Action
Place Google AdSense ads in your WordPress
Adsense- Acme Posts. Requires WordPress 1.5 or higer. For
0.4 Activate
Deluxe Technologies complete usage and configuration click on
AdsenseDeluxe under the “Options” menu.
In the example above, only one plug-in (Adsense-Deluxe) is installed. As a
protective measure, all freshly installed plug-ins are deactivated by default.
To activate it, simply press the Activate link – the plug-in will be
highlighted green, indicating that the plug-in is active and ready to be
configured.
Install and activate all the plug-ins (Adsense-Deluxe, WP-Head, Jerome’s
Keywords and Google Sitemaps). We are ready to delve deeper into each
plug-in and configure them to make your site a spiders dream!
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3. Overview of Plug-ins and Functionality
Now that all your plug-ins have been installed and activated in WordPress,
we will now review each plug-in to understand its purpose and configuration
options.
Adsense-Deluxe
Place Google AdSense ads in your WordPress Posts. Requires
Adsense- Acme
0.4 WordPress 1.5 or higer. For complete usage and configuration
Deluxe Technologies
click on AdsenseDeluxe under the “Options” menu.
The Adsense-Deluxe plug-in allows you to place Adsense adds directly into
your posts. You can customize the colors and sizes of the adsense blocks in
each post by placing a special comment tag inside of your article.
Of course, you need to have a Google Adsense account to use this plug-in.
Let’s get started. Click on Options from the Dashboard. You will see the
following:
Options for AdSense-Deluxe Plugin v0.4 (Add New)
AdSense-Deluxe provides shortcuts for automatically inserting Google AdSense code into
your posts.
• Instructions are located at the bottom of this page. . . . . or visit AdSense-Deluxe
home page
• The AdSense Preview Tool will help you see which ads will appear on your pages.
• Login to AdSense . . . . . . read Google's TOS
AdSense Blocks
Name Description Actions On
<!--adsense--> Block delete | default | edit
The options below this line control where Ads will be shown.
Enable Ads on Individual Posts
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4. Enable Ads on Home page
Enable Ads on "pages"
Enable Ads on any Archive page
Globally enable/disable all ads
Update Enabled Options »
New AdSense Block
Name AdSense Code Description (optional)
Make Default
Discard Changes Add AdSense Block »
AdSense SandBox (Preview Tool)
View AdSense for:
http://recovery-health.info Preview AdSense
This form allows you to preview the ads which would appear on a web page. Just enter any URL
in the text box and the ads will display in a new window. Since they're shown in test mode, none
of the impressions are recorded and clicking them does not cost nor benefit anyone.
Reward Plugin Author
Reward AdSense-Deluxe Author with 5% of your AdSense
Update Author Rew ards
Impressions
When this option is checked, approximately 5% of the ad impressions on your blog will use my
[the guy who wrote and maintains this plug-in] AdSense client-ID. Doing this is not crazy, no...
it's a good way to help contribute to let the author know you appreciate how useful the tool is to
you and motivate him to add more features.
AdSense Deluxe Instructions
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5. This plugin allows you to insert html comments in your posts and have them replaced by the
actual Google AdSense code. You can define a single default code block to use, or as many
variations as you like. Adsense-Deluxe makes it easy to test different AdSense styles in all your
posts without having to edit the WordPress code or templates, or change all the posts manually.
The designated default AdSense code is included in a post by inserting this: <!--adsense-->
wherever you want the ads to appear. To insert an alternate AdSense block which you've defined
by a keyword (for example, "wide_banner", you would use: <!--adsense#wide_banner-->.
Please restrict your keywords to the letters a-zA-Z, 0-9 and underscore (_). Matching is case-
sensitive, so you might save yourself headaches by sticking to lowercase keywords. Also avoid
extraneous spaces inside the html comments; regular expressions (which could account for extra
whitespace) are not used so that replacements when the page is serving are as fast as possible.
Name
This is the name by which you reference an AdSense block of code when creating posts.
For example, if you name a block "wide_banner", you would insert into your post
"<!--adsense#wide_banner-->".
Whichever block is designated as the default AdSense block will be substituted wherever
the default comment string is found ("<!--adsense-->"), and also for any comment
strings which reference it by its unique name (e.g., "<!--adsense#test-->"). You'll
want to set the default AdSense block to the AdSense code you will use in the most places
within your posts.
AdSense Code
This is the block of AdSense code to substitute for the given keyword.
Description
This is for your own use to help remember what each block of AdSense code looks like.
You might use something like "banner 468x60, white background"
Please make sure you read Google's TOS before using this plugin!
*This plugin is loosely based on "Adsense" Plugin by Phil Hord, http://philhord.com/wp-hacks/adsense
Log into your Adsense account and copy your Adsense code. According to
google reports, the most popular Adsense size is the 300 x 250 block. You
may want to make a channel as well. Copy the Adsense block into the box
labeled Adsense Code. Next, name the block in the left hand box (I usually
name it “half-banner, 300x250, etc). Additionally, you can add a description
to help you identify the code.
New AdSense Block
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6. Name AdSense Code Description (optional)
Make Default
Discard Changes Add AdSense Block »
Once your Adsense block configuration is complete, press Add Adsense
Block. The block will be saved and you’re all ready to add an Adsense
block inside of a post.
AdSense Blocks
Name Description Actions On
<!--adsense--> Block delete | default | edit
The options below this line control where Ads will be shown.
Enable Ads on Individual Posts
Enable Ads on Home page
Enable Ads on "pages"
Enable Ads on any Archive page
Globally enable/disable all ads
Update Enabled Options »
When you write a post you will see a small pulldown box below the
Quicktags menu bar named Ad$ense-Deluxe. To insert an Adsense block,
first select the area in the post you want the Adsense block to appear and
then select the appropriate Adsense block from the pulldown list. The
Adsense block will appear in the post in commented form – don’t worry, the
ad will appear in the main post.
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7. That’s all there is to it!
WP-Head
Before you edit and work on the WP Head Plug-in you should make sure
you have proper Search Engine Optimization entries already entered into the
default Wordpress configuration. You have them, don’t you? Here are a few
tips for selecting the correct SEO values for your Wordpress Blog:
From Options - General you Name your Wordpress blog with a Title Tag,
in this title tag you should use your 3 major Keywords.
Weblog Title tag: Keyword 1 | Keyword 2 | Keyword 3 |
Tag Line (description) : Keyword 1 blah blah Keyword 2 blah Keyword 3
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8. General Options
Weblog title: Keyw ord 1 | Keyw ord 2| Keyw ord 3
Tagline: Keyw ord 1 blah blah Keyw ord 2 blah keyw ord
In a few words, explain what this weblog is about.
WordPress address (URI):
Blog address (URI):
If you want your blog homepage to be different than the
directory you installed WordPress in, enter that address here.
E-mail address:
This address is used only for admin purposes.
Membership:
Anyone can register
Users must be registered and logged in to comment
Notice that only a few of the important header entries are in the default
Wordpress configuration – that is where WP Head comes in.
WP Martin Insert Meta Data into your Head - without the need to edit your
1.0
Head Hipfinger template. Go to Options >> WP-Head to configure.
Once activated, go to Options and click on WP Head
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9. Copy / paste / edit the Meta tags.
From an SEO Standpoint your Meta tags are very important. Consistency of
your major Keywords is very important. Make sure you keep your
keywords consistent throughout your Meta tags as well as your title tags.
Here is a break down of these Meta’s:
<meta name="Author" content="your name" />
Here you want to brand your website or your name.
<meta name="Description" content=" This will be loaded form the
description from your Blog set up – don’t leave this blank" />
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10. It should be filled out from the prior step, If not scroll back up and fix
through the Options - General tab
<meta name="Abstract" content="Recovery and Health related information
to improve your recovery from related illness and disease" />
Abstract is a copy of the description. Keep it the same for keyword density
issues
<meta name="KeyWords" content="your keywords" />
Enter your Keywords. They should be the same as the title tag and as the
description keywords
<meta name="page-topic" content="blog" />
Keep the same- No Edits
<meta name="audience" content="Alle" />
Alle is a German Word. Change to ALL if you are English speaking
audience
<meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />
Keep the same- No Edits
<meta name="Content-Language" content="de, at, ch, deutsch, german" />
Change to your Language. English , en
<meta name="Language" content="Deutsch" />
Change to your Language – English
<meta name="revisit-after" content="2" />
Keep the same- No Edits
<meta name="Revisit" content="After 2 days" />
Keep the same- No Edits
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11. <meta name="Publisher" content="your name" />
Use your name or Company for branding purposes
<meta name="Copyright" content="your name" />
Use your name or Company for branding purposes
<meta name="distribution" content="global" />
Keep the same- no Editing
<meta name="ICBM" content="48.1867, 16.3911" />
This can be deleted if you don’t know your geo target codes
<meta name="DC.title" content="pre established title tag" />
This should be the title tag with keywords established earlier.
<meta name="geo.position" content="48.1867;16.3908" />
This can be deleted if you don’t know your geo target codes
<meta name="geo.region" content="AT" />
This can be deleted if you don’t know your geo target codes
<meta name="geo.placename" content="Vienna" />
Change to your country- USA
Once you edit the Meta Tags make sure you check the Check box at the top
left corner to activate your new Meta tags. These tags will be placed into
your source code
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12. Jerome’s Keywords
Allows keywords to be associated with each post. These
Jerome's Jerome
1.8 keywords can be used for page meta tags, included in posts for
Keywords Lavigne
site searching or linked like Technorati tags.
In the Dashboard Write function as you post to your Blog you can associate keyword
with each post. Below the Text box where you type in your Blog Post you can enter
keywords, separated by a coma, which are associated with this post. See example below.
Look for the word Keyword Highlighted in yellow
Write Post
Title
Categories
Uncategorized
Post
Quicktags:
Ad$ense-Delx
TrackBack a URI: (Separate multiple URIs with spaces.)
Save as Draft Save as Private Publish Advanced Editing »
Keywords
Suggested Keywords:
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13. Google Sitemap
Google Arne This generator will create a Google compliant sitemap of
2.7
Sitemaps Brachhold your WordPress blog.
From Dashboard - Options click Sitemap
You will See:
Sitemap Generator 2.7
Manual rebuildIf you want to build the sitemap without editing a post, click on here!
Rebuild Sitemap
Additional pagesHere you can specify files or URLs which should be included in
the sitemap, but do not belong to your Blog/WordPress.
For example, if your domain is www.foo.com and your blog is located on www.foo.com/blog you
might want to include your homepage at www.foo.com
• Note: If your blog is in a subdirectory and you want to add pages which are NOT in the
blog directory or beneath, you MUST place your sitemap file in the root directory (Look at
the "Location of your sitemap file" section on this page)!
• URL to the page: Enter the URL to the page. Examples:
http://www.foo.com/index.html or www.foo.com/home
• Priority: Choose the priority of the page relative to the other pages. For example, your
homepage might have a higher priority than your imprint.
• Last Changed: Enter the date of the last change as YYYY-MM-DD (2005-12-31 for
example) (optional).
URL to the page Priority Change Frequency Last Changed #
No pages defined.
Add new page Save page changes Undo all page changes
Delete marked page
Basic Options
• Enable automatic priority calculation for posts based on comment count
• Write debug comments
• Write a normal XML file (your filename)
• Write a gzipped file (your filename + .gz)
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14. • Auto-Ping Google Sitemaps
This option will automatically tell Google about changes.
Location of your sitemap file Automatic location
sitemap.xml
• Filename of the sitemap file
Detected Path: /home/recovery/public_html/sitemap.xml
Detected URL: http://recovery-health.info/sitemap.xml
OR
Manual location
• Absolute or relative path to the sitemap file, including name.
Example: /var/www/htdocs/wordpress/sitemap.xml
/home/recover
• Complete URL to the sitemap file, including name.
Example: http://www.yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml
http://recovery
Includings
• Include homepage
• Include posts
• Include static pages
• Include categories
• Include archives
Change frequencies
Note: Please note that the value of this tag is considered a hint and not a command. Even though
search engine crawlers consider this information when making decisions, they may crawl pages
marked "hourly" less frequently than that, and they may crawl pages marked "yearly" more
frequently than that. It is also likely that crawlers will periodically crawl pages marked "never" so
that they can handle unexpected changes to those pages.
Daily
• Homepage
Monthly
• Posts
Weekly
• Static pages
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15. Weekly
• Categories
Daily
• The current archive of this month (Should be the same like your
homepage)
Yearly
• Older archives (Changes only if you edit an old post)
Priorities
1
• Homepage
0.7
• Posts (If auto calculation is disabled)
0.1
• Minimum post priority (Even if auto calculation is enabled)
0.6
• Static pages
0.5
• Categories
0.5
• Archives
Update options
Information and support
Check http://www.arnebrachhold.de/2005/06/05/google-sitemaps-generator-v2-final for
updates and comment there if you have any problems / questions / suggestions.
Probably the most important aspect of your sitemap is just creating it. It will help you get
indexed much faster.
Generating and submitting a sitemap is something you should definitely do.
Google’s information on building and submitting a sitemap can be found here:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login
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16. Summary:
When concentrating on the Search Engine Optimization of your Blog -
consistency of your Keywords is important. Make sure that your Title tag,
Description and Keywords all use the Same Keyword Phrases and in the
same syntax.
Use keywords Phrases inside your titles of new Blog post as well as inside
the text article itself.
Make sure you link back to your index page in your posts with Keyword
Rich Anchor Links.
Use Keyword rich Anchor links to reference other aspects of your Blog or
relevant Blog posts.
Use images if possible and use alt image tags with keywords.
Once you have set up your Blog correctly your on site SEO is complete.
Use a program like ABC’s Plug in by the STMADEVELOPER Group to fill
your Blog with relevant content.
Work on a few back links via your own article submissions, Press Release,
forum signatures or posts. Link to and from other website you own.
Remember Keyword Research is Important, and your results will depend
upon the competition for that keyword itself. So make sure you are
researching your keywords and are not attempting to tap into a market that is
virtually impossible from new Blog starting position. Expand your
keywords, make sure your Niche market is not filled with million upon
millions of competition.
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17. If you need additional professional SEO Help, please contact me via my
website www.Eric-gehler.biz
If you need help creating a network of websites professionally with
professional Design and SEO contact Ed Charkow or Eric Gehler at
www.stmadeveloper.com
Copyright 2005 Eric Gehler All Rights Reserved.
No portion of this report maybe reprinted or published without written permission.
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