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Adding Google Analytics Code to your website

March 11, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

As well as the wordpress stats plugin, I use Google Analytics for getting statistics for a website. In order to validate your website you need to add some code: Go to Appearance then (Theme) Editor and find the header.php or footer.php file (I used the footer). Then paste your code above the < / body > [...]

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A links Template page for wordpress

February 20, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

How to make a links template page

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Finding Your Website – Challenges for 2010

January 14, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

SEO Challenges for 2010 with Amanda Watlington . Dr. Ralph F. Wilson , Web Marketing Today Amanda makes three main points 1.The time it takes your website to load is important. Fancy webpages that take a long time to come to download are not good as far as Google is concerned 2. Make sure you [...]

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Building Thumbnail Images of screenshots

January 12, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Adding thumbnails can make data presentation more attractive to your website visitors. I like to add a thumbnail of the screenshot of a website I am writing about. www.websnapr offers this as a free service. Just pop in the URL address and click the buttom. I use save image as ( right click). “websnapr lets [...]

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How to customise a header

January 11, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Several themes in wordpress allow you to customise the header ( the picture at the top of the website) Written instructions are here Video below

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Writing Footnotes

December 22, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

In the html section you write <a name=”id1″ href=”#ftn.id1″>[1]</a> This will display as footnote [1] and then at the end where the footnote goes <a name=”ftn.id1″ href=”#id1″>[1]</a> [1] footnote

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