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First of all I would like to wish my Lil’ sis “A Happy Birthday” I joined facebook sometime back and I am so happy that I did. I found a lot of my school friends there and now I am addicted to it. I am from Delhi, India (as are most of my school friends). I started conversing with them in Hindi (most of the time) as I feel that one can express better in his/her mothertongue. Unlike Orkut, Facebook does not support typing in Hindi, so I am presenting here a way to write comments, posts etc using Google's service. To be able to type in Hindi, you should have Firefox (The Best Browser). Same Procedure can be used with Internet Explorer. Read my comment no. 26 for changes required for Internet Explorer. The procedure for different languages remains the same for all the languages as with Hindi. Right-click on the links below for different languages: [अ Type in Hindi] [অ Type in Bengali] [અ Type in Gujarati] [ಅ Type in Kannada] [അ Type in Malayalam] [अ Type in M...

As you might have noticed, I have posted after a long time. It’s been too hot in Delhi and laziness is my second nature… (Yeah! ask my dad). The heat just increased my laziness and gave me another reason to give a pass to my “postings”. Today, I received a mail by one of my readers as to she can add “Read More” for her posts which were rather long. This mail was reason enough for me to write this post. This is one of my favorite hacks. It makes your blog’s pages a little easier to read and on slower connections, a little faster to load. If your posts are longer; then this hack presents a way to write summary of the post and then let’s the readers decide whether they want to view that particular post or not. Also the reader is spared the “ordeal” to scroll through your longish post to reach to the next post. Without further delay, let’s start working.   Backup your blog’s template before making any changes. Now go to your blog’s Layout => Edit HTML. Click “Exp...

Aspire is a great template and is a popular one at that. I have been using it for quite sometime. Thinking of changing to something else. Have no idea what I would be looking for. But The Search Begins . Please give your suggestions.

So you have got a blog. You have tweaked it’s appearance the way you wanted it. Now your blog has that stamp of your individuality all over it. Right? Think again. Your blog stands out in all respect, yet it has the most common Favicon you could lay your hands on. Let’s change this. What is Favicon? In simple words… This   And we want to change it to this (at least in my case)  :)   Now lets get down to change this. A favicon is a 16X16 px ico file. You need to have an ico file(*.ico) which will become your favicon. It can be any image file. Open any image file in IrfanView and then resize the image and save it as ico file. If you are short of ideas, you can head over to huge number of favicon collection .   Now a place to save your favicon online. You can use any online image hosting service or use the Google Sites . Create a site in google sites and then Click on Home as shown. Then you can upload your ico file to your site ...

Your Blog is popular, unlike mine :) , and a lot of visitors leave comments on your posts, again unlike mine, do you wish you could number the comments. Numbering comments have lots of advantages. First “It looks Cool” and that’s hot. It gives you permalink to your comment, which can be given in other posts. So lets start the project…… Go to Layout => Edit HTML and then click “Expand Widget Templates”. Now search for   ]]></b:skin>   and  just above this copy and paste the following code /*Start Changes to be made to Put Comment Numbers */ .numberingcomments { /* add the CSS properties here */ text-align : right; font-size : 25px; } /*End Changes to be made to Put Comment Numbers */ This is where you can change the font size and align your Comment Number. Now we have to add some more code so the the functionality of adding comment numbers could be achieved.   Part One First sear...

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