Monday, January 16, 2012

#10 - xHTML Guide : The End

NIhal A    4:27 AM    No comments



This is the final post of the xHTML guide series. This post is not a guide. It's a post for all those supported in this series. So, I thank All of You. 

Those who haven't read by xHTML Guide series, Here are the Links:

  • #1 - xHTML Guide : Introduction To xHTML - Click Here To Read 
  • #2 - xHTML Guide : Getting Started With xHTML - Click here to Read
  • #3 - xHTML Guide : Starting With Your First Code- Click here To Read
  • #4 - xHTML Guide : Head And Body Tags - Click Here To Read
  • #5 - xHTML Guide : Images - Click Here To Read
  • #6 - xHTML Guide : HyperLinks - Click Here To Read
  • #7 - xHTML Guide : Lists - Click Here To Read
  • #8 - xHTML Guide :  Tables - Click Here To Read
  • #9 - xHTML Guide : MetaTags - Click Here To Read

Thats All And Once Again ThankYou Guys.

#9 - xHTML Guide : Meta Tags

NIhal A    3:58 AM    No comments


Ever wondered how Search Engines find websites? Well basically this is what they
use: meta elements. Search engines usually catalogue sites by following links to
pages on sites they find. These meta elements have information about the page on
them. Have a look at the following extract from some code for an example:


‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’
1 <head>
2 <meta name = "keywords" content = "learn, makeuseof how to, computer help,
    technology, muo, tech" />
3 <meta name = "description" content = "lots of great articles and information to help
     you on your adventures
4 through cyberspace and gain the technological advantage." />
5 </head>
’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’

#8 - xHTML Guide : Tables

NIhal A    3:52 AM    No comments




Is this as difficult as your multiplication tables? Of course not, if you go about it the
right way. If you’re just starting out with this concept and I assume you are, then it is
usually best to draw the table you want to make on a piece of paper like I have
below:






Product Prices
Product Price
4pk Energy Drinks $8.00
1kg Bacon $10.50
Loaf of Bread $2.50
Total $22.00

Sunday, January 15, 2012

#7 - xHTML Guide : Lists

NIhal A    4:44 AM    No comments


Alright now we’re going to have to organise a few things, like a shopping list. There
are two types of lists. They are the:



  • Ordered List (numbers, alphabets, roman numerals)
  • Unordered List (bullet points)

For an ordered list you would use the following tags = <ol> </ol>
For an un-ordered list you would use the following tags = <ul> </ul>
For example:

Saturday, January 14, 2012

#6 - xHTML Guide : Hyperlinks

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Want to show your friends some cool sites on your website but don’t know how?
You’ve come to the right place, read on…
Have a look at the code below and see if you can guess what I am doing before I
explain it.



********************************************************************
1 <?xml version = "1.0 encoding = "utf-8"?>
2 <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
3 "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
4 <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
5 <head>
6 <title> Hyperlinking 101 </title>
7 </head>
8 <body>
9 <h2> Example look below </h2>
10 <h4> Click on one of the names to view that guide. Enjoy! </h4>
11 <p><a href = "http://www.Google.com">Google</a></p>
12 <p><a href = "http://www.yahoo.com">yahoo </a></p
13 <p><a href = "http://www.makeuseof.com/pages/the-internet-guide-audiophile/">The      Internet
14 Audiophile</a></p>
15 <p><a href = "http://www.makeuseof.com/pages/free-torrent-guide/">Free Torrent Guide</a></p>
16 </body>
**********************************************************************

#5 - xHTML Guide : Images

NIhal A    12:37 AM    No comments



2.3 – Is your picture worth a thousand words? – Images
Up to now, we’ve only talked about text and what it can do on a website, but
there’s still more. Want to make your website look even more enticing than just
fancy fonts? Try getting some good images to make you site really give the
audience something to look at. Be careful of copyright laws though; best to take
your own pictures if you intend to put your website up on the Internet.


The most popular image formats are the following:

  •  GIF = Graphics Interchange Format
  •  JPEG = Joint Photographic Experts Group
  •  PNG = Portable Network Graphics

#4 - xHTML Guide : Head And Body Tags

NIhal A    12:29 AM    No comments





In most cases, inside the <html> tag there is a <head> and a <body>.
The <head> is usually used for scripting in CSS  and JavaScript whereas the <body> is usually the content of the page.      

Some content can be changed using the scripting in the <head>, but the <body> is
usually the content that is unchangeable on the page. An example would be a
short spiel about the website that you are visiting.
You can make changes to the content’s formatting using CSS (Section 3) in the
<head>. However you can also make changes to the formatting in the <body>.
A commonly used set of tags that are used in the body are the header fonts. These
header fonts range in size and strength/boldness. Just see for yourself below:

#3 - xHTML Guide : Starting With Your First Code

NIhal A    12:13 AM    No comments





Alright, here’s the beginning of the journey. Let’s start with just putting something on
the screen on this web page. First you’ll need to know what <tags> are.
XHTML code uses start and end tags to sort out what is going on with each element
of the page.


Here is an example of a start tag: <html>
Here is an example of an end tag: </html>



One has the element name enclosed in the pointy brackets and
the other is the same but has a slash before the element name.

#2 - xHTML Guide : Getting Started With xhtml

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Haven't Read The First One? Click here to Read


In the second series you will learn how to create and customize websites in many different
ways including learning how to:

  •  Add images to web pages.
  •  Create and use hyperlinks to navigate web pages.
  •  Set up lists of information using dot points and such.
  •  Create tables with rows and columns of random data and be able to control  the formatting of said tables.
  •  Create and use forms that you can actually have some interaction with.
  • Make web pages accessible to search engines.

Friday, January 13, 2012

#1 - xHTML Guide : Introduction To Xhtml

NIhal A    11:34 PM    No comments


Welcome to the world of XHTML – Extensible Hypertext Markup Language – a
markup language (similar to programming) that allows anyone to construct web
pages with many different functions. In many ways, it’s the primary language of the
Internet.


So, why do we care?
Well, haven’t you ever wanted to have your own website? Or make your own
game? The role of this guide is to give you a taste of this powerful world. If you have

How To Add Google Voice Widget In Your Website

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Hello guys, in this post i will be showing on how to add a google voice widget in any webpage (Even blogs). So what are the uses of adding google voice widget in a webpage?... what it does is allows visitors to contact you using your google voice number. This is best used for live support as the visitors don't need your actual number and its very easy.


So Lets Get Started:


How To Speed Up Windows Xp

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Windows Xp may be very slow. Some lucky one's may not be having any problem byt most have problem with the speed of windows xp. There are many ways to increase your computer's performance. So, here are a few.


ServicPack 3 : If your windows xp is not servic pack 3 i highly recommend to upgrade. Some people report
that it increased their computer performance by about 10 - 15%


Disk CleanUp : Start button >Programs >Accessories >System Tools >Disk clean up. It   is  good way to speed up your computer. what it does is delete all useless shortcuts etc.            



Thursday, January 12, 2012

How To Monitor Torrent Downloads Remotely

NIhal A    10:52 AM    No comments

Downloading torrents can take a long time especially if the file your downloading is huge.And no one like to sit in front of the computer till the download completes. Its just horrible. So, here's a guide to show you guys on how to set up a remote web interface in any torrent client and monitor your downloads form any remote computer or any mobile.

Control Your Downloads with uTorrent Remote:

A new feature called uTorrent remote have been added to uTorrent. So, to set up uTorrent Remote: 
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  1. First open uTorrent and click on the prefrences tab. In the left sidebar, click on "Remote" tab.
  2. Check the box that says "Enable uTorrent Remote Access".
  3. Then select a username and password. You can select any password. Then Hit Apply and exit the preferences

Run Extensions In Background On Google Chrome

NIhal A    10:28 AM    No comments


Certain extensions—like Gmail notifiers, for example—are great when your browser is running, stops running once your browser is closed. Google Chrome have a added a cool new feature that make your extension running, even you close the browser.
At present only some extension is using this feature, but we can expect that the feature will be used by other developer. It allows you to start a process and close all your Chrome windows. The process (checking your Gmail, for instance) will stay open in your system tray (or the Dock, in OS

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