Bloggers tend to post lengthy reviews or DIY tutorials that could run into well over 100 lines. The basic rule of writing a post is to keep in mind that length or total word count, does not scare away the reader. So what can you do to overcome this problem? Simple just divide the post into number of parts! (more…)

Update: This tutorial can also be followed for WordPress 3.0. WordPress 3.0 beta 1 has just been released and the big news making the rounds is that WordPress MU is being integrated into the mainstream or single-blog WordPress framework. However this option is not visible straight away. You will have to tweak it a bit. Read on to know more. (more…)

WordPress has released the first beta of what, I assume, is going to be a historic 3.0 version. One of the most sought after features of combining WordPress MU and the normal edition of WordPress has been integrated into this edition. And among the other features a new default template for WordPress, Twenty Ten has been included. (more…)

Blogger finally added multiple image uploading tool to blogger that uses flash for uploading. The other addition is that there is also an option to add images from your Picasa Album’s directly from the image uploader. (more…)

Well, as I was just updating a page in my wordpress blog, an error line appeared just above the ‘Permalink:‘ line. The main syntax appeared something like: Warning: implode() [function.implode]:. Well the problem might seem heavy-duty, but the solution sure is simple, read on. (more…)

The imminent closing down of Google Pages might not be news, but the efforts that Google are taking in order that users get a smooth transition, once Google Pages closes down, is great! Firs there was the ‘download all your content‘ campaign, and now it is offering blogger (blogspot) users a chance to backup all their scripts (or for that fact any references to googlepages) on to a new server @ bloggerhosting.appspot.com (more…)