Upload files on Google code

Hello Guys as I have already wrote a post on best alternative to google pages as they are not accepting any further applications. Which actually comes out to be Google code as it is still open to let you upload your files each of maximum 100mb including javascript, xml, rar, zip, icon files and many more. They are providing 2gb of total space for uploading your files. So you can definitely make some good use of space on google servers. Here is how to do it...


Step 1. Just go to code.google.com, and login using your gmail account id.

Step 2. Now go to the Project Hosting section on Google Code website and click Create a new project link, a page as shown below will open up.

Step 3. Just write the name of the project without space in small case letters, and the rest as shown in the screenshot above. Write anything in the project summary and description section, provide any labels to it and click Create Project button .

Step 4. Now once the project page is created, it will automatically open up. Now click the Downloads tab and then click the New Download link, as shown in the screenshot below.

Step 5. Now a page will open for your file to get uploaded, as shown in the screenshot below.

Just write any summary about the file you are uploading, then browse the file you want to upload(max. size 100mb), apply some label and click submit file. Now once your file gets uploaded, just copy the link of the uploaded file.

How to Remove Blogger NavBar

How to Remove Blogger NavBar

Please note that according to the term and condition of blogger.com, you’re not allowed to remove or disable the navbar unless you host your blog under your own server. This tutorial is meant for those that host their blog outside of blogger.com, but the code does work for blogs hosted with blogger.com.
Step 01
This tutorial is on how to hide,disable or remove the blogger navbar (also known as the navigation bar) from your blog. First go to ‘Layout’ –> ‘Edit html’.

Step 02
Copy and paste the code provided below (as shown in the image below) and insert it into the template, the code can be inserted anywhere in the template.

#navbar {
height: 0px;
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}

Rss seo tips

1. Subscribe to your own feed and claim it on blog engine Technorati
2. Focus your feed with a keyword theme
3. Use keywords in the title tag; keep it under 100 characters
4. Most feed readers display feeds alphabetically, title accordingly
5. Write description tags as if for a directory; keep them under 500 characters
6. Use full paths on links and unique URLs for each item
7. Provide email updates for the non-techies
8. Offer an HTML version of your feed
9. For branding, add logo and images to your feed
10. Full text, not summaries
11. 20 or MORE items (not just 10)
12. Multiple feeds (by category, latest comments, comments by post)
13. Keyword-rich item [title]
14. Your brand name in the item [title]
15. Your most important keyword in the site [title] container
16. Compelling site [description]
17. Don't put tracking codes into the URLs (e.g. &source=rss)
18. An RSS feed that contains enclosures (i.e. podcasts) can get into additional RSS directories & engines
And to round this off, a summary of my own tips [part 2 here] for using RSS to drive traffic to your site:
19. Get your RSS content (proactively) syndicated on other relevant websites [just the headlines and summaries of course]
20. Submit your RSS feeds to all the RSS search engines and directories
21. Use RSS to add relevant third-party content [again, just headlines and summaries] to your website to gain additional SE weight for your keywords
22. Use RSS to deliver all of your frequently updated content, not just for your latest blog posts
23. Whenever the content in your feed changes, ping the most important search engines and directories [yes, you don't need a blog for this]