Where to upload the .js files or javascript files so as can be used by us for running it succesfully without bandwidth problems.As i post many hacks and tricks with the usage of .js files,i was having many accounts on googlepages and geocities and use to share that bandwidth and storage with my readers but after the upcoming news that both the google and yahoo have decided to close there services of googlepages and geocities,its been difficult for me to find an good server to with enough bandwidth and share with our readers.
So i am asking my readers now to upload these files to there own server as mine will not be working because of bandwidth problems.But many of them dont know where to upload these .js files,so i have started a list of sites to share where these .js files can be uploaded and used but these sites have limited bandwidth but its sufficient for single blog user.So you can join these below sites and use there hosting services,if it dont full fill your requirement just upload your files to different servers below to distribute the bandwidth.
Here Goes The List :-
1)Sigmirror:-It provides 5Gb Webspace and 7Gb Bandwidth/month
2)Hotlinkfiles:-It provides 1Gb Webspace and 4Gb Bandwidth/month.
3)Ripway:-It provides only 30Mb Webspace and 150Mb Bandwidth/day or 4.5Gb/month.
4)Boxstr:-It provides 5Gb Webspace and 1Gb Bandwidth/daily.Just upload your file and get the direct link to make it work.
5)Fileave:-It provides 30Mb Webspace and 1Gb Bandwidth.You can prefer to use it only for some of your file with usage of 1Gb bandwidth.
6)Mydatanest:-It provides 2Gb Webspace and 20Gb Bandwidth/month.You can prefer to use it for most of your file as bandwidth is much more than above sites.
7)Getdropbox:-It provides 2Gb Webspace and Bandwidth is unknown To me.
8)Yourjavascript:-New Provider as no need of account just host any script and get its link.
I got only these sites but they are very less i would like to get more sites listed here so if you are using or knowing any other site to host .js files please leave them in comments i will update the list.
Rahul Gaur
4 Crucial Reasons To Build An Email List For Blog
We have discussed many�ways to make money online�here at MBT but never touched email marketing and how crucial it is to build an email list of your own. So lets take up this topic today. Email list is basically your email subscribers that have opted in to get your blog’s content via emails they have provided.
Its one of those marketing techniques that have played wonders for popular bloggers online today. Name any, may it be�Darren Rowse, or a young entrepreneur�Micheal Dunlop, they all use email list as their one of the major sources of income.
Email list is something that you own to a very extent. Its something that you could use till you death to market your blog, increase traffic and earn tons via promoting affiliate links.
Why Email Lists?
1- Know Your Readership
Its the strong way that you would know your reader individually. At least you would have their records. In case something goes unplanned with the blog, you could always notify the loyal readership by shooting them out an email.
People often present a point that email marketing is dieing out as social media has taken over, as a way we socialize and keep in touch with our readers. True it is to some extent. But have you ever thought of the percentage of people that have signed up for these social networks as compared to those who have email accounts?��
In fact, its the email address that is needed to make an account with Social networks (or mostly any where online). So why not to target directly those who have email accounts. Obviously its just one of the techniques to market your content to readers, in addition to social networks, but its a solid one.
2-Great Marketing Tool
Secondly strong email list can be a huge income stream. By talking Affiliate marketing, its just not promoting products via your blog posts, or banners in the sidebars. Here is where email list shows its real potential. You don’t want to over do the advertisement through the list, but its always a good strategy to through out an offer 3-4 times a month.
3-Driving Traffic
Email lists can play a strong role in bring huge amounts of traffic to your blog. You could send out a link of the recent post to email subscribers and it would take them back to the blog to read out the full article. This technique makes sure that people who often read their emails much more than the visiting a blog, gets attracted over.
4-Power Of Association
Think for a minute. You have an establised blog with thousands of email subscribers. And now you wish to start a new blog. Here is how that golden email subscribers would help you give a base to your new blog. You could promote your new blog and a solid loyal readers would be ready to read what you got there. Even though many would not support the idea, as they only subscribed to get updates of a particular blog, but it works to a great extent.
When Daren started his photography blog after�problogger, why do you think it was a sudden hit? Its just like those popular YouTubers. The moment they start out a new Channel, the name associated with that channel bring out followers faster than we could imagine. Thats the power of association.
So this building an email list is vital for a bloggers success. Ill be sharing few strong techniques by which we could increase our email subscribers list in a most effective way. That would help you put things together.
Customize Google Plus : 14 ways To Change Its Look!
Customizing Google Plus look by changing the color scheme, font colors, layout and by adding other social networking options under posts has started grabbing attention of tons of developers. Every single day when we browse through Mozilla Add-ons and Chrome extensions, we find new applications. Probably the social Network big daddy have just jumped into the stage and the fun is yet to begin. I have gathered as much tricks as I could to let you completely change the Profile look and feel of your new Google+ accounts.Note that all these apps below mostly work with Google Chrome alone as this is the only browser which provides a different experience when it comes to Google services. Lets start playing with Plus!
1. Share Google+ Posts on Facebook & Twitter
You can now easily share what you post on Google+ at Facebook and not just Facebook, this app also provides the option to share your posts on Twitter. So it is like hitting two birds with one stone.
- Extended Share for Google Plus
2. Send and Receive Tweets on Google Plus!
You integrate your twitter account into Google plus by installing the following extension. You will have complete control over your tweets. You can read and post tweets as you wish.
- Google+ Tweet
3. Hide or Show Google Plus Comments
This Chrome extension will let you add a show or hide comments link below each of your Google+ posts.- +Comment Toggle
4. Hide Google Plus Sidebars
This Chrome extension will let you hide the left and right sidebars or columns, thus making your main content area wider and broader providing a better experience.
5. Hide Google Plus Notification
This extension will hide the little red Google Plus notification from the Google toolbar. If you think those notifications are irritating then this app is for you!
6. Count Unread Notifications
This little extension will display the red notifications count for unread updates only. You don’t have to search which of the notifications is the new one amongst old crowded shares. Just get notified with fresh events, photos and comments only.
- Notification Count for Google Plus
7. Zoom Photos on Google+
You can now enlarge the size of your photos for better visibility by zooming pictures out and in. It will help you see every little detail inside a photo.
- Google+ PhotoZoom
8. Access Google+ From anywhere
This extension will let you share posts, read comments and see what’s hot on Google Plus from anywhere. You don’t necessarily be on Google Plus to find new stories. You will receive notifications on your browser while you browse through other webs.
- Surplus
9. Share Google Plus Posts on Twitter & Translate Them
You can not just share what you post on Google+ on twitter but you can also translate your posts in any language you want. Small Twitter and Google Translate links will appear just below your Post share box and you will have the choice to post or not to post them on twitter. If you want to share a post in a different language with some of your friends you can also do that by clicking the Translate link.
10. Change Google+ Into Facebook
If you want to turn your Google Plus Interface and look into Facebook then install the following app which will completing change the color scheme of Google+ into Facebook Fonts and colors.11. Back To Top and Bottom Scroll Button For Google+
Its more like our blog back to top button which takes you to the top of your Google+ page if you are at the bottom and vice versa. This provides quick and easy navigation.
- Scroll To Top Button
12. Hide Images On Google+
If you are sick of those high graphics animated images appearing on original and shared posts then you better get rid with them using this useful easy to use Chrome Extension.
13. Search Google Plus with Google Search Engine
I guess this app will be loved by all. The extension will replace your current Google+ find People box with custom Google Search engine. You can apply all Google Search box tricks to Google+ then for finding photos, videos and other stuff using this extension.
14. Split Google Plus To Two Columns
This extensions works with mozilla also. It splits your Stream page into two columns display new posts more neatlly with a more comfortable look. You will find detailed tutorial on this by reading this post:
- Liquid G+
@reply on Twitter
Alternatively referred to as a mention, @reply is a function used on Twitter to reply to another user(s) or send a direct message to a user. For example, @MyTricksTime would send a message to computerhope. To view messages directed to you you’d click on your replies tab on your Twitter profile.
How to Create a Stickybar with “Close Button”?
The Stickybar or fixed Bar that we released was warmly welcomed. What we all have been searching for was a Close Button or Cancel button that would hide the bar display. May be not every visitor enjoys viewing that fixed bar at the top, so they deserve to be provided with an option to view or hide the bar. While viewing one of the WordPress Blogs I found this button next to their updates bar. I managed somehow to fetch the script half broken. Making it work with blogger template was difficult because blogspot templates are programmed via XML and the rules of XML are really harsh when it comes to Character case. Debugging the script was difficult but Alhamdulillah the hard work paid off. You can see it Live just to the right of my Stickybar at the top. I am excited to share it with you all. Lets get to work!Create a Sticky Bar With Close Button in Blogger
The steps are really simply as we already discussed in our previous tutorials. I will be not be discussing on how to change the font colors and background color of the bar because you can find all such details on my previous tutorials. Kindly have a look at them later in order to change the CSS style properties:
- Create a StickyBar and add it to Top
- Add a StickyBar at Bottom of your page
Follow these easy steps:
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Go To Blogger > Design > Edit HTML
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Backup your template
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Search for this
]]></b:skin>
4. Just above it paste the following CSS code,
#mbt_bar{
background:#333 url(‘http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-zQeUG7PU9Uw/TmkiptyZ1eI/AAAAAAAAE98/At4tRBC9HQc/s400/stickybar.png’) repeat-x;
width:100%;
margin:0 auto;
text-align:center;
padding:0px 0;
border-bottom: 1px solid #888888;
-moz-box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
-webkit-box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
z-index: 999;
height: 28px; position:fixed;
line-height: 1.85em;
vertical-align: baseline;
letter-spacing: 1px;
color:#fff;
font-size:13px;
font-weight:bold;
font-family: arial,”Helvetica”,sans-serif;
}
#mbt_bar a{
text-decoration:underline;
color:#E2E504;
}
#mbt_bar a:hover{
text-decoration:none;
}
#mbt_bar p {margin:0; list-style:none;}
#mbt_bar img {vertical-align: middle;
margin-right: 6px;}
background:#333 url(‘http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-zQeUG7PU9Uw/TmkiptyZ1eI/AAAAAAAAE98/At4tRBC9HQc/s400/stickybar.png’) repeat-x;
width:100%;
margin:0 auto;
text-align:center;
padding:0px 0;
border-bottom: 1px solid #888888;
-moz-box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
-webkit-box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
box-shadow: #666666 0px 1px 3px;
z-index: 999;
height: 28px; position:fixed;
line-height: 1.85em;
vertical-align: baseline;
letter-spacing: 1px;
color:#fff;
font-size:13px;
font-weight:bold;
font-family: arial,”Helvetica”,sans-serif;
}
#mbt_bar a{
text-decoration:underline;
color:#E2E504;
}
#mbt_bar a:hover{
text-decoration:none;
}
#mbt_bar p {margin:0; list-style:none;}
#mbt_bar img {vertical-align: middle;
margin-right: 6px;}
5. Next search for </head> and paste the following Javascript code just above it
<script type=’text/javascript’>
//<![CDATA[
var mbt_arr = new Array();
var mbt_clear = new Array();
function mbtFloat(mbt) {
mbt_arr[mbt_arr.length] = this;
var mbtpointer = eval(mbt_arr.length-1);
this.pagetop = 0;
this.cmode = (document.compatMode && document.compatMode!=”BackCompat”) ? document.documentElement : document.body;
this.mbtsrc = document.all? document.all[mbt] : document.getElementById(mbt);
this.mbtsrc.height = this.mbtsrc.offsetHeight;
this.mbtheight = this.cmode.clientHeight;
this.mbtoffset = mbtGetOffsetY(mbt_arr[mbtpointer]);
var mbtbar = ‘mbt_clear[‘+mbtpointer+’] = setInterval(“mbtFloatInit(mbt_arr[‘+mbtpointer+’])”,1);’;
mbtbar = mbtbar;
eval(mbtbar);
}
function mbtGetOffsetY(mbt) {
var mtaTotOffset = parseInt(mbt.mbtsrc.offsetTop);
var parentOffset = mbt.mbtsrc.offsetParent;
while ( parentOffset != null ) {
mbtTotOffset += parentOffset.offsetTop;
parentOffset = parentOffset.offsetParent;
}
return mbtTotOffset;
}
function mbtFloatInit(mbt) {
mbt.pagetop = mbt.cmode.scrollTop;
mbt.mbtsrc.style.top = mbt.pagetop – mbt.mbtoffset + “px”;
}
function closeTopAds() {
document.getElementById(“mbt_bar”).style.visibility = “hidden”;
}
//]]>
</script>
6. Finally search for <body> and just below it paste the following HTML code
<div id=’mbt_bar’> WRITE YOUR TEXT HERE
<span style=’padding:0px; float:right’>
<img align=’absmiddle’ border=’0′ onClick=’closeTopAds();return false;’ src=’http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-MSEzL6EtjrM/Tt-hrSkKVnI/AAAAAAAAFiQ/AGUGFpnSUHk/s400/cancel.png‘ style=’cursor:hand;cursor:pointer;’/></span></div>
<br/><br/>
To write an announcement, update news or notice to readers, just replace the yellow highlighted text with your message. If you wish to change the Close button image then simply replace the bolded black link with your button’s link.
7. Save your template
8. You are all done!
Visit your blog to see it fixed to the top just beautifully with a close button waiting to be clicked!
How it works?
The close button when clicked triggers the function closeTopAds(); which then searches for function definition. The function is defined such that it sets visibility of bar to hidden. That’s how the bar hides once the button is clicked and reappears only upon page refresh. Indeed a pretty neat way to make a user friendly bar.
Need help?
You are most welcomed to ask for any help if needed. If you wish to share the tutorial and scripts above with your readers then kindly attach attribution to MBT blog. Peace and blessings pal! 🙂