Looking at the My Digital Life homepage, you will likely notice and see a Google AdSense ad unit in medium rectangle ad format located in between first and second blog posts. Blogger.com, a popular blogging platform, now has the ability to allow Blogger users to add AdSense ads in between their posts using Show Ads Between Posts feature.
If you’re using Blogger.com (or BlogSpot.com) blogging service, and use the new template system to add a Google AdSense page element block to your blog, you will notice that there is additional line in the ad unit appended to the JavaScript when you viewing the HTML web page source code. The extra line of ad code is google_ad_host, which locates directly below google_ad_client which represents […]
Blogger.com allows authors and webmasters to easily add Google AdSense ad units to Blogger blog content pages to earn revenue by displaying relevant ads by using AdSense page element (commonly known as widge) in Blogger template. This feature allows many bloggers who are not familiar or not ready to modify HTML code programming to easily join and put up AdSense ad blocks to the web […]
Blogger, which famous with their blogspot.com free blog hosting service, provides RSS and Atom feed of blog contents for audiences’ and visitors’ subscriptions. However, bloggers, writers, authors or webmasters do not have insight into how many people subscribes to the blog posts feed, and Blogger does not provide complete detailed statistics for the feed. After Google bought over FeedBurner, Blogger service now offers an option […]
Feel that WordPress blog runs very slow? On a popular weblog powered by WordPress, slow is almost inevitable due to the nature of WordPress which is PHP scripts and dynamically generate each and every web page that served to visitors. There are plenty of overhead that consumes large amount of system resources, considering Apache web server needs to access, read, interpret and compile the PHP […]
cPanel web hosting control panel provides easy access shortcut in WHM (WebHost Manager) to check server status. One of the server status components is Apache Status which calls apachestatus script to display important information about Apache HTTPD web server, such as server version, built, uptime, restart time, total accesses, CPU usage, amount of requests and etc. However, you may encounter the following error message when […]
Of all the features introduced in Google AdSense, the Allowed Sites new addition is probably the most useless to me. Allowed sites are authoritative sites or URLs on which AdSense publishers allow or wish to have their Google ads displayed. To me, it’s not a major concern as who else on earth would want to giveaway free money to you by using ad code on […]
Adobe has developed its web based Photoshop Express which is an online photo editor that is going to be made available for everyone for free, allowing large numbers of people to share and edit photos immediately. According to the company, this online version of Adobe Photoshop is something in between Picasa and Photoshop, aiming to enhance your photo editing experience.
When connecting to MySQL database, WordPress weblog based on PHP scripting will use non-persistent connection by default. That is, WordPress will trigger PHP to generate a new connection to MySQL server for each dynamic page request, and subsequently close the database connection once the web page building is completed. Repetitive opening and closing of MySQL connections causes overheads and uses up precious CPU, memory and […]
Microsoft recently launched its automatic translation service called Windows Live Translator. This translation site allow users to translate a text limited to 500 words or a web page from English to German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Russian. The Windows Live Translator is quite similar to Google Translate, a free translation service provide by Google Inc. Both Microsoft and Google translation service […]
XCache is a PHP opcode cacher, more commonly known as PHP accelerator that speeds up PHP-based web pages serving and reduces web server load. XCache comes with a web-based administration page (admin-page) user interface that allows administrators or webmasters to monitor and operate the PHP opcode cache in the memory with the performance statistics. To use this admin-page, an user ID and password have to […]
Most email service providers such as Yahoo! Mail allow email attachment size of only up to 10 MB, which some generous one such as Gmail allows up to maximum 20 MB for attachments size. Even is you send tens of megabytes of videos, musics, movies, archives or files as attachments in email, the email likely won’t be able to reach the intended recipients and will […]
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