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Google does a doodle on special days like earth day (22nd April).This is the only time that the Google logo on a homepage becomes clickable and actually throws up the search on the theme of the doodle. According to Don Tennant, Editorial Director, Computerworld “Being green is not just saying you’re conscious about the environment and its challenges. In today’s business world, it’s about efficiency, power consumption and applying those green principles to smart business decision making.”I request all of you to celebrate Earth Day keeping in mind the Global Warming. Share your views about how are you celebrating the earth day .Wishing you all the Very Happy Earth Day.For more information about earth day please visit US Government Portal and History of Earth Day.Please share your v

If you're using a classic Blogger template like me, you will notice that you cannot click the post title to go to the post page. Luckily, there is a little trick which you can apply to make your post title to be clickable. I've applied it in this blog. Try to visit my homepage and click on my post title. Hehe..Ok, simply follow these tips:-For New Blogger:-It's pretty simple for New Blogger. Just go to your Dashboard. Go to Settings > Archiving > and Enable Post Pages? set to Yes. Click Save Settings button. DONE.Go to your blog and refresh them. By now your post titles should be clickable.For Classic Blogger:-Step 1First thing first enable your post pages. Go to Dashboard > Settings > Archiving > and Enable Post Pages? set to Yes. Click Save Settings button. (see image above)Step 2Then go

This post shows you how to add pictures,clickable images,images(open in new window),etc.If your site is full of text,then it will spoil the look of your blog.So,if you add some pictures here and there in the sidebars in your blog,then it will give your blog a professional look.Let's see how to do it.Adding a picture(unclickable one):First upload your photo to any free image hosting site like photobucket.com.They will provide an url(link) directly to the photo.Take a note of the url and use the code below replacing the url( from http to jpg) in the code to your original one.(Set your own dimensions to suite your needs)The image looks like this(unclickable)Code to add a clickable image:Here is the code to add a clickable image(open in the same window)In the above code,kranthitips.blogspot.com is the target url(replace that url with your desired target url) andthe image url aswell(set your own image dimensions).The output image will looks like thisClickable image(open in new window):Here

Google is changing the clickable area of their ad units, which may affect your ad performance in the short term. Google is restricting the area that a user can click on within an ad unit. I just observed it in the Google ad unit on this page at left side bar. The description, even if clicked on, is not taking to the advertised website. Instead of being able to click on the entire ad unit, the publisher can now only click on certain areas, such as the title and the URL in the ad. The change is designed to reduce the number of erroneous ad clicks. The result may be a reduction in CTR (click through rate) in short term, although the quality of clicks should now be higher. I am curious to know the drop in CTR and Revenue for publishers around. And does it affect the large portion for their revenue. So I am closely watching my reports for this week and next week. In a way, it’s good to keep away publishers from earning advertisers’ money for erroneous clicks which probably adver

The image you see above is a heat map of the old Google Adsense clickable region and the new one where the yellow color represents the active clickable region for Adsense ads. Google has recently redefined the clickable area for Google Adsense ads as reported by Google Blogoscoped. Google previously did this to the ads in Google search results but now Google is planning to make this a universal feature for all Publishers. This means that now you will get paid only for the clicks that are made within the region of the ad link or the ad url. Previously any click made within the range of the whole length of the ad block would be counted as valid and the Publisher used to get money for that but that theory will be a no-no from now onwards. The main motif of Google behind this new change is to prevent invalid and accidental clicks which caused a lot of disturbance for the Advertisers but this will more likely kill the earnings of a lot of Publishers and the Click Through Rate is bound to f

I would like to announce that the header is now clickable. I think I have had about 10 requests to do so, and I have made it happen.  :) I followed Terence Chang’s suggestion to just get rid of the PHP and just do a link with img as I would in html. Thanks Terence! As well, have you noticed that my RSS Feed Bear is blinking and licking his lips over the past few days? I thought for sure someone was going to get spooked! :P So if you want to find my home page, JUST CLICK THE HEADER!

Hi, for your commodity and because it is fun doing it I decided to create a clickable blog header. So if you are looking at something and want to get back to my main page just click the header to get back. I will soon remove the "Home" link as well as the "Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)" link on the bottom of the page. With the second one I 'v got a problem I couldn't resolve yet. Stay tuned...End Post

Hi, for your commodity and because it is fun doing it I decided to create a clickable blog header. So if you are looking at something and want to get back to my main page just click the header to get back. I will soon remove the "Home" link as well as the "Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)" link on the bottom of the page. With the second one I 'v got a problem I couldn't resolve yet. Stay tuned...

Ye Olde Blogger had clickable headers which enabled viewers to return to the main page simply by clicking on the headers on any of the post pages. The New Blogger seems to have done away with this function by substituting navigation links at the bottom of each post. However the clickable header can be implemented in...... two different ways in the New Blogger. You can have a title which is

A Clickable Image Map is a picture with multiple clickable areas. An Image Map in a blog can be used for navigating the site. Each area on the map is linked to a different target or web page or a different section on the same page........ Image maps present visual choices and hence are more intuitive for viewers. It must be obvious that the graphic is clickable or else you need to tell the

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