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Creating Menus in WordPress

<div> 				If you've just installed WordPress and have added a few pages to your site, you'll likely see those pages in your main menu, but perhaps in the incorrect order. In order to take charge of your menu you'll need to build one -- fortunately it's very easy in the latest version of WordPress.First navigate to Appearance > Menus to build your menu for the first time.To get started, simply add a Menu Name and then click the blue button to create it. Next you'll need to assign it to a Theme Location which you can find on the top left. (This is where you'll know if your template supports the WP 3.0 menu system or not.) Choose the Primary Navigation and click Save.Next you can add Pages or Categories simply by clicking on the checkbox next to their names, then Add to Menu. (You can even add links to non-WordPress pages on your domain, or external links).Your new menu buttons should appear on the right side and now you're free to drag and drop them around to reorder. To make sub-menus (if your template support drop down menus) all you have to do is move a menu item to the right and it will click into place under the button above it.Click Save Menu and you're done!If this is at all confusing, you can find many videos online at YouTube and similar sites that explain the concepts in this tutorial visually, where you can see inside the WP interface.			</div>

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How to Create an Article in Joomla

<div> 				I will take you through a step by step process of creating a website using the open source content management system, Joomla. A Content Management System (CMS) is basically a software package which gives you a way separating the content from the view giving you more flexibility and ease of operation and maintenance. It also provides an easy to use framework to add and publish content to your site. In some ways it is similar to Wordpress but is more advanced and gives a lot more options both for view and content management.If you need more information on what a CMS is, you check out the Wikipedia.You can find a lot of information at the Joomla home page for the more advanced settings and features but I'll do my best to give you as much information as possible.Here's what you will need to get started:For now lets start with a basic local installation of Joomla on your PC. To fully implement Joomla, you will need a file system, a database and a web server. Instead of installing and configuring each of them separately, we will a package which includes all of them.You can find these packages at Joomla Extension directory which by the way is where all the extensions for Joomla are published. Extensions are a way of customizing you site with Joomla. We will go extensions a bit later in this tutorial.Basics of Joomla There a few major components that Joomla uses to accomplish the task and lets go through each of them one by one. As with any CMS, any Joomla site has 2 faces, first one is what the world sees'. Its all fancy and beautiful and all your work behind the scenes is paid off here. We will refer to this part of the site as the frontend from now on. The other side of the web-site is the administration site where you spend a major chunk of your time adding content to you site and setting up how its displayed on the frontend. This is the back end of the site. The backend for Joomla is a very important part of your website. Everything you see on the front end is added and configured in the backend. To get to the administration page of your Joomla site, just add "/administrator" to the end of your page url.Eg. localhost/Joomla/administrator/The default username/pswd for these standalone servers is admin/admin. If that doesn't work, you might want to check the Read Me notes that came with it. Static content in Joomla is created as Articles. These articles can be placed in different Categories which in-turn are in Sections. If the article is a stand alone page and does not belong in any of these Sections, it can be left out as a "Uncategorized" which means it's a static page by itself.Creating an Article To create an article simply click on the "Add new Article" icon on the dashboard or select Content à Article ManagerClick on the button New  to create a new article.You can start adding content to the text area similar to MS Word and add formatting to it. Once done you can save by clicking the Save button on the top right.Lets create a new article called "Hello World" and make it a static page by selecting the Section as Uncategorized.And if you want to see how your article looks on your site, click the Preview button on your top right corner.There you go, you have created an article in Joomla which is also a static page if you want it to be.Stay tuned for more Joomla tutorials.			</div>

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Programming Language C and C++

<div> 				Programming Language CThe C programming language was devised in the early 1970s as a system implementation language for the nascent UNIX operating system. Derived from the type-less language BCPL, it evolved a type structure; created on a tiny machine as a tool to improve a meager programming environment, it has become one of the dominant languages of today.The C programming language is a popular and widely used programming language for creating computer programs. Programmers around the world embrace C because it gives maximum control and efficiency to the programmer.Programmers get certain other advantages from Language C as well, like with this language they are able to read and write code for a large number of platforms. Everything, from micro-controllers to the most advanced scientific systems, can be written in C, and many other modern operating systems are written in C as well. Also, it becomes easier for programmers to learn object-oriented C++ language after knowing Language C.Programming Language C++C++ is an extension of C, and it is nearly impossible to learn C++ without learning C first. It was named "C with Classes" as it provides classes, but changed to C++ in 1983. It is an object-oriented language and also the most preferred one because object-oriented programs are easier to understand, correct and modify.The best features of C++ are:<ul> <li>C++ is a hybrid language-it is possible to program in either, a C-like style, an object-oriented style, or both.</li> <li>C++ programs consist of pieces called classes and functions. You can program each piece you may need to form a C++ program. The advantage of creating your own functions and classes is that you will know exactly how they work. You will be able to examine the C++ code.</li> </ul>C++ provides a collection of predefined classes, along with the capability of user-defined classes. The classes of C++ are data types, which can be instantiated any number of times. Class definitions specify data objects (called data members) and functions (called member function). Classes can name one or more parent classes, providing inheritance and multiple inheritances, respectively. Classes inherit the data members and member functions of the parent class that are specified to be inheritable. Therefore it is mainly used for:<ul> <li>Software Engineering</li> <li>Graphics</li> </ul>C++ is a high-level programming language that has some specific aims. For instance, it makes programming more enjoyable for serious programmers. It is also a general-purpose programming language that:<ul> <li>is a better C</li> <li>supports data abstraction</li> <li>supports object-oriented programming</li> <li>supports generic programming</li> </ul>C++ is used by hundreds of thousands of programmers in essentially every application domain. It has some specific quality that makes it the preferred language. Few of them are stated as below:<ul> <li>clean enough for successful teaching of basic concepts,</li> <li>realistic, efficient, and flexible enough for demanding projects,</li> <li>available enough for organizations and collaborations relying on diverse development and execution</li> <li>environments,</li> <li>comprehensive enough to be a vehicle for teaching advanced concepts and techniques, and</li> <li>commercial enough to be a vehicle for putting what is learned into non-academic use</li> </ul>Thus, C++ is a programming language which is C++ is well-specified, stable, and supported by standard libraries.			</div>

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Best CMS For Beginner Website Building

<div> 				Small business owners that wish to make their own website need all the help that they can get because learning how to develop websites from scratch requires some time to be set aside. While learning how to code websites isn't as complicated as making computer programs, the learning curve is a bit steep and you have to use your creativity as well in coming up with a good design. This is why beginners frequently start with a CMS or Content Management System.Why CMS?A content management system provides a solid framework of the site and design so it eliminates the need for beginners to do any kind of coding in any component of the site. This fact also makes it easier for beginners to add, edit, or delete content from the site for flexible website building. One can create a unique page with unique content and images for all to see and if the design is unique enough, visitors may not even be able to tell if a CMS was used as the backbone.There are many developers that are creating free and commercial content management systems so it is up to you to decide which one is best. There are several content management systems that provide a wide array of features, but end up being more complicated so they may not be the best ones to use for beginners. Content management systems that are too basic might not be enough to generate some rich and unique sites. The developers of WordPress take a different approach.Why WordPress?WordPress starts as a basic platform with a very friendly user-interface. You can notice how easy it is to use straight from the installation. It is easy enough for bloggers to use since the CMS is aimed towards that type of crowd. Beginners can start immediately with the default layout of WordPress and add content to their blog.Although WordPress is more recognized as a blogging platform, there are tons of widgets, applications, and other add-ons that significantly expand the functionality of the platform. Combined with the many free and premium templates available, WordPress is one of the most flexible content management systems out there. Beginners can start with WordPress and stick with WordPress even when the focus shifts to business side. WordPress users can expand the functionality of their site any time they are ready to have advanced features.In fact, there are several top brands that use WordPress as their primary blogging platform or CMS. Sites like eBay, People Magazine, Wired, and the New York Times all use WordPress for blogging purposes. Even some of the bigger names like Yahoo!, Sony, and Samsung use a heavily modified WordPress CMS to fit the layout and identity of the rest of their site.You can try the basic WordPress features by making a free account on WordPress.com. However if you want more than just blogging, using self hosted <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://beetnet.com/wordpress-how-to-use/">WordPress</a> is recommended.			</div>

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Content Management Systems - The History and the Future

<div> 				Content Management Systems (CMS) are any method of organising electronic information. With the rise of the internet, the phrase was adopted as a catch-all to describe a wide range of systems that allowed users to create, edit, manage and publish website content.Although in the early 1990's people were able to update some type of online content with products from both Microsoft and Lotus, the earliest example of a pure Content Management Tool came from Vignette with StoryServer around 1996. The next few years saw many CMS packages being released from the likes of Documentum, Interwoven and Broadvision.Between 2000 and 2005, the sector went through a massive wave of merger and acquisitions leaving a number of users unsupported after packages were abandoned and difficulties as packages were merged.By 2007 there were 3 types of Content Management System:1) Software EditingThese systems deal with the editing on a local machine or network and then rely on publishing to upload the new content to the website. Typically these offline systems require installation of software before editing can be undertaken.2) Online EditingThese systems typically require no software installation, giving flexibility to edit on any machine as long as a user has password access. Online content management systems can be very simple such as Wiki's through to sophisticated CMS editor functions such as Vx.3) Hybrid SystemsHybrid systems allow users to edit content online through an online editing system, but allow for "checking out" of content to work away from the system before the content is put back into the online editor.2008 and the future...Content management systems have become extremely sophisticated allowing users to manage and manipulate text, images, documents, audio, video and animations.New developments have brought the concepts behind Content Management Systems (non technical or design staff managing their websites) into other fields of the marketing mix. A number of systems have integrated email marketing functionality into their CMS, allowing tracking between the email and website functions.Cutting edge systems have begun to bring the offline into the content management platform. Print materials, PDFs and other offline communications are now being managed through CMS systems in a similar way to websites and emails.			</div>

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Structuring Your Joomla Site

<div> 				Once your site grows to more than half a dozen or so pages you will need a logical data structure so that your visitors can find your way through it. What seems logical and natural to you may seem confusing to your visitors who may be at the early stages of researching their needs.Reverting to my search, earlier this year, for a wood burning stove I had to learn a complete new vocabulary before I could make a reasoned choice, and although I did this by physically driving round the available suppliers, I was still astounded by the number of issues involved.<ul><li>Stove output - measured in kilowatts</li> <li>Stove fuel - wood or dual-fuel</li> <li>Stove dimensions</li> <li>Stove material - cast iron or steel</li></ul>And that's just for starters.Don't Make Me ThinkOne of the first principles of web design, after the 'three click' rule, is the 'don't make me think' rule. Your site must lead your visitors step-by-step to their destination without imaginative leaps and without having always to head back to your home page before setting out on the next journey.Structure in CMS SitesOne of the strengths of CMS sites is their ability to attract content notwithstanding the IT skills or lack of IT skills of the contributors. In fact many CMS sites are deliberately set up as 'Wiki' to attract visitor contributions.Whilst you might give visitors permission to add their own material in the form of blogs, comments, forums and even original articles, you would not give them access to your menu structure. They need to categorise their own input so that it will appear in an appropriate place on your site.Our Own CategoriesWe like to set up genuine sites as we assess products like Drupal or Joomla. In our case we were setting up a commercial site designed to bring new internet entrepreneurs together with the people that can help them get up and running. So we have three main categories<ol><li>About Us: general pages about the site, and us as owner/operators.</li> <li>eEnrepreneurs: people who need help to get an eBusiness up and running.</li> <li>eProviders: people who can provide that help.</li></ol>Sub-categoriesWithin these categories we have sub categories. Taking the eProviders main category we have:<ol><li>Content Providers</li> <li>Website Providers</li></ol>And within Content Providers we have<ol><li>Copy Writers</li> <li>Image Providers and Manipulators</li></ol>Setting up your Joomla Categories<ol><li>Login to the Back End of your site (yoursite/administrator></li> <li>Click on the Category Manager short cut.</li> <li>Click on 'Add a New Category'</li> <li>In the 'Title' field write "eProviders"</li> <li>Click on 'Save and Close'</li> <li>Click on 'Add a New Category' again</li> <li>This time type "Content Providers" but this time scroll down to 'Parent"</li> <li>Scroll down within parent to reach "eProviders"</li> <li>Click on 'Save and Close'</li></ol>Now you can carry on by adding "Copy Writers" with "Content Providers" as its parent.			</div>

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How To Start Your Very Own WordPress Blog For Novices

<div> 				WordPress has been one of the most favorite blogging platforms making it very popular to majority which can power countless of high-profile blogs and websites all over the world. This popular blogging platform is both powerful and easy to utilize, making it good if you are just a neophyte or you are an adept blogger.In order to start your WordPress project, this CMS blogging platform is completely free, which you are able to use the online interface or even install the software of WordPress on your own server and blog from there.Get StartedYou can begin your blog in just a few minutes. You can go to WordPress.com and click the Sign up now button located at the right side of the main page of the site. After which, you should enter your desired username and password and then check to agree with the terms of service then select the "Gimme a blog" bullet and click Next.If the WordPress informs you that your username has been taken, you just simply create a new one and try gain.Next thing to do is choosing a domain for your blog. This is going to be the address for your site which cannot be modified. So it is very important for you to select the domain name properly.Once you receive the confirmation email, you will find a link. Click it. Now you have your very own blog! You can now view your new blog instantly but the default theme is not that cool without you adding contents and pictures in it.Add Content To Your WordPress BlogOnce you have signed in to your WordPress blog, you will firstly see the WordPress Admin page. In here, you are able to find recent posts and comments, and stats of how many visitors have visited your blog. You can as well access all the tools and settings in this page.If you wan to add a new post in your WordPress blog, you must click the Posts link located on the left side and then click "Add New". Or, if you desire to edit the default the first post, hover over it and choose Edit.If you want to add photos or other files, you can click the picture icon right next to the "Upload/Insert". The free WordPress blog account you have enables you to store up to 3GB of documents and pictures that will really give you a nice start.You must click the Select Files button then choose the files you desire to add to your post. Once the file has been uploaded, you can insert a caption and decide on how to position the photo. Once you are done, click "Insert into Post".To add a video, you can click the video button. If you want to directly upload a video, you must have a paid upgrade but adding YouTube and other online videos is free. If you choose to insert a video from YouTube, click the "From URL" tab, and paste the link of the YouTube video then select Insert into Post.The moment that you are happy with the set up of your blog and editing its contents, click the Publish button located at the right side of the editor. Or, you can try to click the Preview button to see whether everything looks fine the way you want it then click Publish.			</div>

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Cyber Bullying Definition

<div> 				Cyber Bullying Definition - Cybercrime that targets school kids via digital means in order to intimidate and harass children. Other cyber crimes include cyber harassment, cyber stalking and identity theft. These cybercrimes are permeating a cyber space that spans the digital spectra of cellular and handheld devices, computer (PC, MAC) and console games such as PlayStation, XBox and the Nintendo Wii. These devices allow very young children to access Online Gaming forums, social media sites (Facebook, MySpace) and other communication channels such as chat and webcam applications. Victims of online cyber harassment are succumbing to this growing online threat and learning that, just like with Identity Theft, recovery can sometimes be impossible. Cyber bullying is not constrained by National or State boundaries.Cyber stalking is commonly linked to cyberbullying, a link that is delineated by the common age groups amongst each crime's demographic. Cyber stalking is typically associated with adult victims, whereas the term cyber bullying is commonly affiliated with teenager and middle school kids. As Cyber definitions continue to be indexed, this differentiation continues to seem appropriate.The public and private humiliation experienced by cyberbullying victims can lead to further anti-social behavior to include shunning. Online threats are not necessarily easy to spot, especially if attacks are targeting young family members that have been forced into silence. The 2006 suicide of Megan Meier opened the Public's eyes to the impact of cyber bullying, and the tragic cost when the behavior goes unreported. Megan Meier's suicide spurred Federal Legislators to consider legislating Cyber Bullying, although Legislators balked at the opportunity to add legislation that limits Free Speech, when States currently lump cyberbullying crimes into State level legislation.The Emotional maturity levels of today's youth, combined with their neiveity or defensiveness about their behavior online, combine to create an environment where a cyberbully can seed his/her victim(s). Digital information flies past the speed of light like a personal diary shuffled through the hands of any schoolyard bully. Quickly, the unthinkable can become a cyberbully victim's reality as social development and responsibility levels allow online threats to become more of a mountain and less of a molehill. Parents, Guardians and all others responsible for child safety need to proactively drive open and honest conversations pointed at targeting any threats to a family unit.Silent victims and bystanders promote the growth of a predator's power, and this power grows as he/she tears apart a child's psyche through the use of fear and humlitiation. The silence from victims and others privy to cyber bullying is deafening. It is critical that parents and children alike take steps to ensure that authorities can be alerted to cyber harassment such as cyber bullying. A united front supplements the security behind online disciplines and applications designed to prevent attacks from permeating the security of the home.Review Author Bio for additional resources regarding Cyber Bullying.			</div>

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A Few Ways to Build an Affiliate Marketing Website

<div> 				Affiliate marketing is the most promising way to earn money online. However, you need a website to do that. Building an affiliate marketing website is not an easy task unless you have a good knowledge on website building. Even an expert on internet marketing will need the help of someone to build the website for him. Therefore, it is interesting to explore how to build an affiliate marketing website.Building your own websiteIf you know your web design basics, you could build your own website. There are lots of HTML tutorials in the internet in case you want to use HTML code. Also, you have software such as Dreamweaver and FrontPage to get help. However, if you are not able to decide the use of colors and graphics, you should not attempt building your own website as those are also important elements that decide the professionalism of a website. Colors especially affect the quality of a website to a great extent if not used properly.In case you want help while you build your website, you have ample opportunity to seek assistance as there are many blogs that discuss such matters.Getting a website built by a professionalNo matter what type of website you want, the best way to own a website is to get a professional to build it. You will get a website of professional quality. The only drawback is the heavy expenditure and the time it will take to finish the job of building the site. However, it is worth waiting for two months to get a professional website built rather than to build an amateur website in a day and keep on adjusting it for the next six months. Besides, nobody will trust an amateurish website. You will get no income from such a website either.Use a free website built by an affiliate programThere are certain affiliate programs that supply websites to anyone who wants to join their affiliate program. These websites are complete with all the product data and graphics. Even the content is added. The one who joins the program has to do his own promotion and get traffic. When any traffic is diverted to the merchant's website or when any purchases are made by the visitors the affiliate site with get the commission. The only weakness with these websites is that all the affiliates will have similar websites. As a result you will not going to get much traffic. However, you have the option to change the content and make your site look different in order to stand ahead of the rest.Get a website template and build your siteYou have the option to get a free website template or you could purchase one for a small sum in order to build your website. These templates are no longer looking amateurish. You could add freely available themes and your own content and build a professional looking website. In case you buy a template from an online store they come with several pages ready to add content.Using one of these methods you could own a professional looking website.			</div>

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Anatomy of an Online Community Site

<div> 				Content management Systems (CMSs) offer a short cut to setting up your online community and over the years they have developed a common structure and jargon of their own. Unlike some other jargon terms CMS terms are mostly simple and logical. Here are a few of the most important.1. NodesNodes are the 'pages' of your site containing your text and illustrations. Normally there are two or more node types:Book PagesMuch of what you want to write will form several closely related pages - a book. If there is a logical sequence in your material - a thread such as a description of one of your services too long to go on a single page, you can organise it into a book.Basic PagesFree standing pages.ForumsLike books but open to your visitors to contribute.Nodes often have 'tasters' or 'summaries' that appear on your landing page and encourage the visitor to look further.2. Special PagesThe Landing PageThe landing page is the page on which a new visitor lands when he types in your site address in his browser. In most CMS sites it shows a list of 'tasters' but it can be a basic page in its own right. It will usually have at least one Sidebar and in that sidebar there will be a Block controlling access to the main body of material.Home PageYour Landing Page is almost always also your Home Page. The Home page is the title page of your site and its full address is normally <xmp>http://www.mysite.com/index</xmp> The /index can be missed out when using your browser to review your site.3. BlocksBlocks are similar to nodes but often contain control items such as the 'login' procedures and menus. They are assigned to a region - such as the 'left sidebar' and can appear on any or all pages.4. MenusMenus are lists of pages, on or off your site, together with links to that page. You will almost certainly have a 'main' menu with a link to your home page. Wherever your visitor is on your site he or she can get back to your Home page by clicking 'Home' on your main menu.5. Add OnsNormally the CMS program you down-load will be very basic and its functionality and appearance can be readily upgrades by downloading Templates and Modules. These can be found through links on the site you used to download the core CMS program. Some Add Ons are open source, others commercial.Templates sometimes called ThemesTemplates control the appearance of your site, colour schemes, fonts, screen arrangements - sidebars, headers, footers etc.ModulesModules increase the functionality of your site. The 'WYSIWYG' module allows you to type your copy in plain English, 'Superfish' provides enhanced menu functions.<blockquote>Like every other technology CMS, commercial or open source, has developed norms to help the user, though at first glance they may seem to be more of a hindrance.</blockquote>			</div>

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Web2.0 - The Origin

<div> 				When the dot com bubble finally burst in 2001, it proved to be a watermark event in the history of web development. Even though many people said blankly that the web was inefficient and actually over hyped, the fact is that these shakeouts and bubbles are nothing more than a normal part of every technological evolution towards progress. Shakeouts are the rare moments when a better technology comes up with different solutions to the problems faced before, so that it finally usurps the previous technology easily.Finally, the customers get to see what is true and what is not. They get to see the black from the white, and realize which stuff work, and who really are professionally involved in this field.Similarly, Web 1.0 gave way to a newer, brighter, faster technology in internet called Web 2.0. However, the concept of Web 2.0 began days ago, in a conference where O'Reilly and the MediaLive International brainstormed together for hours. Dale Dougherty, the VP of O'Reilly and a new Web pioneer stated that in 2001, instead of completely going through a crash, the web had instead morphed into an adventurous and highly profitable field for millions of people. The Web was more important than ever, with new software applications and websites opening up every few minutes. All the companies that had survived the fall out in the business came up with their common ideas, and Web 2.0 finally saw the light of the day.Within a year and a half, the entire world of Web 2.0 had been firmly cemented, with almost 9.5 million citations on record. But there has been a huge controversial response to this new technology, with a few people suspecting that it is only a marketing device, while the others disagree. They think that Web 2.0 is way more than an advertising tool, and has plenty of opportunities to offer, without which one might as well as go back to the Iron Age.So what do you think? Of course, before you answer, you have to realize the amount of benefits this Web 2.0 has brought forth. To name a few:1.	Regarding communication, Web 2.0 is an ace. Starting with some cool video sharing networks like YouTube, Web 2.0 has other social networking sites like Facebook, wikis and blogs which allow millions of people to log in everyday and start interacting with others.2.	If you have your business to promote, you can virtually do it in all these social networking sites which will not cost you a single penny.3.	Wikis have become important content displaying Web Pages where anyone can write, share and edit materials for others to see.4.	Web 2.0 has made it thousand times easier to do article marketing, be it for your business or anything else.5.	You can even use a huge amount of resources with the help of Web 2.0 and the RSS feeds on WordPress. Here, you can blog articles to social networking sites and gain a lot of exposure.6.	With the help of auto responder services only available in Web 2.0, you can collect contacts of your subscribers, and then send automated mails to them always. This way, you do not get labeled as a spammer, and you can work faster.So, if you finally understand the worth of Web 2.0, it is not too late to get this technology working in your home. This decision of yours will spell nothing but success and money for you!			</div>

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How to Choose the Right Content Management System (CMS)

<div> 				With all the different technology available, it can be a little challenging to decide what CMS to build your website with. So here is my quick guide to help you evaluate what system is best for you.First - do you really need a content management system? Unless you are planning on updating your site often, it doesn't make sense to have a CMS. A content management system will cost you more to produce and host than a regular HTML site. When you compare that cost to what an agency would charge to make updates on your behalf - the latter is usually the most cost-effective choice. You may also want to consider whether being personally in charge of your site maintenance is in fact a good thing. Many people like the idea, but soon discover that learning CMS and finding the time to make the necessary edits on a consistent basis, may not be worthwhile.Select the system that works best for your needs Is your website's primary focus e-commerce, a portfolio of work or a blog? You need to define its main "job" in order to evaluate how best to accomplish it. Joomla works great for large-scale websites that require more complex functions, whereas WordPress is ideal for smaller sites that are blog-driven. If you plan on simply posting blogs and photos, then you are better off with a CMS with limited capabilities that's easier to learn, maintain and less expensive to host.Look at the administration interface Can you figure out how to handle the basics with no instruction? If you can't add or edit a page, write a blog or add an image without a tutorial - find another CMS. You don't want to be "re-learning" how to implement changes every time you log in. One last note here, if it doesn't have a WYSIWYG editor for articles or posts - walk away. You don't need a system that makes more work for you.Pick standard platform I run across people who build their sites with unknown, unsupported or even proprietary systems. This can become very expensive down the road. All too often, the original developer goes missing and you're stuck trying to find someone to take over a site that doesn't follow common protocols. A standard, common platform will save you thousands of dollars in development costs if something goes wrong. Choose a supported CMS like WordPress or Joomla and stick with it!It should offer some creative flexibility Some content management systems don't allow a lot of customization in the layout and look of the site. You will want to update your site appearance every couple of years and you don't want to create a whole new site just to change some basic cosmetic features.Support and documentation Sooner or later, technical issues will likely arise, regardless of which CMS you choose. It's invaluable to have someone readily available who can fix the problem or offer you professional advice. If you have an agency, they will handle the issue for you and spare you a lot of frustration, but if you're on your own, make sure the CMS you choose offers an active support and reference community online you can contact for help.			</div>

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Website Anatomy

<div> 				Website anatomy would not exist without HTML. The acronym HTML stands for "Hyper Text Markup Language". This language was created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1980. Tim also heads up the organization that regulates the internet called the World Wide Web Consortium also known as (W3C). HTML is the official language of the WWW; specifically HTML 4.01 and XHTML. When multiple pages are constructed using HTML and joined together they form a website.The Consortium is responsible for all updates and changes concerning the WWW. However, web builders are free to build any type of website they choose. Technically, you could look at the anatomy of a website the same way we look at the structure of the human body. The internal parts are connected to function as a whole. When one part isn't working well the rest doesn't work well.You could use the analogy that HTML coding works like the heart does in humans keeping web pages alive. When one character of HTML coding is missing you get errors. The same can be said if you're having heart trouble. When the human heart stops working we are laid to rest and if HTML has bad code the page will not function.I'm using an analogy of internal workings of the body to illustrate that all parts of a website are equally important to each other and should programmed to get the best results. The truth is, the anatomy of humans is way more complex than the inside workings of a website. Websites can only do what humans program them to do.The internal parts of HTML are Hyper Text Links, Meta tags, content consisting of words, images and a other dynamic languages such as flash and Java Script. The Consortium is currently working on HTML 5.HTML 5 will no doubt be more dynamic in its functioning than current HTML Scripting. The desire to change and improve HTML is largely motivated by the limitations of the existing language.There are issues with flash and HTML 5 is rumored to have remedies that will help smooth things out. Search engines still don't index flash as well as simple text, so it will be interesting to see what's on the horizon.HTML 5 currently has a few completed scripts presently being used throughout the web. According to Wikipedia, the new standard incorporates features like video playback and drag-and-drop that are currently dependent on third-party browser plug-ins such as Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight, and Google Gears.Flash and Java scripting are mostly used to create interactivity between the user and a website. A good example is seeing what happens after filling out a form on a website. Boring to watch but, behind the web page, your information gets collected and distributed interactively because it was programmed beforehand. Humans retrieve the information and use it for all sorts of data processing to communicate with you again in the future.HTML is interconnects web pages with other web pages creating a web. Each page can be programmed with hyper text links that connect to other pages. When a Hypertext link is clicked, you are taken to different page with different content.As you break HTML parts down, you'll see parts of the language functioning in different ways to engage search engines such as Meta tags. Meta tags are directors that instruct search engines. They give descriptions of web pages and tell search engines how they should be stored or indexed.The three most important Meta tags are Description Tags, Keywords Tags and Title Tags. They play a very important role in optimizing a web page. The description Meta tag is used to tell search engines what your website or web page is about. A good description Meta tag is important and should also have your keywords in them.The keyword Meta tag inform search engines how to find your website based on the keywords you use to describe your web pages.The title Meta tag tells search engines the name of your website. These tags are often taken for granted and not used to their full potential.When all of the Meta components are working well together, you web page is working optimally Good optimization equals targeted traffic which could lead to increased sales, depending on the goal of your website.If you're planning to build a website, don't neglect the anatomy of a website. Give it your full attention for maximum results. Good Meta tag and keyword optimization is like feeding your website good food.Five Tips to maximize the anatomy of a website.1. Utilize Meta Tags to the fullest.2. Create a title tag that has your Keyword in it.3. Create a description tag that reveals what your website is about.4. Create a good Keyword tag with you main keywords in them5. Create keyword content that succinctly describes your website.			</div>

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Getting Cyberduck and an FTP Connection Set Up to Upload Your Website

<div> 				Hey everyone! In this article you can follow me through the steps required to download Cyberduck(only for mac), and set-up an FTP connection so that you can drag and drop your websites files to your online public_html folder. Something I should note for you here: this tutorial will not only be for mac user's. Just because Cyberduck is for Mac computer's only;) this does not mean you couldn't apply the information found in this tutorial to the many other FTP clients out there, and there are quite a lot of them. Before we get started I will be assuming that you already have the domain name, and hosting account(Including welcome email from hosting account) ready for your website. Personally I use Hostgator.com for my hosting, and GoDaddy.com for my domain names.The first thing we need to get started is a copy of Cyberduck:You can Download Cyberduck for Free at: cyberduck.ch/Once on their homepage look to the top right area of the page and click on the "Cyberduck-3.x.dmg" link to start the download. After you have finished downloading the.dmg file, follow the instructions to install the software on your computer.After finishing the installation, open the program and select the top left button: "Open Connection". Now, make sure that "FTP" is selected from the top dropdown bar, and that the port listed is 21. Below this, you will see a textbar named "Server". Fill this in with the IP address of your website; the IP address of your website can be found in the "welcome email" from your web host. The next two text bars should be filled in with the username and password for your website host. These will be found in the same "welcome email" that your website's IP address was found.If all goes well you should be looking at a list of folder's that includes your home directory: it should look something like this:"access-logs" - size - modified "etc" - size - modified "mail" - size - modified "public_ftp" - size - modified "public_html" - size - modified "tmp" - size - modified "www" - size - modifiedNote: the "public_html" folder, it is the root of your website where you will upload files to. For Example: if you drag and drop your websites index.html(or home.html, etc) page here, your websites URL will look something like "mydomain.com/index.html". If you have all of your websites pages in one main folder on your mac, open this folder and upload all of its contents into "public_html". There you have it, your website that you've poured so much time and effort into: it is, finally, online.			</div>

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Web 2.0 Marketing - Top 10 Strategies Exposed

<div> 				So you have head of "Web 2.0 Marketing" and would like to know how you can apply this in your business? In this article we will cover the top 10 strategies that work for me in my business and how you can use them.What Is Web 2.0? According to Wikipedia the definition is "The second generation of the World Wide Web, especially the movement away from static webpages to dynamic and shareable content and social networking" - So basically lots of features that have come from things like Blogs including "Comments" and "RSS Feeds" are some of the most important and more wildly used.Free Web 2.0 Sites There are many free user generated content Web 2.0 sites that are now available for you to use. Where you can submit your content, all of them include RSS Feeds and the ability for visitors to leave comments, some will have even more features such as the Blogging platforms.So What Is So Good About Having Comments? The search engines like frequently updated content, by having comments on your website this allows other people to create this content for you for free without you having to update it yourself. What they write in their comments may even get you traffic from the search engines that you may never have got before.What's So Good About Having RSS Feeds? RSS Feeds have 2 main benefits, firstly it allows your visitors to subscribe to the page via their RSS Reader which will alert them if anything changes or is added to the web page resulting in returning traffic to your website.The second major and overlooked benefit is that you can submit the feeds to RSS directories which will give you back links to your web page which will help push you up in the search engine results and can get you even more traffic.What Is The Benefit Of Syndicating Your Content To Web 2.0 Sites? Well the biggest benefit is the fact that that the ones I am about to share with you rank really well in the search engine results so you get traffic for keyword phrases that you just wouldn't have a chance ranking for with a new website and domain.The other benefits of course are things like you don't have to buy a domain name or even keep paying for web hosting to keep a web page up on these sites. You also get on site search traffic which would never be entitled to if the page was not on their website to begin with.Top 10 Sites You Can Syndicate To: All of these sites will support "Comments" and "RSS Feeds" and rank well in the search engines and are worth syndicating your content to:1) Squidoo.com 2) HubPages.com 3) WetPaint.com 4) Blogger.com 5) WordPress.com 6) YouTube.com 7) Livejournal.com 8) Webnode.com 9) Webs.com 10) Blogspot.comHow To Promote Your Web 2.0 Sites? Like any web page SEO (Search Engine Optimization) rules apply you should build up links to these pages from other websites in order to help boost your results in the search engines.Some places you can get links (and some traffic) from:1) RSS Directories (Submit Your RSS Feeds Here) 2) Social Bookmarking Sites 3) Other Web 2.0 Sites 4) Article Directories 5) Blog Comments 6) Forum Signatures			</div>

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Why You Should Or Should Not Blog?

<div> 				A quick lesson on blogs for those that may not know. A blog is and updated version of what you may have know on the world wide web pages a few years back as a guestbook. The guestbook "posts" allowed anyone to comment on that page and later it started to be called a "web log". The word "blog' was born from that. Today, blogs have taken the next step and allows comments on posts to be a "thread' of sorts that bloggers (as they are known) make their comments on other people's comments. So it becomes a discussion without borders or limits. This can be good and bad. Blogs are almost everywhere and many times blogs have actually become an entire website - mostly for individuals.Back to the title questions; why would you want to have or for that matter participate in a blog discussion? Have you ever stood around a vending machine at work and joined the current discussion already under way by a few others standing there? Most of us have and it's usually because we feel we have something worthwhile to contribute to the subject at hand. A blog discussion is very much the same. Except that it is written and people from all over the entire planet can contribute to the content of the discussion.It has become a sort of "Wiki". The definition of a "Wiki": A Web site developed collaboratively by a community of users, allowing any user to add and edit content.The well known Wikipedia is a great example of this in action.Blogs can be used by people who want to GET input from others on any subject they desire. Blogs can be used by people who want to GIVE their own knowledge to others on a particular subject. There are blogs that review products, blogs that are "how to" on any subject. You can do a search for blogs by entering a subject like dogs in to the Google search box and then add the plus sign followed by the word blog. When you search this way you will have search results of a couple hundred thousand blogs that are all about dogs. Do you like dogs? Do you like shoes? What do you like?As you can imagine a subject, you can bet there is a blog discussion. Some people keep up with blogs using what's call a really simple syndication method referred to as RSS feeds. Many blogs have these RSS feeds and it allows you to subscribe to those feeds so that for example in your Outlook program you can instantly know when ever there is a new blog post on a blog you are following. Then you can jump right and comment back with your own post or simply just read them or ignore them - you choose!There is mush more I could write about blogs but I'm saving my ideas to write in my own blog. Have you answered the question yet. Is having or participating in a blog for you?			</div>

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WordPress As CMS - Option Explored

<div> 				Talking about website development services, WordPress is being offered as a choice. Apparently a fully operational WordPress is not just about blogs now. As a content management system, or rather as a contender to the race with services like <a name='YANDEX_0'></a>  Drupal <a href='http://hghltd.yandex.net/yandbtm?fmode=inject&url=http%3A%2F%2Fezinearticles.com%2F%3FWordPress-As-CMS---Option-Explored%26id%3D6423613&tld=com&lang=en&la=1460742656&tm=1461840950&text=site%3Aezinearticles.com%20drupal%20tutorial%20inurl%3Aid&l10n=en&mime=html&sign=8f7588cc8b29e45571aa28bb5c540d7c&keyno=0#YANDEX_1'></a> website Development or Joomla website development, WordPress is presenting its case. Amongst the popular open source content management system options, Joomla and <a name='YANDEX_1'></a><a href='http://hghltd.yandex.net/yandbtm?fmode=inject&url=http%3A%2F%2Fezinearticles.com%2F%3FWordPress-As-CMS---Option-Explored%26id%3D6423613&tld=com&lang=en&la=1460742656&tm=1461840950&text=site%3Aezinearticles.com%20drupal%20tutorial%20inurl%3Aid&l10n=en&mime=html&sign=8f7588cc8b29e45571aa28bb5c540d7c&keyno=0#YANDEX_0'></a> Drupal <a href='http://hghltd.yandex.net/yandbtm?fmode=inject&url=http%3A%2F%2Fezinearticles.com%2F%3FWordPress-As-CMS---Option-Explored%26id%3D6423613&tld=com&lang=en&la=1460742656&tm=1461840950&text=site%3Aezinearticles.com%20drupal%20tutorial%20inurl%3Aid&l10n=en&mime=html&sign=8f7588cc8b29e45571aa28bb5c540d7c&keyno=0#YANDEX_2'></a> have satisfied their users, it is now the turn of WordPress to broaden its horizon and thus get accepted as one of the credible open source CMS solutions. While the claims can only be tested upon trial, a quick tutorial is presented below for the interested.The WordPress till now was popularly a blogging software. The same is now being advertised as a cost effective and useful open source content management system. Like other CMS in the category, it is available free of cost, has a supporting developer community, allows to build pages and creates posts and thus build the site's content, is customizable and is flexible enough for designers to opt from amongst the various theme choices. The themes or the customized options can be selected, depending upon the site's purpose and requirements. For instance there are categories of themes available, a specific being 'Real Estate Themes'. Backed by iThemes, as the name suggests, this layout is a website content management choice for those operating in the domain of property sale and purchase. These search engine optimized themes are high on quality, flexible on features and at the same time, quite economical. A customized theme, equivalent to the mentioned Real Estate Theme or Ecommerce Themes or Shutter Themes, will not only have to be conceived form scratch but also will bring along expensive tags. Theme selection will naturally be a function of the objective website is expected to solve.The SEO angleLet that be Joomla website development or any other website development option, higher search engine rankings are a must. In fact the day we actually think about a website, a natural fantasy is to see our web pages enjoying good ranks and search engine visibility. The WordPress website development, amongst the various other services, commits to fulfil this task. Search optimization, together with other things requires intelligent keyword placement. WordPress commits to achieve the objective, by default. As a content management system, it claims to manage to content in a way that keywords are placed suitably to be identified by the search spiders.Navigation simplicityAdditionally, there is ease of navigation offered by this <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.redchillimedia.com/open-source-solutions">open source CMS</a>. Whatever additions or changes you make to the website pages, navigation menu bar is automatically updated. The hierarchy is thus in place. With different themes, there are further options in the category. For example the drop down option for menu navigation. Thus without having to figure out the code, as a developer you can produce a well managed, organized site for the navigators.The BASIC!WordPress before anything is a blogging platform and so if it prepares its case as an open source content management system, it can certainly claim hassle free content up gradations. The current website designs are almost incomplete without a blog and this extra dimension is conveniently fulfilled by WordPress website development services.			</div>

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Updating Your Drupal Version

<div> 				Drupal is infamous for the number of version changes it goes through, but this need not be such a problem. Though the answer is frequently lost is the host of advice offered in the forums and documentation.The change process is relatively simple.First Step - FTP ClientsBefore we start we need to back-up our site and a CMS site like Drupal has two parts.<ol><li>The Data Base</li> <li>The Core Files</li></ol>Any good Internet Host should backup your files every 24 hours - check it out!To do this we need to make a copy of all the files that make up your web site as they stand on your host's server on your PC. The tool you use is called an FTP Client. and your host should give you one as part of your package (in 1and1 it's called 'WebspaceExplorer')If not, do what we have done and download the open source FTP client 'Filezilla'Backing UpIf you are using 'Filezilla' use your host's FAQs or helpline to set it up.When you open your FTP Client programme you should find your home computer's file structure in the left hand pane and your sites file structure on your host's server in the right.Create a new directory in your home computer called /site backups and a subdirectory in that identifying the date of your back-up then copy the whole site from the right hand pane into the new directory.It may take a while but it can be done in background whilst doing other work on your home computer.Now go into your hosting package and use their FAQs to back your database up into the same sub-directory.Down Loading and Unpacking Your new Drupal Version.Note - I have a separate directory on my computers and sub-directories for every Drupal Version to keep them clear of other filesOpen the Drupal home site and down load the latest Drupal release into your own site.it comes in as.zip or a tar.gz file - I usually use the.zip version.Now on your home computer use Winzip or other similar software to unzip the fileNote -Winzip will open a new sub-directory in the directory you used to download the software and in that sub-directory an additional sub-directory so my unzipped software is a directory called /sourcecode/drupal1.7/drupal1.7!Up-Loading the New VersionNow go back to your FTP Client and locate, in your home computer the new unzipped software (keep opening the sub-directories until you come to one with the actual drupal software files. These have names like 'includes', 'misc', 'modules' etc.On the hosting pane go up to the highest level in the file structure (at the top of the pane) and right click to create and name a new directory and then up-load all the files in the home directory into the new host directory.And Finally...On the left hand side of your FTP Client locate the folder that you used for your back-up and up-load the following to the host server, over-writing what is already there as necessary.<ol><li>The complete 'sites' directory;</li> <li>The.htaccess file</li> <li>Any Google, Bing or other files used to authenticate your sites with the search engines.</li></ol>Then...Go back into your Hosting account, select 'domains' and 'point' your site at the new directory.			</div>

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Help With WordPress

<div> 				Depending on the type of help with WordPress you're looking for, there are many different options. Let's take a look at the various options, based on the situation.If you're having specific problems with plugins, templates or errors with your WordPress installation itself, then the first stop should be the forums at WordPress.org. Hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of other users are constantly posting and sharing tips, helping each other solve similar problems.Searching the forums can sometimes be a daunting task, but there are some ways of doing a more effective search. If you're experiencing trouble with a plugin, try going to the plugin directory FIRST, then look for a link in the sidebar (under the big download button) called "Forum posts" -- clicking this will take you directly to a list of posts regarding that plugin. Do this before trying a general search on the Forums homepage. The reason is that doing a search there will give you results from ALL of the forums which can be very distracting as you will have to sort through a lot of posts that don't match your issue.The same procedure can also be done when looking at a template listing inside the template directory. It's a much faster way of finding the help you need. Sometimes template developers have their own sites with forums for troubleshooting issues with their themes, so try looking in Appearances > Themes for a link to the developer's site for help. This is usually the best approach so that you don't have to wade through forum posts that don't match your topic exactly.Additionally, when making a post in the forums (only after you can't find someone else with the same problem) make sure you write an appropriate tag such as the plugin or template name, or the specific section inside the WordPress administration. This can make a big difference whether or not other users find your post or not.In addition to searching at WordPress.org for solutions, you can also find help with WordPress in the form of tutorials on sites like YouTube or HubPages.com. These sites are full of video and text tutorials that can train you on virtually every aspect of using the WordPress CMS. Chances are someone has written a tutorial on the exact topic you're looking for, so search those sites and you'll become a WordPress pro in no time!			</div>

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Why Permalinks and How Do You Use Them?

<div> 				Almost every day, permalinks are used and casually referred to. The unspoken assumption assumes a common knowledge as to what permalinks are and how they are used.In the course of reading a book or article, I often come across certain words again and again until they are familiar. But some how along the way, I never did learn the meaning. Sometimes, I even have acquired a wrong definition that is not corrected until I go to the dictionary and look up the word. That is not the case with permalink. Not a wrong definition, but I have never looked up what it actually means and does.Wikipedia defines permalink as a portmanteau word made up from permanent link which never changes. Thereby, any link disintegration is avoided. Most weblog use permalinks as an URL that points to particular blogging entry long after it has been moved from the front page to the archives. Making it useful for tracking and saving pervious blogs.Here is another word, portmanteau. It is a word that is made up from two other words. An example is blog. It is made from web and log as in journal. A blog is a journal online.Although other types of websites may use permalinks, it found more readily in weblogs. This is because a blog with continuous new entries will feature an entry for only a short time before it is move from its front page to the archives.Many visitors to weblogs want to store the URL for a particular entry that is on the front page. They may find when they revisit the site that the article that they want to store has been replaced by another entry. So many bloggers prominently post permalinks so that the visitor will store the long lived URL or permalink for reference.Weblogs use permalinks in numerous other ways. They can be used for link tracing, link trackbacks and various feeds since they refer to specific weblog entries.There is not one correct way to format permalink URL. Generally, permalinks are made of a string of characters which represent the date and time of posting and author. Then if the article is renamed, edited or archived, the permalink functions as a internal database identifier. For example, Blogger has a feature which a post's ID is placed in the Blogger template and a permalink is created.While Blogger takes care of permalinks for you, users of Wordpress weblogs can take a more active role. If you use Wordpress you can customize your permalink from the WordPress admin panel.The Wordpress default permalink is considered ugly and unprofessional. The URL looks something like this:[http://domainname.com/index.php?p=15] (where 15 is the post number)This Permalink is ugly with all the letters and question mark. It does not give the reader information about the post other than the number. The default does work on all server environments such as Linux and Windows.Wordpress does offer three options to change the permalink to being pretty which can give more information about the entry in the permalink title.The first option gives the posts' date and name and looks something like this:[http://domainname.com/2007/08/03/sample-post/]The second option is numeric and looks something like this:[http://domainname.com/archives/123].The third option is custom in which you can specify the permalink structure you want. This is useful if you want to add keywords to your URL for seo purposes.The writer at bloggerholic.com gave his method of adding keywords to the permalink. The format is:/%category%/%postname%-%post_id%.htmHe goes on to say that he added post_id%.htm to distinguish between other posts with the same name.So the he states that the resulting URL will look something like this:[http://domainname.com/search-engine-optimization/how-to-create-seo-titles-using-permalinks-31.htm].If you wish, you could use .html instead of .htm as show in the example. Either way, you will not create actual .html files. It is just an illusion and does not offer any search engine benefits. It just gives a cleaner look and you can number your posts per example.			</div>

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Grails + AngularJS = Better JavaScript

<div> 				In addition to being the most popular client-side programming language, JavaScript is also currently being used along with HTML5 and CSS3 for development of responsive websites and web-based mobile apps. But the developers still need to use various JavaScript libraries and frameworks to build quality web applications rapidly. Many programmers prefer combining JavaScript libraries with other web frameworks to enhance the web application's functionality and performance. A number of reports have highlighted that many web developers nowadays prefer using AngularJS and Grails framework together.Grails FrameworkGrails is a web application framework which is designed for the Java platform but uses Groovy programming language. It aims to make programmers more productive by supporting software development paradigms like Convention over Configuration (CoC). At the same time, Grails also comes with features like integrated ORM, support for NoSQL, and dependency injection powered by Spring. The users can further extend the framework by using a number of built-in plug-ins additionally. Grails further allow programmers to work with several popular IDEs and text editors like Sublime, Eclipse and Texmate.AngularJSAs a structural framework, Angular makes it easier for programmers to create a variety of dynamic web applications. It is used widely by developers for creating single-page websites. While using Angular, the programmers have option to use HTML as a template language. They can simply extend the syntax of HTML to express the application's components in a clear and readable format. As the framework keeps the view and data model of the application synchronized the developers are not required to manipulate the document object model (DOM) manually. Angular can also be integrated with a number of libraries. The users can further customize the framework according to their specific needs by making changes to its features.How to Combine Grails and AngularJS?The developers can use a specific plug-in to add AngularJS resources to the Grails application. The plug-in will add services, controllers and other resources of AngularJS to the Grails application. At the same time, it will also generate several AngularJS modules like angular-animate, angular-touch, angular-cookies, angular-messages, angular-sanitize, angular-route, angular-loader, angular-resource, and angular-aria. These modules help developers to add functionality to the Grails application without putting any extra effort.Alternately, the developers can also combine AngularJS and Grails by converting the AngularJS code into CoffeeScript code. However, this method is recommended only for users who are familiar with CoffeeScript. They can simply use the plug-in provided by Grails to convert JavaScript code into CoffeeScript code. As CoffeeScript aims to make JavaScript code more readable, it will be easier for programmers to manipulate the code from the Grails applications.Why Combine Grails and AngularJS?The developers can combine AngularJS and Grails in a number of ways. So they can combine the two frameworks without any hassle. After combining the two web frameworks, they can make each to take care of certain tasks. So they can split the common task between the two frameworks to enhance the applications performance and functionality significantly.In comparison to Grails, AngularJS is more effective in handling single-page websites. So it can handle the changes made to a single page more efficiently. So the developers can use it for handling single-page changes like DOM manipulation and client-side data binding. Likewise, AngularJS can also be used for making AJAX calls and organizing client-side <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mindfiresolutions.com/Offshore-Javascript-AJAX-Development-India.htm">JavaScript development</a> code. It will further make it easier for developers to perform client-side unit tests through the Jasmine. The developers can also take advantage of the client-side dependency injection (DI) provided by Angular JS.On the other hand, features and functionality of the Grails can be availed to manage large-scale websites more effectively. It can be used effectively for providing RESTful services, and mapping URL for full-page transition. Grails will further help programmers to manage application concerns like client-side and server-side dependencies, command control centers, overall file layout, and packaging and building. Likewise, Grails will help users to perform unit, integration and functional testing on the server-side. They can even use Spring to manage server-side dependencies more efficiently.On the whole, the developers can combine <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="https://angularjs.org/">AngularJS</a> and Grails in a number of ways. After combing the two frameworks, they can avail their features to effectuate common client-side and server-side activities. However, they still need to divide tasks between the two frameworks based on their individual features and functionality.			</div>

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Structuring Your WordPress Site

<div> 				Pages and Posts are the two main content types inside WordPress. While they sound the same, there are actually some big differences in how they work within the overall system.Pages are most often used for static, permanent articles that won't change very often. About, Bio, Company, Contact -- these are general types of content that won't have frequent updates and can remain as a static page. It's easy to further organize your content by creating sub-pages. The top level page is called the Parent and anything below it is it's Child. This setting can be found under Page Attributes on the right side when editing a page.Posts are most useful with blog or news sections as you can easily create a Category that holds all of those posts, then create a menu link to the Category, which will automatically display every post you've assigned to it. As with Parent/Child pages mentioned above, you can also have as many sub-categories as you want, making for very effective content organization.If you are planning to write frequent content on a particular subject, then using the Categories/Posts combination is the best way to go, as WordPress will be handling all of the linking and formatting for you.Another way to split off your Posts is to use Tags. In this way you can have a primary subject like "gardening" but create separate tags for different sub-topics. WordPress will automatically create separate links to all articles tagged with the term you choose, providing an additional method for visitors to find content within your site!For additional tips on organizing your content in WordPress, visit the links below.			</div>

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First Steps With Joomla CMS

<div> 				The easiest way to create a website is to use one of the free open-source content management systems. Many bloggers choose Wordpress because it has a simpler user interface and beginners need less learning. Joomla is considered to be more complicated and not suitable for beginners. The truth is that for every new system you have to learn something new and the best method is learning by doing. Joomla is universal CMS, you can adapt it for almost any online purpose. If you have no experience with creating websites or content management systems, Joomla has everything needed to make the first steps in online presence. One of the strengths of Joomla is also a great web community. For any problem you may encounter there is some answer on the web waiting for you.To get first experience and to learn the basic principles of creating web pages it is best to have Joomla installed on your computer. Since typical web CMS is not a desktop application but only a script, you need a special environment to run it. This means Apache web server, MySQL database and PHP processor. You don't have to install them separately, there are some simple solutions like WampServer or EasyPHP which provide everything needed to run any PHP script. You will also need a database--install phpMyAdmin and use it to create one database and remember its name, username and password. Joomla installation is also very simple, you simply unpack the archive in the www folder and start the installation procedure. You will have to enter the database data and a password for administration. You will also be asked whether to install sample data. You should do it unless you already know Joomla. After the installation is finished you have a working website. You can test it in the browser by entering "localhost" or the address of the computer where you have installed it into the address bar of the web browser.You will need some time to understand basic principles of CMS and website creation. Simply log in to the administration back-end and check all menus to see what is available there. Try to make some changes and see what effect they have on the website. You should also search web for Joomla tutorials. Again, if you are new to Joomla and web content management systems you will need some time before you will be able to make the website according to your needs and taste. Whenever you have a question or problem simply Google for it. Joomla has a big community of developers and users, every task or problem is already described somewhere.			</div>

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Why Learn Html

<div> 				Ever heard the old adage"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime"?Well, the same can be applied to having a web site on the Internet. Learning how to write your own html code and building your own web sites will not only free you from depending on the whims of others but it can also open doors.Its true that there are a lot of online site builders available on the Internet that allow you to build and publish a web site with little or no geekismness. To use one of these builders all you need do is, select a template, type in a little content, a couple of point and clicks and bada bing, your on the Internet. Just like thousands of others with the exact same web site.If you will be satisfied with paying a steep monthly fee, for a limited web site, for something you can do yourself, then "never mind". But, for those of you who think that self-improvement, saving money and being on equal footing with your 10 year old would be a worthwhile endeavor then you should consider learning html.Save moneyThe first thing that knowing html and building you own web site will do is save you a lot of money. The average online builder costs between $19.95 and $39.95 a month. I have a web site with hundreds of pages hosted on a basic plan and I pay $4.99 a month. The basic hosting plan that I use is more than the average small business web site will ever need.Not only does learning to build your own web site save you money it also opens up a new world of opportunity.Make moneyThe rates for professional web site builders vary from a few hundred for a small site, to thousands of dollars, depending on the number of pages and other factors. All things considered, the average professionally built web site, costs around $100.00 per page. As you can see, the potential to earn is there.Once you have mastered html and have a few web sites under your belt you can consider a online business. Start by building a free web site for a few of your friends. Just to get the word out. Next, advertise to businesses and individuals in your local and surrounding newspapers. Most small businesses want a web site but don't have their own web design departments. The majority of my business comes from local advertising.You already have all the tools you needYou don't need to buy any special tools or software to write html or publish your html pages. It can all be done with Notepad on a windows system or Text-Edit on a Mac system. Notepad can also be used to write most of the other popular scripting languages such as javascript and php.Everything you need to learn web publishing is available right here. Instructions on web design, html tutorials, cascading style sheet tutorials all exist on the Web. There is no age limit and its free. So, what are you waiting for?			</div>

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How To Choose A Not Terrible SEO Link Building Tool

<div> 				Building SEO links by hand is still one of the most helpful things you can do for ranking your website. Suss out where your prospective market is hanging out. Attract them back to your site with top quality information and other memes, images, videos and hooks. You should also leave an open loop that keeps them craving more (we teach these sorts of link baiting methods in our certification events).Everyone is selling backlinking tools and most nearly everyone uses them or is spending money looking for the best one!And in these days of Google Pandas and Penguins the 1 Million Dollar question is: "How do you survive the potential SEO zebras and skunks in the future?"How should you create inbound links but also avoid future Google SEO penalties?The best solution is to make use of a link building tool that has an extremely normal link building pattern and does not leave a footprint.We do not settle for "second best" when it comes to link building tools, nor should you.Here is What We Look Before Buying a Back linking Tool:The marketing copy and sales page must not be too sleazy on a backlinking tool. You know the one. Huge promises, empty features. If it's sleazy on the outside, chances are it will be sleazy on the inside. This is true for any SEO tool you buy. But this is especially true for link building tools because links are not something you can have removed easily once you make a bad link building decision. If you get penalized by Google the only way to dig yourself out is with purchasing or building quality links or by deleting the pages that have been flagged.The Quality of the Link is Extremely Important:Don't tolerate spammy 3rd party link building sites. Look for good sites. Some lesser quality is to be expected with most link building packages. However I'd rather pay a little more per link and have quality.The Primary Things To Watch For:1. I am not so interested in a network of blogs. Google has hit those hard recently. I have no clue the quality of the link if they don't tell me. Is it themed? Is there page rank? Is the content descent?2. I want links from proven SEO platforms that drive traffic. They should also drive PR or Page Rank. Some of these back links will be from sites that do not follow or "no-follow" their links. This is just fine because it looks more natural.Here is my preferred types of 3rd party platforms in descending order:squidoo, storify, scoop.itwiki submissions and article directories.edu links - A handful of these is enough unless you have a very educationally rich topic or a topic that would appeal strongly to students (like concert ticket sales)web directories, business directories -articles on Web 2.0 blogs like Digg and Stumbled Upon are excellent when highly trafficked.public blogs like blogger.com, wordpress.comtwitter and other micro blogssocial bookmarks and status updates are marginal, as are forums and blog comments - better than a hit in the head, but you have to have a ton to make any impact on your Page Rank.content aggregator and RSS aggregator sites. These are useful and should be an automated part of your empire.3. Being able to schedule the links or throttle the speed of your link building is important. New web sites need to build their page rank and link building process more slowly. This is true especially if the website has never had a link campaign before. Don't go from 0 links to 3000 links overnight. This looks very unnatural and suspicious to Google. Don't do it. Sort of funny that people actually PAY to get themself de-indexed, not even knowing what they are doing.4. I want you to get an SEO link report, once the URL to your site has been created for two reasons:You will want to check on the quality of the link. What does the content look like? Are there grammar errors? Do they stay true to the theme of site?You will want to pipe the URLs into the second-level One-Feed. We train folks on how to do this.How I Proceed with Testing a New Back Link Service:Backlink testing can be extremely hard. It is best to start with a fresh domain- unpolluted by previous link building efforts. When testing the power of an inbound link campaign, you need a clear head and a fresh domain.For example, it is best to have a minimum of six domains all with a similar PR. These domains should have roughly the same activity and same amount of traffic. It is helpful if they are ina similar niche. This will help you create a testing and ranking "baseline". Then on 3 of the 6 sites you should test the unknown non-sleazy backlinking tool.Give your test at least three months and watch the traffic, conversions, rankings. Also keep an eye on the pagerank. Three months should be long enough for Google to have an algorithm update as well as a couple of the regular monthly evaluations.Also keep an eye on Google webmaster tools for any signs of unnatural links. They may leave you signals and warnings about bad link building in your Webmasters notes. If you have a new domain get a message in Google webmaster tools, you still can't be absolutely certain that the offending issue is the new inbound links you have recently added, but it is a good signal to check.It is a good idea to look at analytics and webmaster tools for our entire empire once per week.If you wish to see the list of the platforms and back linking tools that have made the cut for us you can visit our <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.networkempire.com">SEO training area</a>.			</div>

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Learn Website Building Fast

<div> 				Many people who want to have their own website are just deciding to create it by themselves instead of finding people to do it for them. When they are already in the process of learning how to build a website, they realize that it is just an easy process and that they can learn website building in a short span of time.The first thing needed to learn website building is a web editor; it is a specific software program that will enable you to build web pages. You will be able to find different types of web editors online and you can obtain them by either paying a certain amount of price or for free. One example of a free web editor is called the Kompozer and even if you are just a beginner, you will not have a hard time using it because you just have to drag and drop the different elements of your website. But whatever web editor you decide to download will allow you to do several things such as add headers, footers, links and even hyperlinks. You will also be able to insert different images, texts and tables; in the same way, you will also be able to modify colors and styles of these elements in your website. Amazingly, a web editor will also enable you to view how your website looks like by viewing it in your installed browser. Modifying the contents of your website will also be catered to you by your web editor; and of course, you will be able to upload these pages to the World Wide Web.The most basic language used in building websites is the HTML; this is where most of your website will depend on. However, if you want to make your website look more appealing to your visitors, you can try incorporating other languages with it such as PHP, DOM, AJAX and JavaScirpt.Now that you have already learned about the basic things you need to know about building your website, it is now important to be aware of the different benefits you will be getting from it. The first benefit is that you will be able to save time from telling web developers what you want in your website or if there is something you want to change. In addition to the time you will be saving, you will also be able to save you precious money because you do not have to pay someone else to create your website for you. Another benefit is that you will be able to acquire new knowledge that you can use in the future; you will even be surprised with the things that you can do once you apply all your acquired knowledge. Lastly, you will be able to work from the benefits of your own home and you are your own boss.Learning all the information provided, you should be convinced by now that nothing is easier than to learn website building on your own. And it would not hurt to try it for yourself; after all, you have nothing to lose by doing it.			</div>

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Basic HTML For Beginners

<div> 				Do you know what is HTML? Are you looking for a "HTML for Beginners" Guide?First, let's look at the definition on Wikipedia, HTML, short for Hypertext Markup Language, is the predominant markup language for web pages. It provides a means to describe the structure of text-based information in a document -- by denoting certain text as headings, paragraphs, lists, and so on -- and to supplement that text with interactive forms, embedded images code which can affect the behavior of , and other objects. HTML is written in the form of labels (known as tags), surrounded by less-than (). HTML can also describe, to some degree, the appearance and semantics of a document, and can include embedded scripting language web browsers and other HTML processors.There are many people now using WYSIWYG HTML editor to format their web pages and therefore you do not really need to under HTML at all. However, I still recommend you pick up some simple HTML tag such that you can understand. Understanding some simple HTML tag allows you to edit your email, edit your MySpace profile, or even make your post in forum more attractive. Well, here's some of the "HTML for Beginner" examples which I find helpful.First, remember that all HTML are surrounded by less-than () signs. For example,There are many different tag you can use to format the web pages or blogs.Tag P denotes Paragraph and tag B means Bold the text			</div>

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Social Media Tips and Strategies

<div> 				According to the Nielsen Research Group, social networks and blogs have moved ahead of personal e-mail among the most popular online activities people engage in.Even presidents of a publicity traded firms are using social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Naymz to connect with potential clients by providing useful publicity tips and information to friends and followers. Using this new marketing tool, enables leaders to reach out to the right audience in a new way and has gotten multiple qualified leads from their efforts.Even companies from hospitals to restaurants are jumping on the social media bandwagon and whom have successfully implemented great tactics. Hospital today have blogs, a Facebook group and a YouTube channel. Restaurants are using blogs, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.The more established a business is seems to be the hurdle to when they start using sites like Twitter as a marketing tool. depending on their services and products, many set up separate accounts for each product or service. They do this so customers who are looking for specific information are not receiving non-relevant posting.Some companies are not using social media sites to make money directly online, but to make direct contacts to potential clients and keep their existing clientele informed. I think all of the social medias are great avenues for marketing, and they're free.Professional writers too are using Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Linked In, Ziggs, Multiply, Amazon (Filedby), Goodreads, Freewebs, Barnes & Noble, Xing, Twine, Squid, Naymz, Technorati, Blog Catalog, Urbis, Wandering Educator, Webs, Wikipedia, WordPress, Blogspot, Urbis, Naymz, Hub Page and more.They have quickly found that using social networking not only develops their online presence, but also increases sales as a result of these efforts. By the way, do you want to learn more about Social Media?			</div>

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Learn How To Design and Build Websites With Dreamweaver

<div> 				If you are considering building your own website and do not know anything about building or designing websites the fast way to learn is getting involved with a tutorial of some kind. Learn from somebody that already knows how things are done and just follow their examples as you start building your website. There are two way to go, you can find a e-book Dreamweaver course or a Video course where Dreamweaver is explained.Both ways will work it all up to you to find the best way that will help you get started the fastest, I have included a few mistakes that you want to avoid when building your first website with dreamweaver.1) Splash pagesSplash pages are the first pages you see when you arrive at a website, normally with a big image or something like this. These pages does not make much sense when building your site as you always have to keep in mind how does navigation works for my visitors and how does search engines like Google see my page. So if you can avoid it do not make a splash page as your index.htm page.2) Banner advertisementsIf you want to make money with your website, then AdSense will make the most sense for your users, banner ads takes up a lot of space and history tells us that people do no click on them. So don't waist your space on banner ads.3) Clear navigationNavigation on your website is very important for your customers but even more important for your search engine ranking. By making easy 1-click navigation is a must on all pages. If your customers do not know how to navigate your site people will not see what you want them to see. So forget flash and drop down menus4) Clear indication of where the user isWhen visitors are deeply engrossed in browsing your site, you will want to make sure they know which part of the site they are in at that moment. That way, they will be able to browse relevant information or navigate to any section of the site easily. Don't confuse your visitors because confusion means "abandon ship"!5) Avoid using audio on your sitePeople will leave your site if they get loud audio from your site and they have to jump to turn down their speakers so avoid audio on your site.So use the Dreamweaver tutorial to learn website building and saves a lot of money by doing it yourself. Even if you don't know HTML or anything about building your own website you can learn it really fast by using an online tutorial.			</div>

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How to Make Money Blogging About Things You Are Passionate About

<div> 				What Is A Blog?According to Wikipedia:<blockquote>A blog is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. Many blogs provide commentary or news on a particular subject; others function as more personal online diaries.</blockquote>So a blog is a website that has regularly updated content that you can use to communicate information.What Blogging Software Should I Use? There are a lot of popular options when it comes to blogging software. Some options: <ul> <li>WordPress.org</li> <li>Wordpress.com</li> <li>Blogspot.com</li> <li>Tumblr.com</li></ul>For my money WordPress.org is the best blogging software available. But to use it you'll need to buy web hosting.Buy Web Hosting For Your Site When you decide to use WordPress.org for your blogging software, you'll need to find a website host where you can install WordPress, and from where it will be served to the general public. If you're just starting out a cheap shared host will most likely be your best bet. Many of these hosting packages can cost anywhere from $5-10/month.If you're more ambitious and hope to be making money in the long run you may want to start out on a more expensive hosting package, even purchasing a dedicated virtual server at one host or another. Do your research to find out which hosts are the ones that people are currently most happy with.Choosing A Niche And A Name For Your BlogBefore you install and setup WordPress on your new host, you'll want to figure out what niche you want to blog in. First figure out a few topics that you're passionate about and that you think you could blog daily about. Next do some Google searches for keywords on the topic, and see how many search results come up (to see how much competition you'll have). Also see what kind of search volume those keywords have - to see if it is worth your while. Once you've found a niche, you may want to try and set yourself apart by choosing a sub-niche, so that you'll still generate good traffic from your topic, but also find some targeted users from your specialty.Once you've figured out your niche, pick a name for your blog by choosing a name that has good keywords (which will help with SEO.). If you're blogging about quilting for example, try to get the word quilting - or a related keyword - into the title.Once you've chosen a domain name, run it by a few friends to make sure it isn't strange or hard to remember. When you've confirmed that it isn't, purchase your domain name with a recognized and good domain registrar like godaddy.com.Setting Up WordPress On Your New Host Now that you've bought your domain and purchased hosting, it's time to set up WordPress. Set it up using the 1 click install at your webhost. If that option isn't available, you can upload the necessary files via FTP as well. Full instructions can be found at WordPress.org.Install A Custom WordPress Theme And Plugins PluginsOnce you've installed WordPress you'll want to install a customized theme and install plugins to help extend functionality. Make sure to install plugins for SEO, a contact form, spam comment filter, sitemaps plugin, database backups, and a caching plugin if you're using a shared host.Write A Lot Of ContentThis point can't be stressed enough. Write a LOT of content. Get on a schedule of writing 4-5 days a week, and stick to it.Write your content so that it is tailored towards the search engines. Write titles how people search for things in Google so that your article comes up. Do keyword research using online tools, and figure out what keywords pay well, and which ones have high search volume. Target them.Promote Your ContentNow that you're writing daily you also need to promote your content. Places to promote:<ul> <li>Social Media</li> <li>Blog Carnivals</li> <li>Guest Posting</li> <li>Forums surrounding your topic</li> <li>Commenting on other blogs</li> <li>Networking with others in your niche.</li></ul>Make Money On Your SiteThe fun part of blogging is often making the money that goes along with it. Some ways you can make money:<ul> <li>Google AdSense</li> <li>Chitika</li> <li>Text Link Ads</li> <li>CPM Ads</li> <li>Private ad sales</li> <li>Sell e-books that you've written</li> <li>Affiliate sales through Amazon Associates, CJ.com and other networks.</li></ul>Wash Rinse RepeatThere is no magic wand that can create a new site for you and have it instantly generating income. It all comes down to the hard work of generating original content, doing SEO and keyword research, and coming up with advertising and sales relationships that will benefit you in the long run. If you stick to it though, you can have a nice side income entering your bank account within 6 months to a year. Good luck!			</div>

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