Guide Introduction: SEOquake is a program, which allows user to view a large number of SE parameters on the fly. SEOquake for Mozilla Firefox consists of three functional parts: SeoToolbar (requested parameters are shown in a separate toolbar in the browser), Seobar (requested parameters are shown in a separate, fully customizable with CSS, HTML block) and output of requested parameters on Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs). ATTENTION! Frequent use of large amount of parameters may lead to a ban from SE. In this case, you will need to delete cookies and change proxy server. How to install: In order to use SEOquake you have to be using Firefox. Firefox 3 and SSL check: How to turn off SSL check in Firefox 3 for extension installation - Go to about:config (simply right it down in an address bar), create a new preference of a boolean type - "extensions.checkUpdateSecurity" and set it to "false". Settings: From this window you can enable/disable different plugins for SEOquake. Update: Uninstall:
Setting up Joomla 2.5.x and VirtueMart 2.0.x for multiple languages Yes I made this in Shop tab there I select the languages. My question is: I go to a category and change in to English, I write the name and etc. then save it and I see only the bulgarian categories and when I change joomla language to english then I can see the english categories... and my question is can I miss that changing of joomla language... Can I see the bulgarian, the russian and the english categories and products without changing the joomla language? I understand how to create for three language but I don't see it and need to change the language of joomla... The module - I create new, select it for english language but see only the bulgarian language... The same is in the menu manager, there I create category menu for english, bulgarian and russian languages but when I select menu type - virtuemart category then I see only the bulgarian category to select.... categories in other language is missing...
How to effectively use SEO Doctor for diagnosing website problems Recent update of SEO Doctor, my free SEO audit tool for Firefox, was a very important release as now the add-on features the most comprehensive set of on-site optimization tools found in any extension, paid or free. One of the features I gave a lot of attention to was website indexing problems that seem to have affected a lot of webmasters recently (and no wonder too, with so many things that can accidentally go wrong). SEO Doctor automatically detects all possible causes for a page not to be indexed - robots.txt exclusion, meta noindex tag, rel canonical tag and x-robots-noindex http headers. In addition, it instantly detects all common SEO problems by simply loading a desired page in the browser window. As a little guide on using SEO Doctor to diagnose common problems, I decided to visit some of my recent commentators websites just to see what will come up in SEO Doctor. 1. Website: 2. 3. Website: 4. 5.
How To Add A Background Image To A Blog Post One Blogger user was asking how he can put a background image in one particular post or article, not all throughout his blog site or any other of his post, but just on one particular post. So after doing a little research, I managed to find one quick and easy solution courtesy of a blogger that goes by the handle of Spider from techniq.in. Before proceeding with this tutorial, you need to have an image already uploaded on an image server (like Photobucket) and that you also have your image’s URL. But if you think you’re all set, then read on: Go to your Blogger dashboard and proceed to ‘Layout’Choose “Edit HTML’ then hit ‘Proceed’Search for the following line of code by pressing ‘Ctrl+F’ #main-wrapper { 4. background:url(YOUR IMAGE URL HERE) repeat top right; /* background-attachment: fixed; */ 5. And you’re done! Comments will be closed off on this post 365 days (1 year) after it is published.
SEO: The Free Beginner’s Guide From SEOmoz Welcome to your SEO learning journey! You'll get the most out of this guide if your desire to learn search engine optimization (SEO) is exceeded only by your willingness to execute and test concepts. This guide is designed to describe all major aspects of SEO, from finding the terms and phrases (keywords) that can generate qualified traffic to your website, to making your site friendly to search engines, to building links and marketing the unique value of your site. The world of search engine optimization is complex and ever-changing, but you can easily understand the basics, and even a small amount of SEO knowledge can make a big difference. Combine this information with some practice and you are well on your way to becoming a savvy SEO. The basics of search engine optimization Ever heard of Maslow's hierarchy of needs? Our founder, Rand Fishkin, made a similar pyramid to explain the way folks should go about SEO, and we've affectionately dubbed it "Mozlow's hierarchy of SEO needs."
Understanding Magento Layout Update XML Note: The following article is constisted of pieces from more than one sources. You can view all of them at the end of the article. In Magento, layouts are the XML files that define a given page within the store. The templates usually specify a module and a template to go with that block, allowing for standard modules (such as loading a products data) to be combined with custom templates to style the data. In Magento a block is simply an imaginary container for something. A block can contain other blocks or it can contain the content itself. The type attribute above is "page/html" and the name of the block is "root". The purpose of this code is to display the block with the name "head". When a user visits a one-column page on your site, Magento first looks at the default layout and then it looks at the <page_one_column> layout. To illustrate, look at part of the contents of the <page_one_column> tag: This reference is referring to the "root" block defined in the default layout above.
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