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Okay, not a big news, but wordpress.com has opened up the registration to public. It previously required you to get an invite before you could get an account.
One thing you might come to dislike about wordpress.com is its support for template modification. It comes with only some themes for you to choose, and there is little or nothing you can do to tweak the selected theme.
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Own a Yahoo 360 blog? Or recently been to one? I bet you notice that all Yahoo 360 pages look the same. It’s worse than you see Kubrick theme all over Wordpress blogs. But thanks to Yahoo 360 team, you now can dress up your 360 pages.
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If you check this site The Million Dollar Homepage out, you probably can’t stop slaping yourself for not having thought of this simple idea earlier. Yes, this guy is trying to raise 1,000,000.00 dollars by selling pixel ads.
Don’t feel bad, it’s better late than never. Introducing 1mad, which stands for 1 million-dollar ad. Now you can start selling pixel ads! Install it on your blog, and you’ll be millionaire soon. It’s an opensource freeware. Feel free to use it.
A working copy has been installed on the right column of this blog. You may also see 1mad in action here.
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Introducing Ajaxsearch, my first ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) attempt. With Ajaxsearch, you can add a search box into your blog that returns the search result to your users as they type.
For live example, please use the Seach box on the right panel.
Installation is easy,
1. Copy ajaxsearch.js and ajaxsearch.php into your blog directory.
2. Add the following codes into the area of your blog where you want the Ajaxsearch box to display
<script src="ajaxsearch.js"></script>
<form name="form1">
<input name="keyword" onKeyUp="SendQuery(this.value)" style="WIDTH:100px" autocomplete="off">
<div align="left" class="box" id="autocomplete" style="WIDTH:200px;BACKGROUND-COLOR:#EDF3DE"></div>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript"> HideDiv("autocomplete"); </script>
3. That’s it!
It currently supports Drupal and Wordpress blogs. It’s an opensource freeware. Feel free to try it and leave comments. I’m working to port it to other popular blog engines, or you may help to hack it.
Latest version: Download Ajaxsearch-0.1.
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