Rarely heard of it from any of the popular web design / development sites (blogs, forums, info portals and so forth), there’s actually a small implementation of the tag <comment> in both Internet Explorer Windows and Internet Explorer Mac.
You are <comment>not</comment> browsing on Internet Explorer.
SSI stands for Server Side Includes that is a default module in Apache web server. In essence, it provides a very simple mechanism to include one HTML file in another one, thus tremendously reducing redundant coding and increase the ease of later maintenance.
So, to get 80% out of SSI, the only directive you pretty much need is this:
However it still needs my moderation before they appear on the page, but if they do, it is a valid backlink from the perspective of a search engine crawler.
If you are looking for more dofollow blogs to comment on, please head to http://w3ec.com/dofollow, which makes more than 800 dofollow blogs searchable. Just search the keywords of your niche and you can now build free backlinks in a more targeted way.
Word Directory is now officially launched. With a database of more than 170,000 words, it contains literally any English dictionary word that you can think of. For just $1 per letter you can buy any English word and redefine it to your own website, permanently.
The script is robust and with decent administrator / transaction processing features. It’s not open for download yet, but if you are really interested in it and wanna grab a fresh taste before most of them, please contact me at ichsie@gmail.com.
Here I pronounce the launch of a Google Custom Search: DoFollow Blogs / Sites Search Engine.
It’s a movement after Randa Clay, and thanks to Courtney and Colleen, I’m able to build up the do-follow list with more than 300 blogs that do follow your comment links!
There’s this 3 column layout, in 3 <div>s of course, and the left one as well as the right one is floated to both sides with a fixed width, say 200px. The center column is fluid in width, stretching as far as its neighbors’ borders.
Now how can we make out a layout like this in CSS?
