Tutorials

How to Embed Aweber Subscription form Into Facebook Fan page

October 31, 2011

Facebook is leader of social networking and so is Aweber for Email marketing. Using Facebook to grow your Email subscribers is indeed one thing which you would not like to miss. It doesn’t matter if you use Aweber or any of Aweber alternatives, but you can always find a way to embed the Email subscription form on your FB fan page. Aweber offers an app which will make your work easier to start with embedding ...

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How to Serve Images from a Sub-Domain [WordPress]

October 24, 2011

This is a guest post by Yousuf who blogs at HaveFunForever. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our guest posting guidelines. We all know that Google started ranking website based on Page speed. Though the difference due to page speed could be as low as 1%, but it’s one of the part of Google SEO suggestion. In this post I’m going to share how you can host images in a sub-domain and server images to main blog. Also ...

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How to Combine Multiple Feeds using Yahoo Pipes

October 3, 2011

Yahoo pipes is one of the service which can be use to perform many tasks like combining multiple feeds, pipe different sources from internet and apply filter into it and publish it as an App. In this guide I’m sharing how you can combine multiple feeds into one using yahoo pipes. We will not be using any filter or excluding everything, but it’s going to be a mash up of multiple feeds into one. Getting ...

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Add A Stylish News Slider/Scroller to Blogger: How To

September 10, 2011

I’ve been receiving few emails from Shoutmeloud readers, as well as those from my very own blog, who wanted a news slider/scroller widget on their blogger templates. So, I’ve designed a simple and stylish news reader that shall slide vertically using Dojo JavaScript. These sliders are more often used on sidebars to display tweets, recent comments, related/popular articles and other text related news. So, if you still don’t have an idea about the same, then ...

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How to Show Thumbnail for Partial feed in WordPress

August 25, 2011

In the past I talked a lot about Partial feed (Summery feed) and why you should have Partial feed. As it is, if you have read why images are important for blog, you would understand that it helps in increasing CTR. Though when you convert your complete feed into Partial feed, you will notice that Feedburner, Google reader, Facebook and other services won’t show any image for post. Specially after implementing partial feed, I noticed ...

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How to Create WordPress Revenue Sharing Blog

August 15, 2011

WordPress features can easily be extended by Adding plugins and today I’m going to talk about one WordPress Revenue Sharing plugin call Author Advertising WordPress plugin. This is one such plugin which will let you create adsense based WordPress revenue sharing blog in a jiffy. Though, Author advertising plugin has not been updated for long and you have to download it from 3rd party site. So before you install this plugin into your live site, I ...

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Simple Accordion Effect Using Jquery: How to

August 4, 2011

There are quite a lot of tutorials on the web about the accordion effect. But, none appears to be clear. Being a webmaster & web designer myself, I find it difficult to understand the tutorials out there. So, I thought I should explain this stuff in the most simplest way possible and that’s what we have got in this article too. To those who do not know what an accordion effect is, just take a ...

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How To Make Entire Block Clickable Using jQuery?

August 3, 2011

I’m sure many web masters out there link various websites on their blog. Some tweak the links with a background color while few keep it simple! What if we make an entire block click-able rather than just the anchor tag present in the block. To better understand about the same, take a look at the “Random Posts” section on the footer of SML. You’ll notice that only the links are click-able but not the entire ...

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