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I am new in blogger. I downloaded a free blogger template called "Zamia Style (Official Preview)". But it has quite big header section and ads code.
I removed the ads code from layout section in blogger. But how can I remove that extra space? Here's the template link: Zamia Style
Here's the image example
I have recently started a Blog, The blog is made using Blogger, Then I thought of preparing my site to show ads and then I created a Adsense account and then in the sites section I had given the URL of My Blog and after some days I saw the sites section and there was written that needs attension, Then I clicked on it and I found that there was wriiten a Notice and a code which I have pasted below :-
Copy and paste this code in the HTML of your site, between the and tags.
Your AdSense code
<script data-ad-client="ca-pub-4836518523777258" async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js"></script>
Now I am Confused That where I have to add this code, In my blog theme's HTML which I have installed currently or some where else can someone tell me.
You have actually to connect Blogger to Google AdSense. They have a direct connection, you don't need to add any code.
If you already have Google AdSense
Go to the Earnings Tab on Blogger (top bar, in the dropdown)
Link Your AdSense Account to your Blogger Account there
Specify Where to Display AdSense, you'll have there 3 places to choose from
Go to Your Blog Layout (left menu, "Layout")
Add the AdSense Gadget
Done! You have now ads
I'm planning to use Google Places API on some pages in my site and I have read the documentation but it doesn't specifically say where to put the "Powered by Google" logo?
I am not using Google Maps on pages where users can do location autocomplete searching. In this case, do I put it at the bottom of the autocomplete results? Or I can just put the "Powered by Google" logo at the footer of my site? I think it was required before to put it at the bottom of search results but I'm hoping if I can just put it at the footer.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
I would like to configure my Octopress blog to add an author link in the head element of all pages so that my Google+ picture will show up next to search results for my blog posts. Currently, I believe I could include a
<link rel="author" href="url/to/google/plus/profile">
in each post, but this gets tedious. Since every article on my blog is written by me, I would like the link above to just show up in the header of every Octopress page of my blog. Then on Google+ I can just list my blog as a site I contribute to, rather than listing that I contribute to each individual article.
I'm new to Google Authorship so maybe what I'm trying to do is not the best approach. My overall goal is simply to get my Google plus photo to appear next to all my Octopress blog articles in Google Search results and on Google+, list only my blog as a site I contribute to (not each individual article).
I learned that the Octopress built-in Google+ 3rd party plugin http://octopress.org/docs/configuring/#third_party supports establishing authorship and is probably the intended way for Octopress bloggers to add the desired functionality.
To use it you can change the Google+ section around line 80 in the _config.yml file:
# Google Plus Profile
# Hidden: No visible button, just add author information to search results
googleplus_user: 111234567439674839635
googleplus_hidden: false
replacing the user number with your own, which you can find by going to your Google+ profile and copying the number in the address bar. Then, as long as you have added the URL of your Octopress blog to your "Contributor To" section on your Google+ profile page, your profile image should show up next to search results for your blog articles.
For reference on how Google Authorship works:
http://searchengineland.com/the-definitive-guide-to-google-authorship-markup-123218
To see how your blog will show up in Google search results, you can
use this testing richsnippet:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets
I had erroniously set my googleplus_user url to be the full URL of my Google plus account without realizing it, so authorship was not working. Thus, I sought to manually add the <link> tag in my original question.
You'll want to update the head.html template (provided in the octopress theme) file with your authorship markup.
https://github.com/imathis/octopress/blob/master/.themes/classic/source/_includes/head.html#L20
Is it possible to do this? An extension which displays its contents in a sidebar instead of a dropdown?
There is a Sidebar API, but it is experimental.
chrome.experimental.sidebar.navigate({path: "popup.html"})