In Blog Post A, I'd like to reference a previous post within the same blog. "For more information on this, please see this other article."
Is there a way for me make 'this other article' a link to another existing post within the same blog?
Unfortunately not as easy as you would think. When you create the link in the "new" blog post you will have to paste in the absolute url of the "old" post into the link creator.
I did hear that in SF6 they will have the ability to select posts like pages.
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Hi, can anybody help to understand how to create Internal links (Anchor Links) in a post? I can't able to find any helpful answer. Feeling very frustrated.
I did exactly what a person said me on the Blogger product forum -
For anchor link:
You can create hyperlink in the HTML mode. Just insert the following code where you want to place an anchor. (you can change archorlinkname to whatever you like)
<a name="anchorlinkname"></a>
For the link within the same post that you want to jump to that anchor, please use this code. (you can also change the word in yellow)
Click here to go to anchorlinkname
But something weird is happening once I am updating my post or going from HTML mode to Compose mode.
Error -
<a href="https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=48019486#overview">
I don't know why these https://blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=48 and https://blogger.com/null gets added automatically. It redirecting me back to the admin post section or to blogger sign in section if I am not Signed In.
My Blog - www.lifewithdata.com
Found the answer here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/blogger/5MU_HH5T7rA
you must add the address of the page or post.
only works in the non-dynamic templates.
Peace be upon those who follow guidance, I was able to make internal links within post on blogspot platform by using anchors like below:
sectionName
<a name="sectionName">sectionName</a>
I was using a theme based on Dynamic Views and worked for me, and changed it to other theme and the links still work.
i want to have around 5 blogs per page but i cannot do that because if i add a new blog i have to then manually edit all files again to make the 1st blog second , the 2nd blog third etc.
How can i automate that so that when i add a new blog it automatically adjust and adds the 5th blog on the page to page2.html of my website?
i did a research online but i cannot seem to find any solution for that , i heard it can be done with PHP but cant really figure out how
use this jquery for pagination
http://flaviusmatis.github.io/simplePagination.js/
pls edit your selector in jquery code.
selector means your blogs class or Id
if your blog have class ".classname"
if your blog have id "#id"
Note:firt add jquery.min.js
i hope this one is helping u
I have a blogger.com blog that covers a variety of topics, including PC troubleshooting tips. I've decided to start a dedicated PC troubleshooting blog, using a different blogging service. I want to move some of those PC troublehshooting posts from the old blog to the new blog. I want people who end up at the old posts via search engines to be automatically redirected to the posts on the new blog.
I know I can easily redirect the entire blog to an external blog, but I don't want that. I want to preserve the old blog, but just relocate some of its posts to the new one.
I know I can redirect individual blogger.com pages to other pages within the same blog, but I don't want that either. I want to redirect to an external URL.
I can add html code to blog posts in blogger, but I think it only accepts code that goes into the {body} section. Perhaps my problem boils down to two questions:
is there a way to edit the {head} section of a blog post without doing it for the entire blog?
is there a way to do an automatic redirect using code that you put in the {body} section?
It wouldn't be a 301 redirect, but you could put this code inside your body:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://myblog.blogger.com/mypost";
</script>
Use pages gadget for a proper search engine friendly 301 redirect. Go to layout > click pages gadget (or add it if you are not already using it) and edit it to simple add external page to your menu. The only caveat is that it will become a part of the menu and will not be a hidden redirect which you can only manually post in links.
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
Using a permalink for a particular post, I would like that post to be displayed in its entirety within an iframe or a div tag. That is: likes, comments and shares and the Fb format for a post would all be displayed on an external site. Thus, a wall-post like this one https://www.facebook.com/cnn/posts/200591363341827 would appear exactly as is, except within my site.
This doesn't exist as a plug in. You would need to write something yourself to pull all the data you want, and then display it on your page.
Do you mean a div that represents a wall post and comments that relate to the topic at a URL link?
Refer to:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/
Also, look up other stuff that relates to social plugins at: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/