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Let’s get started with this complete guide to blog design. In this guide, you’ll learn how to start a blog in a few minutes no matter your background, technical know-how or prior experience. No coding and design skills required either. I’ll introduce you to things you need to create a great looking blog design, publish amazing content, attract a passionate audience and make money blogging… It’s that time of the year again. This year my primary goals are less focused on my own immediate needs. They’re about the environment and the open web instead. The year 2020 brings us into in many ways a defining decade in our climate, clean air and clean water challenge. I plan to continue making… Passwords and login security seem to be in shambles. Many companies and many consumers use poor security practices. Here’s how I deal with my passwords and login security. The most commonly used password is “password” and the second most popular one is “123456”.
Luckily we can use JavaScript (a scripting language used for interactive content on websites) to obfuscate the email link so spammers can’t read it. We can write a script that essentially breaks the mailto into pieces in the code and assigns nonsense variables to each piece. Email harvesters are rarely smart enough click to read understand the script and piece it back together, effectively hiding the address from spammers. If you were to Google spambot-resistant email link, you’ll see that there are a ton of resources for you about writing your own script. There are even stock scripts you can edit and use, as well as online tools for generating a script. 1. We have provided some JavaScript code that you can easily edit and use in any project. Return to your code editor and open spam-proof-email.html from the snippets folder (in the Revolution Travel Contact folder). 2. Select all the code (Cmd-A (Mac) or Ctrl-A (Windows)). 3. Copy it (Cmd-C (Mac) or Ctrl-C (Windows)).
Please note: Prices are estimates only. Research, meetings etc… could be tacked on to the fee. Any additional charges are discussed in advance before an assignment begins. Press release $135.00 (Writing the paper only. Includes background, experience, volunteer work, causes, groups, contact information, education. Daily social profile management includes: A daily post with image, link or both. Blog or website promotion. List creation (liking other relevant pages) Reputation monitoring. Comment moderation: all comments by readers will be answered. Daily social profile management includes: A daily tweet with image, link or both. Keeping your list of followers clean from spam. Following others who are relevant to your account. Blog or website promotion. Reputation monitoring. Comment moderation: comments are answered and people thanked for retweets and for following. List creation. Relevant retweets. Daily social profile management includes: A relevant link, share or company comment. Blog or website promotion. Reputation monitoring. Comment moderation: all comments by readers will be answered.
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