LESS SPACE, MORE PICTURES (Inserting blog images using HTML codes)

The gallery of your site is already loaded and you can’t upload additional images anymore. What’s gonna happen to your blog now—an image-free and text-bursting webpage? Imagine what dull could that bring to your traffic-maker.

Here’s an easy way of bypassing the space limit of your webpage. Aside from using the upload feature of the blog host, using HTML codes can be an alternative. There are free photo hosting websites like Photobucket which, though limited, can store a hefty number of your photos turning it into a gigantic gallery.

Once the photos are uploaded to the image host, a URL link will be created. You can use that link in coding your HTML which should look like this:

<a href=”http://s282.photobucket.com/albums/kk278/budiday/?action=view&current=palalabs-3-1.jpg” target=”_blank”><img src=”http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk278/budiday/palalabs-3-1.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”His Birthday!”></a>

Inserting the code in your post will display your uploaded image without eating up your gallery space.

(for MiniTut.com)

DIARY vs. BLOGS (How to Create Online Journal)

Tired of keeping thick booklets and getting inked by blotting pens? Say thanks to technology for you won’t have to preserve those old stacks of papers anymore. And welcome yourself to the blogosphere where owning an online chronicle or blog is a must.

So how do you start with this online journal? It’s simple as one, two, and three. One: look for a blog hosts like Blogspot or WordPress, which will fit your tastes and needs. Two: learn the basics of the site like how to add entries, how to edit posts, how to upload photos and stuff. Three: update it with your everyday shenanigans and share it to the world.

No erasers needed, no padlocks required. Blogs give you much more comfort than your traditional diary.

(for MiniTut.com)