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Tag Archives: Blogger
Constant Contact Forms Generator – Create a Form for any Website or Blogger.com Blog
I am proud to announce the Constant Contact Form Generator
Katz Web Design has been developing this project during the past few months, on weekends and late at night. The time has come to launch a new forms generator for Constant Contact users.
Why use the Constant Contact form generator?
I love Constant Contact, but I have to say, I’m not wild about their default form designs. I set out to create a form generator that would provide users with more design options.
1-click Blogspot.com installation, or copy & paste HTML
After you have generated your dream form, you can copy and paste the HTML the form generates into any website, or you can install the form with one click on your Blogger Blogspot.com blog.
Integrate Blogger Into your PHP Website using Includes

PHP includes for Blogger
Before writing this post, I looked online to see if others have written about this same topic. This might as well be Michael Gray’s “Integrating Blogger Into Your Website: Part II”, which he never wrote — though he did write Part I.
Step 1: Switch Blogger files to PHP
First, you need to update your publishing settings so that Blogger publishes your posts in PHP, not HTML (thanks to DevDoctor):
- Set up your blog to publish via FTP (on Publishing tab)
- Change the ‘Blog Filename’ to index.php
- Change ‘Archive Filename’ to archive.php (on Archiving tab)
- Finally, delete the old index.html file from the blog directory (otherwise it will probably take precedence over the new index.php)
Once you’ve got Blogger pushing out PHP, you’re able to do PHP stuff with the site:
- Update the entire site at once - When I create a website, I always want to create the structure using PHP includes, so that I can set global site variables, and if I change it in one place, it changes across the whole website.
- Set active navigation – Using SSI includes, I used to have to include a different file for each blog section on the site so that I could up. Here, I just send a variable to the navigation.php file, which tells it what page is active.
Next, I will show how to include these files.
Posted in Blogging, Tutorial
Tagged Blogger, Blogger FTP, Blogger Includes, Blogger PHP, Blogger Template, Blogging, BlogSpot, Blogspot PHP, HTML Includes, PHP Includes, SSI
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WordPress.com finally updates to 2.5 — A review
A picture [of my cat] is worth a thousand words.
I’ve been waiting for WordPress.com to update the administration panel so that I can have galleries. That is the main feature that I’ve been waiting for. Now it’s here, I can finally upload pictures of my cat (and my wife
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This will also allow simpler embedding of video, audio, et al. I’m glad it’s finally live.
EDIT: There seem to be a few kinks still with this feature — instead of having thumbnails, the site was loading the full images. This is obviously an issue. Until then, you get a thumbnail of my cat in the grass.
Posted in Blogging
Tagged Blogger, Blogging, editor, gallery, Google, images, Web Design, WordPress, wordpress 2.5
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