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How To Add Cool Floating Social Icons in Thesis WordPress Blog

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Social networking is the backbone of every blog. There cannot be a successful blog without the back up of social media and all those people who tweet, stumble, facebook share, etc. your blog posts. Putting social media icons on a blog makes it convenient for the readers to bookmark, share and save the article. For [...]

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5 Must Have Cool Thesis Customization Tips

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Thesis is the awesome theme which lets you make your website or blog look just as you want it to be. You can do lots of customization with this theme without having to do much coding. There are awesome stuff called “hooks” in thesis which makes you put an entity anywhere you want it on [...]

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How To Add A Widgetized Footer In Thesis WordPress Blog?

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A widgetized footer gives a professional look to your blog. The footer area is handy where you can put a collection of important information. When a reader finishes reading one of your blog posts, he/she is most likely to scroll down to see your footer.   A footer is certainly not a place where you [...]

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Customizing Archives Page in Thesis WordPress Blog

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Your archives page is a great deal for anyone who visits your website. If a new visitor arrives through a search and if he/she is confused on what your site is about then he/she will most likely hit the “About” and the “Archives” pages. So it is highly important that you pay attention to optimize [...]

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How to Add a Custom Favicon to your WordPress or Blogger Blog?

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A favicon is a small square image measuring 16 by 16 pixels. It gives your blog a unique branding. With a favicon, your blog will stand out from the crowd and you can make people easily remember your blog. A favicon is usually displayed to the left of the address bar next to the url. [...]

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