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Seo Master present to you:
Blogger Navigation Bar

In every blog there is a blogger default navigation bar (nav bar) of the above style. This nav bar make your blog look less professional. These navigation bars can be removed using a simple CSS one line code.

Also read: Remove Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Link on Blogger

Removing Blogger Deafult Nav Bar


Apply these steps to remove the Blogger Navigation bar / Blogger Nav Bar.
Steps:

  • Log-in to your blog
  • Template >> HTML >> Proceed
  • Search For this code  ]]></b:skin>   (tip: Use CTRL+F)
  • Now Just above/before  ]]></b:skin>   insert following code

#navbar-iframe,#navbar { display: none !important; }

Save your template and view your blog. Blogger Navigation Bar will no longer be there.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo How to remove Blogger Navigation Bar? 2013

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Cross-posted from the Google Checkout Blog

By Amit Fulay, Product Manager and Mikhail Seregine, Software Engineer

Today at Google I/O, we launched the developer API of Google In-App Payments for the web. In-App Payments enables any web application to receive payments from users and keep them engaged in your application. It is available to all US developers in sandbox today and will be followed by a consumer launch and an international rollout over the summer.

The team started building Google In-App Payments soon after Jambool was acquired by Google in August 2010. This project brought Social Gold technology and expertise and combined it with Google scale. For the payments platform that we’re announcing today, the theme is simplicity:

The simple API makes integration fast so you can start getting paid sooner. Implementing In-App Payments requires only two API calls: one to initiate the payment, and one to accept the notification when a payment is made.

The simple user experience will let your users pay without leaving the app or entering billing details. Users who have previously completed a purchase on Google Checkout, Android Market, Google eBookstore, YouTube Movies and more can use that same account to pay for items in your app in minimal steps. Fast payments that keep users in your game or site can boost customer conversion rates, increasing your revenue.

The simple pricing model is a flat payment processing fee of 5%. It’s 5% whether you distribute your app yourself or via the Chrome Web Store. There are no fixed purchase fees, setup costs, or monthly minimums.

The JavaScript version of the In-App Payments API is available to developers today. A Flash version of the API will be available in the coming weeks.

We invite you to sign up, start integrating your apps and send us feedback. Let’s work together to delight consumers this summer with amazing web apps, monetized effectively, all in the app.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo Making money with Google In-App Payments for the Web 2013

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By Scott Knaster, Google Developers Blog Editor

Google App Engine has a well-deserved reputation for regularly adding cool new features and other improvements. This week the team launched full-text search, which has been a hotly desired feature since the earliest days of App Engine. The new App Engine Search API enables you to search documents using lots of options, including searching specific fields and creating results snippets. At Google, it’s always fun to build new frontiers in search.

The App Engine Search API is a powerful tool indeed, but it probably couldn't defend you against an aggressive chimp that likes to gather and throw stones. The chimp in question, Santino, has apparently been gathering stones for years and then throwing them at intruders. Scientists have debated whether Santino is actually planning for upcoming tantrums when collecting stones. After years of close observation, researchers still disagree on whether Santino is a premeditated stone-thrower. But there is plenty of fascinating evidence, such as Santino stashing his stones beneath piles of hay where nobody will see them. Cat out of the bag, Santino?

Finally, we direct you to this remixed video of a different, stone-free interspecies confrontation. It's weird and funny, and it has special effects – what more could you want? It's a perfect way to spend a minute and ten seconds of your Friday or weekend.


Each week we publish Fridaygram, a post with cool Google and non-Google stuff you might have missed during the week. Fridaygram items aren't necessarily related to developer topics; they’re just interesting to us nerds. As for moving from App Engine Search to Santino the plotting chimp, we’re just trying to maintain our practice of tortured transitions.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo Fridaygram: App Engine search, rock-tossing chimp, man vs. beast 2013

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