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Seo Master present to you:

Friends,Blog administrators can create a new post or customize their layout with just one click; when the nav-bar is hidden, many more clicks are required to access the dashboard panel again. Now i share about add admin control panel into your blog.

 

 

Log in to your Blogger

 

• Find your blogger ID from Browser address bar.

Example:http://www.blogger.com/blogger.gblogID=4528768268243408078#template

• Go to template.

 

• Hit on Edit HTML option and proceed.

 

• Find (Ctrl+F) below line.

 

  <b:section class='sidebar' id='sidebar' preferred='yes'>

• Copy and paste this code before above line

 

<span class='item-control blog-admin'> <h2>Admin Control Panel</h2> <a href="http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=BlogIdNumber">New Post</a> | <a href="http://draft.blogger.com/blog-options-basic.g?blogID=BlogIdNumber">Settings</a> | <a href="http://www.blogger.com/rearrange?blogID=BlogIdNumber">Change Layout</a> | <a href="http://www.blogger.com/html?blogID=BlogIdNumber">Edit HTML</a> | <a href="http://www.blogger.com/moderate-comment.g?blogID=BlogIdNumber">Moderate Comments</a> | <a href="http://www.blogger.com/logout.g">Sign Out</a> </span>

 

• Replace all “BlogIdNumber” with your blogger ID.

 

• Save templates

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2013, By: Seo Master

Seo Master present to you:
By Stuart Gill, sfntly Architect

Today we’re releasing the sfntly font programming library as open source. Created by the Google Internationalization Engineering team, the sfntly Java and C++ library makes it easy for programmers to build high performance font manipulation applications and services. sfntly is really, really fast: Raph Levien, Google Web Fonts Engineer, says, "Using sfntly we can subset a large font in a millisecond. It’s faster than gzip'ing the result."

Starting today, both Java and C++ programmers can use sfntly to quickly and easily develop code to read, edit, and subset OpenType and TrueType fonts. The Google Web Fonts team uses the Java version to dynamically subset fonts, and the Chrome/Chromium browser uses the C++ version to subset fonts for PDF printing.

sfntly (\s-’font-lē\) was built from the ground up to provide high performance, an easy to use API, and both high-level and low-level access to font data. Font objects are both thread safe and high performance while still providing access for editing. After about a year of internal development sfntly is stable enough to move it into open source and share with others.

Currently, sfntly has editing support for most core TrueType and OpenType tables, with support for more tables being added. Using sfntly’s basic sfnt table read and write capability, programmers can do basic manipulation of any of the many font formats that use the sfnt container, including TrueType, OpenType, AAT/GX, and Graphite. Tables that aren’t specifically supported can still be handled and round-tripped by the library without risk of corruption.

sfntly is already capable of allowing many really exciting things to be done with fonts, but there is much more planned: expanding support for the rest of the OpenType spec and other sfnt-container font formats, other serialization forms, better higher level abstractions, and more.

I encourage you to you join us on our journey as a user or a contributor.


Stuart Gill is a Software Engineer in the Internationalization Engineering team at Google where he focuses on fonts and text. When not doing that he is playing the blues on his guitar, studying Japanese, or puttering about the house and garage.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor

2013, By: Seo Master

Seo Master present to you: By Itai Raz, Google Visualization API Team

Today, we're publicly documenting the Google Visualization API's open-wire protocol, thus dramatically expanding the capabilities of this API beyond what had been available since we first launched in March of this year. Organizations can now expose their server-side data, such as in SQL databases and even in Excel spreadsheets, and display this data through visualizations from our growing directory. This flexibility makes it possible to connect easily almost any data source to a wealth of 40+ visualizations, including standard pie and line charts and complex heat maps and motion charts.

To make it even easier for developers to get started, we have documented an open-source Python library that enables any Python developer to quickly start using the API. What we find particularly cool about this library is that it also runs on Google's AppEngine. You don't even need to be an owner of your own servers to expose your data: You can place it on AppEngine and use the Visualization API to expose your data in meaningful, insightful ways in dashboards and reports. Expect to see additional server-side tools for the Visualization API in the near future.

Moreover, this week at the Dreamforce conference, Salesforce announced they've created tools, including code snippets and API harnesses, to make the Google Visualization API even easier to use. Salesforce customers can now quickly and easily add dashboards and custom reporting applications over their Salesforce data and publish these on any webpage. ISVs and BI firms such as Panorama and Conceptual Clarity, who are already marketing their powerful reporting tools over Google Spreadsheets using the Visualization API, now have access to Salesforce customers. The icing on the cake: since they use the Visualization API, they can address this new market without adding new code to their existing applications.

To learn more about how to implement your data store as a Visualization API data source, by checking out our documentation.

2013, By: Seo Master