Showing posts with label Tips And Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips And Tricks. Show all posts

Monday, June 30, 2014

Are you searching for the Facebook trick to get reply buttons
on the Comments of Your Facebook status, well you are at
the right place, this amazing new trick is allows you to add
Reply buttons to your Facebook comments .
This Trick is very simple and is tested on Google chrome, you
may try in Firefox and comment below
Trick for Adding Facebook reply to your Comments, Tutorial
below:

1) Login in to your Facebook account using
Google Chrome, now Open touch.faacebook.com in Another tab, in case
you are worried of this link, its a subdomain
of Facebook and safe.
2) Now Right click mouse button any where on
the page, and Click inspect element.
3) A popup will open on the bottom of the page,
click on the Right bottom corner on the
settings button, as shown in the screenshot
below.

4) Now another popup will open, click Overide
on the left side bar of the popup, now check
“Enable” and “Overide Geoocation” box. and
fill
Geo Location Position: Lat = -41.289996 Lon =
174.781555


5) Now click on Check in button on the top
Right, if you are being asked to grant access,
click allow.

6) Now Type New Zealand and chose any
Location of New Zealand from the
suggestions, now Post your Status Update,
and click post button.

You have Successfully Updated your Facebook Status with
reply options in Comments.

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

This article by Drunkadmin had hit the front pages of Digg . It gives a good idea on optimizing web pages that will definitely increase a website's loading time. Host Images And Files Somewhere Else
Many users online at the same time can cause your server to handle a lot of requests. Its best that if you are using images in your site, make sure you upload them to image host sites like ImageShack . This will greatly reduce the bandwidth used by your server and also make your blog faster as image upload sites have a better speed.
Best place to host files of sizes 2-5mb (Any thing you need to provide users for download) is to use Google Pages as your host.
Optimize Your CSS
Nowadays many sites have started to use CSS based formatting. Even if Style Sheets are naturally more efficient than HTML tables you can still optimize the CSS code to make your website cleaner and faster. Having a clean CSS can reduce the time taken by the clients browser to decode your site.
Manual Clean Try to locate dispersed code and aggregate it together.
For example instead of margin- top: 20px;
margin-right: 10px;
margin-bottom: 20px;
margin-left: 10 px; Write margin: 20 px 10 px 20 px 10px; You can use the tool Clean CSS to optimize your CSS and remove useless property declaration and whitespaces. Optimize Your Images
Use image formats such as PNG, JPG,/JPEG And GIF. Always use the "Save for web" image quality which is available in most softwares such as Adobe Photoshop.
Use Height/Width Tag In Images
Most people dont add hieght and width tag to images. These tags make sure that the browser knows the dimensions of images before it has completed downloading the image. If the browser does not see those tags it will need to figure the size of the image, then load the image and then load the rest of the page.
When the height and width tags are included the browser will automatically know the size of the image. As a consequence it will be able to hold a place for the image and load the rest of the page simultaneously. Apart from the improvement on the load time of the page this method is also more user friendly since the visitor can start reading the text or other information while the image is being downloaded. Use Less Javascript!
Some people tend to add a lot of javascript effects to their site. Using excessive javascript animations may cause clients browser to freeze for some time annoying the user.
Optimize Links
Make sure that the outlinks from your blog and link between posts are optimized well. For example if link is www.domain.com/blog make sure you write it as www.domain.com/blog/ to prevent one extra request which would be made to the server if the former link is used.
The improvement on the loading time of links ending with a slash will not be astronomical, but when it comes to speeding up a website every small bit helps!
Reduce HTTP Requests To Server
When opening a web page every object (images, scripts and the line) will require a round trip to the server. This latency can add several seconds to the load time of your site. Make sure to reduce the number of objects and to combine CSS files and scripts together.
This tip is absolutely and completely useless, and will even make applications that depend on timestamps have issues. It's mostly just to be used as a cool trick you can show off to your friends, so we're going to show you how it works. The way this trick works is by modifying the regional settings for the time format. Instead of using just AM or PM, you can put up to 12 characters of text in that field.
Start by opening Regional and Language Options from the start menu search box or the control panel.
On the Formats tab you'll see the "Customize this format" button, which you'll need to choose.
Select the Time tab, and then here's where we can make whatever settings we want.
I chose to set mine to "AM - Geek" so I could still see AM or PM, but you can choose any 12 characters for either field. Keep in mind that the PM symbol is only going to display during the "PM" hours. This does change more than just the displayed clock, so I'd advise not using this on a computer you do actual work on. Using the F5 key in notepad shows the "Geek" text as well:
It's one of those things that's interesting to know... just not very useful. It does work in XP as well.
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