Create an XML sitemap that can be submitted to Google, Yahoo and other search engines to help them crawl your website better.
Create a Text sitemap to have a plain list of all your pages.
Create a ROR sitemap, which is an independant XML format for any search engine.
Generate an HTML site map to allow human visitors to easily navigate on your site
This service can email you all the formats of sitemap.
You will see the generated sitemap details page, including number of pages, broken links list, XML file content and link to a compressed sitemap. Download the sitemap file using this link and put it into the "public_html/" folder of your site.
You think Iphone is the ultimate thing ever? Check out this cool video of an even cooler idea – Table Connect. Below you see a fifty-eight inch iPhone desk that hooks up to your Apple device with a simple cord. When connected, the tabletop turns into a giant touchscreen that enables you to control everything just like you would on the phone, but on a much larger scale.
Favicon is a must for your blog as it gives a unique and special apperance in the browser bar. here are the steps that how you can change your favicon !
Step 1: Choosing a picture for favicon
While you can create a favicon from an image of virtually any size, it is not a good approach as the image would be squeezed to a 16x16 graphic and people won't be able to make any sense out of it.
Paint.net is free and very good tool
For instance, if you want to show your own picture as the favicon, you might trim down everything other than your face. If you decide to have your full body and also the trees in the background, that would make your favicon less appealing.
Step 2: Creating a favicon from the picture
This is the easiest part though most people think otherwise. Once you have the image ready from step 1, upload your picture here [Favicon from Pics] and click generate favicon.ico
You will immediately get a zip file containing some four files including the favicon.ico. Extract that lone file to your hard disk and you might also rename it while keeping the ico extension inact.
Step 3: Upload the favicon file to your web server
If you have your own web space, you can upload the file their but if you are using a free blog service like Blogger, you may use Googlepages to host that favicon file. Once uploaded copy the web location of the file which will be required in the next step.
Step 4: Modify your blog template, publish
This is the last step. We might have to do some HTML coding but it's very simple and even your mom should be able to do it.
Right inside the section, you may find some meta tags and link tags. Leave them as such and look for the line that says
Just above the closing head tag, add the following lines:
This is the easiest part though most people think otherwise. Once you have the image ready from step 1, upload your picture