To remove navbar
Search for the following line of code:
]]>Before the line, add in the following line of code:
#navbar { display: none; }or:
#navbar-iframe { display: none !important; }
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/01/12/how-to-remove-and-hide-blogger-navbar-top-navigation-bar/
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/01/12/how-to-remove-and-hide-blogger-navbar-top-navigation-bar/
To remove navbar
Search for the following line of code:
To remove navbar
Search for the following line of code:
Adding extra email addresses
Learnerblogs
From: http://mhetherington.net/blogs/?p=8 (worth looking at the rest of this page)
These instructions assume you just want to build a class page - but the process also gives you a blog for each pupil.
"If you are interested in doing something like this for your students, here is the quick how-to:
•Go to James Farmer’s Learnerblogs.org, and register a Wordpress blog for yourself. This will become the main class blog where all student posts and comments will appear. You will be the administator of this site and will control all posts, comments and access.
•Go back to Learnerblogs.org and register a blog for each of your students, using only their first name or a first name last initial as the username. Use your own email address for each student’s registration. Since the October 2006 upgrade, Wordpress no longer allows multiple blogs to be registered to the same email address. If you have a gmail account this can be easily resolved by generating and assigning a seperate email address for each student. To do this, just add a + sign and the students first name after your gmail address. (youraddress+student1@gmail.com) Each student’s username and password will be emailed to you. Organize the emails by homeroom if you a dealing with more than one class. "
From: http://mhetherington.net/blogs/?p=8 (worth looking at the rest of this page)
These instructions assume you just want to build a class page - but the process also gives you a blog for each pupil.
"If you are interested in doing something like this for your students, here is the quick how-to:
•Go to James Farmer’s Learnerblogs.org, and register a Wordpress blog for yourself. This will become the main class blog where all student posts and comments will appear. You will be the administator of this site and will control all posts, comments and access.
•Go back to Learnerblogs.org and register a blog for each of your students, using only their first name or a first name last initial as the username. Use your own email address for each student’s registration. Since the October 2006 upgrade, Wordpress no longer allows multiple blogs to be registered to the same email address. If you have a gmail account this can be easily resolved by generating and assigning a seperate email address for each student. To do this, just add a + sign and the students first name after your gmail address. (youraddress+student1@gmail.com) Each student’s username and password will be emailed to you. Organize the emails by homeroom if you a dealing with more than one class. "
Monday, October 4, 2010
Using PodomaticAdding audio files
Very easy - click on the name to go to http://vocaroo.com/ and the play button to just hear what I have recorded.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Jump Breaks
http://buzz.blogger.com/2009/09/you-might-as-well-jump.html
If you have too much text and want to add a read more option then use the jump break icon
If you have too much text and want to add a read more option then use the jump break icon
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