The automated quote formatting button in Blogger has the potential to be really useful. To use the tool just select the text and click the blockquote button on the toolbar: Here is a very quick guide to how I format any quotes I use on this blog. The default quote formatting is simply a little…
Continue reading →I know this release was a few versions ago but it was the one I used at the time of installation and I recall the problems I had then. I expect these issues are not limited to that release so this solution/help may come in handy for other people looking around.I won’t walk through installation…
Continue reading →As a way of introduction, I plan to include some documentation and ‘how to guides’ in this blog. They will largely focus around my own home server set up or the stuff I’m messing about with on the Raspberry Pi.My server currently serves (no pun intended) a number of purposes including hosting my DVD collection,…
Continue reading →A quick peice of security advice to any readers…You should usually not just click on any links presented to you in emails and on blogs, etc. This is because you don’t know if the actual link takes you to where you expect to go or to a fishing site. You could get sent to a…
Continue reading →This is a very short guide on how to add the Shareaholic buttons to Blogger. These are a bit friendlier and more customisable than the default blogger sharing buttons. For example, I can have a ‘share on reddit’ button on my blog using Shareaholic but not the default Blogger buttons.The Shareaholic Chrome extension is also…
Continue reading →Syntaxhighlighter (http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/) is a great tool which I use here on the blog to add in code snippets to make it easier to read. I’ve thrown together this quick guide on how to get it working in Blogger.It is pretty easy to use but the creator’s host for the SyntaxHighlighter scripts can be a bit…
Continue reading →This is the obligatory first post.Planning on using this blog as a reference for my tech adventures (home server, raspberry pi, …), a place to record some thoughts on my on-going journey through Christianity, and also some random miscellaneous stuff…. hence the name.
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