CODA Basic Instructions

CODA Basic is Adsense ready responsive blogger template.

Here are some of the instructions you might need when using CODA Basic.

1. Blog Header.
The theme uses a blog header widget which you need to define. You can use text header but a logo based header would look better.

2. Blog Footer.
Footer is hard coded in the theme. Go to theme editor and at the bottom of the file you will find
<div class='foobar'> inside which there is a table and its content as an linked image and text.
You can either edit these content or remove the foobar element all together.

3. Removing/editing header links.

Go to edit template, click anywhere in the editor and press CTRL + F and enter "header" without quotes.
Just below the header you will find the desired links you wan to edit as shown in the picture.

4. Removing/replacing Ads.

There are 2 ad units integrated in the template for easy usage.

First is the bill board of size 900x280 and other is the links ad unit between the post.
To remove or edit the billboard ad unit go to template editor and search for "adsenseBillboard" and remove the part between container and primary division.
To remove the links ad search for "adsenseLinks" and remove the part as shown in the image below.

In case you want to add your own ad units, you have to put it in the predefined division "adsenseBillboard" and "adsenseLinks" then encode the ad unit.
Or you can use the following code and replace your converted ad code for blogger.

<div class='adsenseBillboard'>

///////your converted adsense billboard code here //////

</div>

and for the links

///////your converted adsense links code here //////

</div>

Comments

Unity Mobile Game Optimization Checklist

- On Image and Text components that aren’t interacted with you can uncheck “Raycast Target” on it, as it will remove them from any Raycast calculus. - Click on your textures in your “Project” window. Click on the “Advanced” arrow, and now check “Generate Mip Maps”, Unity especially recommends it for faster texture loading time and a lower rendering time. - Set the “Shadow Cascades” to “No Cascades” (Quality settings) - If you have dynamic UI elements like a Scroll Rect with a lot of elements to visualize, a good practice is to turn off the pixel perfect check box on the canvas that contains the list and disable the items that aren’t visible on the screen. - Set all non moving objects to "Static" - Above Unity3d 2017.2 you should turn off "autoSyncTransforms" on the Physics tab - Always use Crunch Compression Low on textures - Try to keep the “Collision Detection Mode” on “Discrete” if possible, as “Dynamic” demands more performance. - You can go to the TimeManager w...

How to make download file button in react js

To create a download file button in React.js, follow these steps: Import the necessary dependencies: javascript Copy code import React from 'react' ; import { saveAs } from 'file-saver' ; Create a function that handles the download action: javascript Copy code const handleDownload = ( ) => { // Create a new Blob object with the desired content const fileContent = 'This is the content of the file you want to download.' ; const blob = new Blob ([fileContent], { type : 'text/plain;charset=utf-8' }); // Use the saveAs function from the file-saver library to initiate the download saveAs (blob, 'download.txt' ); }; Create a button component and attach the handleDownload function to the button's onClick event: javascript Copy code const DownloadButton = ( ) => { return ( < button onClick = {handleDownload} > Download File </ button > ); }; Use the DownloadButton component wherever ...

How to Convert Unreal Engine 5.1 Blueprint Project to C++ Project

To begin, open your project in the Unreal Engine 5 or a newer version of the editor. Next, access the New C++ Class Dialog by selecting Tools and then New C++ Class . From there, create a new "None" class and press "Create Class." You might receive a warning message regarding the game module compilation, but you can disregard it and choose "No." After closing any pop-ups, warnings, or success notifications, exit the Editor. Proceed to your project's folder, right-click on the .uproject file, and select "Generate Visual Studio project files." Double-click your project's .sln file to open it in Visual Studio. In Visual Studio's Solution Explorer, find and choose your project. Select "Development Editor" in the build configuration drop-down menu. Right-click on your project and select "Build" to compile it without any errors. Afterward, set the build configuration drop-down menu to "Development" ...

Shift Escape

Search This Blog