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how empty the cache of the browser display the navbar

For Internet Explorer: From
Tools> Internet Options> General section
Browsing history, click the Delete button . So will delete temporary files, browsing history, cookies, saved passwords and web form information.

For Firefox:
-From the Tools Menu> Options> Advanced tab Network> Offline data storage (the cache is concerned):
click the Clear Now button .
-From the Tools Menu> Options> Privacy
click the Show Cookies button , the window that opens click Remove All Cookies, then click the Close button and Ok.
-From the Tools Menu> Clear Recent History
from the pulldown menu that is offered, choose the time history to remove and click Delete now.

Warning:
any update version of the browser more or less steps may be different but the concept remains the same and, in one way or another, there is certainly a possibility to reach our goal. The

cache is part of a hard disk that functions as additional memory where are stored copies of the pages visited during the voyage. If the hard drive is something "solid", mechanical, and therefore subject to limited speed mechanical-looking, the cache is electronic, and data access is much faster. One reason is to clear the cache to prevent old recordings to disturb any new versions of the same pagine.Possono be also solved problems viewing images and video clips or audio.
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I write this post for me, but can also be useful to those who had a similar problem.
For my blog I chose a template that I did not see the navbar but I wanted to.
I tried everything in the code related to the navbar and by the way I found the following excerpt:

# navbar
iframe {display: ninth ! important;

Good! Instead of ninth yes I put the navbar and appeared.

I think Blogger template for this maneuver can be done directly with the settings of Blogger itself, but if the template is a third party might need to do so.

The model was found on CYPHER deluxe.net
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comment hidden code in the code

I found a way to make comments to the code:
1) \u0026lt;! - //--> .,.,.,.,.,.,

really I have also seen the closure simply so -> .

We test
If the Edit HTML tab I copy the following code (just to make the example codicetto! ...):

\u0026lt;! - Now I post a link //-->

\u0026lt;a href="http://cibo-medicina.blogspot.com/"> The Food Medicine \u0026lt;/ a>

\u0026lt;! - here //--> end my link

The RESULT in Table Writing is: The Food Medicine

rightly comments have been left out, and was interpreted the link!

seems a small thing, but it's very useful if you write code very quickly and there is need to identify what is the piece of code.
Simple examples: Here ends the header, here starts the wrapper, the wrapper ends here, here begins the sidebar, etc..
even more useful if we have added third-party code, not just Blogger, or are we trying to do experiments.

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In truth I found a way to make the following comments in the code:

2) / * * .,.,.,., /

but this does not work. I do not know why, I think depends on different languages. Try. And if somebody explains it, thanks!
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42-most read posts

Now Blogger has made available a gadget for "the most popular post" . First we need to use of the script. Here's one made available by the site blue.
Go to your blog, log, create a new type of gadget HTML / Javascript. Invent a catchy title "read and loved," "the best", "unforgettable", etc.. to be included in the first entry box. Then, below, paste the following code:

\u0026lt;script type="text/javascript">

start_views_num = 1 ;

limit = 5 ;

\u0026lt;/ script>

\u0026lt; ; script src = "http://www.ilsitoblu.com/lacameradeiblog/script/piuvisti/piuvisti.js" type = "text / javascript"> \u0026lt;/ script>

This gadget can be changed by adjusting the numbers indicated. The first lets you choose the number of views that the post must have had to appear in the gadget. The second indicates how many posts will be listed in the gadget.

The script does not seem to work for some time, it is actually necessary for the post being read by someone before they appear in this gadget.
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41-create their own "comments"

I found this code in the post on Thursday, May 31, 2007 welcometojackass.blogspot.com. The blog no longer exists ...
used to create your own "comments" in the footer of each post.

So: at the bottom of each post, next to the author, date and time of publication, there is a link to comments.

The word "comments" you seem neutral, tasteless? Well, the you can replace with another or with a phrase that gives a personal touch to your blog. For example: "Who says I", "Other views", "Add your opinion", etc..
In my blog Omeo Self Care are successful in this endeavor and to the side you can see a screen capture. How it works?
Go to your blog, login, click on the link at the top right NEW POST, the page that opens go to the Design tab, EDIT HTML sottotab and tries to break this code :

\u0026lt;span class='post-comment-link'>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'>
\u0026lt; b: if cond = 'data: post.allowComments'> \u0026lt;a
class='comment-link' expr:href='data:post.addCommentUrl' expr:onclick='data:post.addCommentOnclick'> \u0026lt;b:if cond='data:post.numComments == 1 1'> \u0026lt;data:top.commentLabel/> \u0026lt;b:else/> \u0026lt;data:post.numComments/> \u0026lt; Date: top.commentLabelPlural /> \u0026lt;/ b: if> \u0026lt;/ a>
\u0026lt;/ b: if>
\u0026lt;/ b: if>
\u0026lt;/ span>

I find about half of my html.
and replace it with the following :

\u0026lt;span class='post-comment-link'>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:post.allowComments'>
\u0026lt;a class = 'comment-link' expr: href = 'data: post.addCommentUrl' expr: onclick = 'data: post.addCommentOnclick '>
\u0026lt;b: if cond =' data: post.numComments == 1 '> POST THIS COMMENT, TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK! (\u0026lt;data:post.numComments/>) \u0026lt;b:else/> Comment on this post, TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK! (\u0026lt;data:post.numComments/>) \u0026lt;/ b: if> \u0026lt;/ a>
\u0026lt;/ b: if>
\u0026lt;/ b: if>
\u0026lt;/ span> In the spaces highlighted in yellow

write what you want.
Save the template and publish. If you're lucky, you can now see the effect of your sentence instead dell'asettico "comments" and the number of entries is between parentheses to the right (not the left as before).
If you are not lucky , I plug my ears while you send me damn it. Did you remember to take a backup of model before changing the code?

PAY ATTENTION
From 2007 to 2010, perhaps something has changed ... I like that the code is not written by Jackass, mine is this:


\u0026lt;span class='post-comment-link'>
\u0026lt;b: if cond = 'data: blog.pageType! item = " " '>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "static_page"'>
<b:if cond='data:post.allowComments'>
<a class='comment-link' expr:href='data:post.addCommentUrl' expr:onclick='data:post.addCommentOnclick'>
<b:if cond='data:post.numComments == 1'>1 <data:top.commentLabel/><b:else/><data:post.numComments/> <data:top.commentLabelPlural/></b:if></a>
</b:if>
</b:if>
</b:if>
\u0026lt;/ span>

As you can see there is one more line (and closing more). But it was enough to copy from \u0026lt;a class to \u0026lt;/ a> leaving the rest unchanged. If you have a different code, ragionaci a bit 'before you act ...
way, do you like my sentence a little 'lollipop?
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