Showing posts with label knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knowledge. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

How to Add a "Grab My Button" on Blogger

I had a horrible time put my Grab Button on. This is the easiest way I found it is basically copy and paste.I have too give my mom credit to she helped me a lot! figuring how to

After trying many of things that did not work we were about ready to give up, but decided to give it one last try. At that point found this website. That website directed us here. There you can make a code for your button, just follow the directions. example: put your website/blog name were it says your website/blog title etc.Then hit preview and a code will come up copy it.

Then login to your Blogger account and go to your posts,then hit layout. Click on "add a gadget" button. A list will come up with a bunch of different things you con add, find the one that says HTML/Java script. Click on the plus beside were it says HTML/Java script. Put your wording (if any that you want) in the box that says title above it, and that wording will show up above your Grab Button. Now past the code in the box that says content above it.Then copy the address your photo is being hosted at and past it in the code

Now this video was not much help to me in the making of the actual code and Grab Button. It was helpful though in showing how to get to the address of were your photo of your Grab Button is being hosted and were to paste it in the code. Also it shows how to get to the HTML/Java script to paste your code in.

I hope I have given adequate information so you can make your own "Grab My Button".

If you like this blog and have a website or blog of your own feel free to grab my Grab Button if you want too.



Was this helpful too you?
 Did you make a "Grab My Button"?
If so how did it turn out?

  


Friday, January 11, 2013

What your new Dog Needs





I will tell you a few top items and their prices your new dog will need. Remember that prices fluctuate.


Shelter and Comfort

Dog house $50.00

Dog bed $30.00 or more

Dog kennel $20.00(or it can be more depending on the style you get and the size of your dog)


Dog food

Start with puppy food and as they get older move to adult food $10.oo-$40.00/per bag (depending on their weight)

Treats and snacks $5.00/per month


Doggie check-up

Veterinarian and shots $20.00-$50.00 or more/check-ups are important for puppy and adult dogs.


Supplies

Dog water dish $5.00-$10.00

Dog food dish $5.00-$10.00

Dog collar $8.00

Dog leash $5.00-$15.00 (remember most states have leash laws to obey)

Dog ID tag $5.00

Dog registration $40.00 every couple of years

Dog toys $5.00(but if you get the fancier toys they can be up to

$11.00)


Love

Last they need a good master that will love them for the rest of their life



Even as adult dogs they need check-ups and shots regularly. Dogs can be a lot of work and sometimes even a little costly. But dogs are very good companions and I think they are well worth the trouble and expense.








Friday, October 26, 2012

How to Care for a Cat


Cats can be a little bothersome sometimes even a little crazy. But most of the time they are quite loving. If you are a pet lover you probably like cats. Cats and dogs both have their differences; some would say cats are easier than dogs some would say it’s the other way around. I am going to share with you how to take care of a cat.


To take care of a cat you will need to brush them every day, (especially if they are an outdoor cat).  They will need to have their nails clipped once a week, (you won’t have to do this so often if they are an outdoor cat). They need good food and water like all pets do. They will need toys to play with, (if they like to play, some cat’s like to play some cats don’t). Like all other pets do, they need love and affection. 

                                                                  cat asking for food.                                      



                                                                 cute!



Cat on Table (Bad Kitty!)

Friday, October 5, 2012

How to Care for a Dog




       Let me share with you how I care for my own dog. Oral care is a importance even in
 dogs. You must brush their teeth once a week (even though it can be a little tricky at times).To keep their coat tangle free you must brush their hair. Make sure to give them a good brush down every day (especially if they are an outside dog) to keep them clean and get all the dander out. Dogs nails can grow too long quickly. Trim your dogs nails weekly so they don’t get too long. Dogs can get quite dirty at times. Make sure to bathe them, not to often though, only when they get dirty or stinky. Exercise is very important to keep your dog healthy and happy They need exercise either by playing in the house or walking outside. Last they need lots of love, care and attention.   

                                          Samantha