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Yesterday I found myself with some free time so I took the opportunity to study the potential of Blogger, the platform made available by Google to quickly and easily create a blog, just like this. Blogger allows, once set up the skeleton of your blog (via GUI css ready for use, gadgets for inclusion in the side panel to enrich your pages, etc.), to further extend the functionality through the inclusion of widgets created by third parties, provided compatible with the platform itself. Definitely cool to do some testing!

First I tried a few online resources covering the topic well and I ended up Creareblog . The howto presented by Tenebrae, the author of the blog, there are indeed numerous and well made and I recommend you read if you're interested in this!
Changes to my blog are both aesthetic and functional:

- removed the top bar added to the default platform blogspot blog (do not incur any legal dispute by doing so, then why not?)
- Blogger does not by default, to publish only an introduction to the homepage Articles are too long and while posting entirely in separate page (accessible by the user clicking on a link type "Read more" ). Now you can! :-D Very comfortable!

- To differentiate the lines of code from the rest of the text, while composing the post using the pre tag

and

tt. So I changed the css by adding the following lines: / * Code style * /
.
code {font-family: courier new;
font-size: 85%;}
blockquote.code {background: Gainsboro;
border: 1px solid LightSlateGray;
padding: 5px 5px ;
white-space: pre;}


The result you can see above.
- I added a tag cloud
the side panel. Certainly less comfortable than traditional well-ordered list of tags, is also likely to be seasick, but I like me ;-) - I also added a search engine that uses Google as the basis for the articles the blog (including this component is accessible from the sidebar). It was practically forced addition, since removing the top bar of Blogger (see point 1), I found myself without a search engine with which post in my blog.

Although the focus of this blog is more to a kind of notebook where exactly everyday experiences, trial and error combined by me and others, as long as it rotates around the world of Oracle, the mere fact that someone can read what I write is for me a source of satisfaction. As some readers will not give me more obnoxious, in fact, comments and any collaboration proposals are always welcome, I thought of putting into practice the tips of

Creareblog
for the positioning of my blog in the major search engines, starting from the same Google that is most commonly used at the global level and then passing to

Microsoft Live Search and Yahoo

.

addition to indexing of my blog on the main search engines, I have also
article Creablog of publishing the sitemap for a site on Google, Live Search, or Yahoo
.
What's a Sitemap? I quote from above post:

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The sitemap is a document that contains information about the post and the hierarchical structure of a blog. It 's very similar to the feed and in the case of feed ATOM formats match. The Sitemap of your blog can be sent to a search engine so that they are properly indexed pages.

Google Webmaster Tools is the best known tool for the reporting of your sitemap and in general for information and statistics on its website in terms of search engine. Contrary to popular belief, tell them your sitemap to Google does not imply a better ranking in search results, at best allows it to be our blog for a more coherent approach to issues it contains. Report on our website also does not accelerate the process of indexing the pages. This is what is explicitly stated by Google, and that there is actually the field.
[/ cut] Google Webmaster Tools allows you to have significant statistics for your site / blog provided directly from Google.