Well, that’s quite a long rest since i stepped away from posting sometime in march and if i will count it based on my last post it would be almost 6 months of inactivity. It’s always been my intention to post things i have learned about something as a resource to those who don’t know it yet and to share some of details about my everyday living to inspire others and thinking that others might relate on it. Looking back, it was so good at start but not until i received lots of lots of lots online works ( lots..really! ) and so i decided to give this blog a pause..uhuh! thats the reason why im out for awhile. Well, now im back! hopefully i can post much here soon if not that sooner then probably im posting at my other site wpcrunchy.
okay! i was out for quite awhile and almost forget about this blog of mine. I was not able to post these past few days as i had received lots of online works and that cause me being so busy. Anyhow, i manage to create a tool that might be useful for SEO ( search engine optimization ). I don’t know much about SEO but i had read long ago a seo ebook that says you can increase your page rank and position of you site by linking to any relevant niche. You can achieve this by searching a site which is relavant from your site and request them for a backlink to your site. ok lets cut the chase hehe, here’s a tool which parse all link from a google search result that may help you list down all relevant sites in just single click.
DOWNLOD GOOGLE LINK PARSER: google link parser (212)
just drop some comment if you any question or queries about this tool.
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This article will teach you how to get all element from a certain class name.
This small script is very much helpful if you want to put a function to be executed by all elements that have same class name instead of using ID which can only be use once and without having to ever use inline JavaScript code inside the elements.
Here’s how you do it
className = 'pagecontent';
var all = document.all ? document.all : document.getElementsByTagName('*');
var elements = new Array();
for (var e = 0; e < all.length; e++) {
if (all[e].className == className) {
elements[elements.length] = all[e];
// alter via loop
for(var i = 0;i < elements.length; i++) {
elements[i].style.display = 'none';
}
}
}
I used the code provided above to hide all elements that has a class name of "pagecontent".
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