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Adding a second sidebar to your Blog -

Adding a second sidebar to your Blog - part 2 In one of my older posts, I gave a short tutorial on how to add a second sidebar to your Blog. Recently I got some comments of people who got stuck, so I decided to post a second, more detailed tutorial on how to rig up a second sidebar. Understanding structure and layout. First of all, you have to understand that your Blog Layout consists of several sections. The standard Blogger template has a Header-section, a Sidebar-section, a Main-section and a Footer-section. Inside these section Blogger puts the widgets, these are the page-elements that you can select from the Template-tab. Now, let's take a look at the structure of a standard Blog. If you create a fresh, new Blog, the Page Elements Tab looks like this:   <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEidiXVdCytiCAzinV9yQ-J9JbaA8g9y2W2FkEicFVzZrKMd0lt56x7m6LbzPPIHcn0mlaEYAkMf_IGl8EQMS2WicVoYfRL08UoEfCCgl3jtozHUxOPpsIUJrdW8TZ3ADUtDKevZjm5Ycbhb/s1600-h/image2.png"><img alt="image" border="0" height="137" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhJzNeVXYT3fqrxwMOF9dZUc_UWjhfXO_Wr4iGZUYV9uDEhK0rct2jykG59ATxoIsz_iA7QaCw3tJWLDep4PCwvxxhxEMiaeQi7QSXebooReiK1jgYx4NSat-NRqtaaiGBMbS0Soyj9Bobo/?imgmax=800" style="border-top-width: 0px; display: inline; border-left-width: 0px; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-right-width: 0px" title="image" width="244" /></a> This Layout has 4 sections: Header, Main (with the Blog Posts), Sidebar and Footer. The HTML-template looks like this (the line-numbers are added for reference only): 010: <body> 020: <div id='outer-wrapper'>l<div id='wrap2'> 030:  040: 050: <a href='#main'>skip to main </a> 060: <a href='#sidebar'>skip to sidebar</a> 070: 080: <div id='header-wrapper'> 090: <b:section class='header' id='header' maxwidgets='1' showaddelement='no'> 100: <b:widget id='Header1' locked='true' title='Second Sidebar (Header)' type='Header'/> 110: </b:section> 120: </div> 130: <div id='content-wrapper'> 140: <div id='main-wrapper'> 150: <b:section class='main' id='main' showaddelement='no'> 160: <b:widget id='Blog1' locked='true' title='Blog Posts' type='Blog'/> 170: </b:section> 180: </div> 190: <div id='sidebar-wrapper'> 200: <b:section class='sidebar' id='sidebar' preferred='yes'> 210: <b:widget id='BlogArchive1' locked='false' title='Blog Archive' type='BlogArchive'/> 220: <b:widget id='Profile1' locked='false' title='About Me' type='Profile'/> 230: </b:section> 240: </div> 250:  260: <div class='clear'> </div> 270: </div>  280: <div id='footer-wrapper'> 290: <b:section class='footer' id='footer'/> 300: </div> 310: </div></div>  320: </body> Lines 010 and 320 are the body-tags. All your code has to be between these two tags. Lines 020 and 310 are the div-tags for two wrappers, the wrapper called "outer-wrapper" and the wrapper called "wrap2". In CSS you can define fonts, colors, and other styling for these wrappers. We'll look into CSS later in this tutorial. Lines 080 to 120 contain the header. As you see, there is a div-wrapper (080 and 120), section-tags (090 and 110) and the widget that contains the header itself (100). Lines 130 to 270 contain the content. Content means here: blog posts and sidebar. There is a div-wrapper called "content-wrapper" (130 and 270), and inside this wrapper there are 2 more wrappers: the "main-wrapper" (140-180) and the "sidebar-wrapper" (190-240). Inside the main-wrapper we find the main-section (150 and 170) with the Blog-widget (160). This widget contains your posts. Inside the sidebar-wrapper we find the sidebar-section (200 and 230) with an Archive-widget (210) and a Profile-widget (220). And finally we have a Footer (280-300). Now that we understand the structure, let's take a look at the formatting of this template. In the stylesheet you will fund the following code: #outer-wrapper { width: 660px; padding: 10px; ....... } #main-wrapper { width: 410px; float: left; ....... } #sidebar-wrapper { width: 220px; float: right; ........ } The outer-wrapper has a width of 660 pixels. The padding is set to 10 pixels, so that everything that is inside the outer-wrapper stays 10 pixels from the border. So that leaves 660 - 20 = 640 pixels for main-wrapper and sidebar-wrapper. The main-wrapper has a width of 410 pixels, and floats to the left. The sidebar-wrapper had a width of 220 pixels, and floats to the right. Together, main-wrapper and sidebar-wrapper have a width of 410 + 220 = 630 pixels. In the middle there is a space of 640 - 630 = 10 pixels. So, if we want to squeeze in a second sidebar, we have to do something to create space. As it is now, it won't fit in. Adding a second sidebar. First, we will add the sidebar to the structure of the template, then we will add it to the CSS, and make it fit into the page. Step 1: Backup the template. Step 2: Make your right-sidebar unique. Change lines 190 and 200: 190: <div id='right-sidebar-wrapper'> 200: <b:section class='sidebar' id='right-sidebar' preferred='yes'> In your CSS style-sheet, change "#sidebar-wrapper" to "#right-sidebar-wrapper". If you save your template now and view your blog, it should look okay. Step 3: Add a left sidebar by adding new lines of code: 131: <div id='left-sidebar-wrapper'> 132: <b:section class='sidebar' id='left-sidebar' preferred='yes'/> 133: </div> Now save your template, and take a look at the Page Elements tab. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWGXGZbwoNqR3k6Ytbq9D8WoabBUnWr5KAImpd5bNA_jP2A5hnH4vTfxk-184gZ-kyMviEDb2iCCY9dHDFPSRKI-g4LlVzWVcQ4TpmtS3Sf7H3y2Zt4y75-tulhoDXfbf5EbSIKgGsE0zi/s1600-h/image5.png"><img alt="image" border="0" height="152" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhMEsPrsttsJsSP3NZU8Koe8lkq_EZqWEvrSuQTGBylNs-9IyPFH3kWpW0Fngsor-_pQvqKCWgxd7gh2RVmqiO-CMLs_B3SztZtm6f_yERLqbg2dq-xlaX3Gauapagy0_frZJajJpR-kGw7/?imgmax=800" style="border-top-width: 0px; display: inline; border-left-width: 0px; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-right-width: 0px" title="image" width="244" /></a> You can see there is a new section, just below the header and above the posts. But it is not at the left side of the screen jet. Therefore, we have to add some CSS. Step 4: Add CSS for the left sidebar. In your CSS-style sheet, add the following code: #left-sidebar-wrapper { width: 220px; float: left; word-wrap: break-word; overflow: hidden; } Your Page Layout tab will show something like this:   <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgAFJjk1_Cr-aEBfiyKK9LZB5d5lY6GMduhc91nWOZKh6eWr356F0kGM5hitaxGL8gkLFAx30qPsf07EAlmDxrE-W8H72bndlPyoY9H80CM1YixZBnp0JycbhiM64jIhjgr5KdK-RFMJXAK/s1600-h/image8.png"><img alt="image" border="0" height="184" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiPMqLTyOAV8fQSyJe_P3qV55y1fd2ytWpW-kDGiGtRCHSrcNPGb0oKmLOQruhKKJHPSSE6LyCVmQZZ1jJGa5I_BK_Gm9XdhZjayCZREN4HSUMqoRYW7sp1DBkwwuAx_P6P7bKc4Ft8NV-j/?imgmax=800" style="border-top-width: 0px; display: inline; border-left-width: 0px; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-right-width: 0px" title="image" width="244" /></a> The sidebar-section is now to the left, but your right-sidebar is suddenly below your posts. That is because the width of 2 sidebars and a main-section counts up to 840 pixels, and that is more than the width of the outer-wrapper (660 pixels). Step 5. Change outer-wrapper and header-wrapper width. In your CSS-stylesheet look for the #header-wrapper and #outer-wrapper definitions, and change the width from 660 to 860. Step 6. Add a page element. Now finally, add a page element to your left sidebar. Your Blog Layout will look like this now: <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOuy56hW5g1s7AwLAairZaIujBwLDqMmACbLNnHJvZNCQ6ArQohOFfiV8eUXTkUzaA66zWLSjLVtbCc2Ho5xjou6zeOAkP0JlmMVv6AqFQ-aPGE7WkauGYWwaxWiXiY3MwxlqC_zGc6pek/s1600-h/image11.png"><img alt="image" border="0" height="120" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjgMDnF-Ch-Z1MEgeCEjOO8dx_50lv1DmbyG6FqmUb6TqI6Kg8wCf4ijQTfgOEnP71gxrnPMlZ-MrDXzcAXjjWdn2c59x6frk4gZkhJ6qhu84xFYmwTsitYrihCY7HXUGBjq1CzKP9_snHg/?imgmax=800" style="border-top-width: 0px; display: inline; border-left-width: 0px; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-right-width: 0px" title="image" width="244" /></a>

Adding a second sidebar to your Blog -

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Setup and configuration for New Blogger Tag Cloud / Label Cloud

Comments and Problems can be reported at the home post for this at
 Code for New Blogger Tag Cloud / Label Cloud
 
 Here is the code and setup information to use the Label Cloud in New Blogger.
 First you obviously have to have a blog on New Blogger, and you MUST be using the layouts templates,
 (this isn't available for classic templates, or FTP published blogs ) and you must have some posts labeled already. (There needs to be at least ONE label with more than ONE entry or the scripts hit a bug - so have at least one label with more than one entry before starting).
 Make sure you backup your template before making any changes!
 
 Log into Blogger and go to your layouts section. On the 'Page Elements' setup page
 make sure you have a label widget already installed where you want it (it can be moved around
 later). Then go to the Edit HTML settings and leave the widgets NOT exapanded. It will make
 things easier to deal with.
 
 
 Now the code comes in 3 parts. A section for the stylesheet, a configurations section,
 and then the actual widget itself.
 
 The first part to put in is the stylesheet section. The following code needs to be copied
 and inserted into your stylesheet, which in the layouts is marked out by the <b:skin> tags.
 Easiest thing to do is find the closing skin tag
 
 ]]></b:skin>
 
 and place the code right BEFORE that.
 Here it is, copy and paste without modification right now. I'll explain what can be tweaked
 later.
 
 <textarea style="width: 432px; height: 100px;" onfocus="this.select();" name="textarea" cols="26"> /* Label Cloud Styles ----------------------------------------------- */ #labelCloud {text-align:center;font-family:arial,sans-serif;} #labelCloud .label-cloud li{display:inline;background-image:none !important;padding:0 5px;margin:0;vertical-align:baseline !important;border:0 !important;} #labelCloud ul{list-style-type:none;margin:0 auto;padding:0;} #labelCloud a img{border:0;display:inline;margin:0 0 0 3px;padding:0} #labelCloud a{text-decoration:none} #labelCloud a:hover{text-decoration:underline} #labelCloud li a{} #labelCloud .label-cloud {} #labelCloud .label-count {padding-left:0.2em;font-size:9px;color:#000} #labelCloud .label-cloud li:before{content:"" !important}

This next section is the configuration section for the Cloud. It also goes in the head
of the template, but outside of the stylesheet part. Easiest thing to do again is to find
the closing stylesheet tag

]]>

But this time place the code right AFTER that line, but BEFORE the tag. Here it is.

All of these settings can be changed but I'll explain them in a moment. The defaults will work for now.

Now the widget itself. Scroll down and find the label widget in your sidebar. It should look
something like this.

Copy the following code (from beginning widget tag to ending widget tag) and replace
the line above with it.

<b:widget id="'Label1'" locked="'false'" title="'Label" type="'Label'"> <b:includable id="'main'"> <b:if cond="'data:title'"> <h2><data:title/></h2> </b:if> <div class="'widget-content'"> <div id="'labelCloud'/"> <script type="'text/javascript'"> // Don't change anything past this point ----------------- // Cloud function s() ripped from del.icio.us function s(a,b,i,x){ if(a>b){ var m=(a-b)/Math.log(x),v=a-Math.floor(Math.log(i)*m) } else{ var m=(b-a)/Math.log(x),v=Math.floor(Math.log(i)*m+a) } return v } var c=[]; var labelCount = new Array(); var ts = new Object; <b:loop values="'data:labels'" var="'label'"> var theName = "<data:label.name/>"; ts[theName] = <data:label.count/>; </b:loop> for (t in ts){ if (!labelCount[ts[t]]){ labelCount[ts[t]] = new Array(ts[t]) } } var ta=cloudMin-1; tz = labelCount.length - cloudMin; lc2 = document.getElementById('labelCloud'); ul = document.createElement('ul'); ul.className = 'label-cloud'; for(var t in ts){ if(ts[t] < cloudMin){ continue; } for (var i=0;3 > i;i++) { c[i]=s(minColor[i],maxColor[i],ts[t]-ta,tz) } var fs = s(minFontSize,maxFontSize,ts[t]-ta,tz); li = document.createElement('li'); li.style.fontSize = fs+'px'; li.style.lineHeight = '1'; a = document.createElement('a'); a.title = ts[t]+' Posts in '+t; a.style.color = 'rgb('+c[0]+','+c[1]+','+c[2]+')'; a.href = '/search/label/'+encodeURIComponent(t); if (lcShowCount){ span = document.createElement('span'); span.innerHTML = '('+ts[t]+') '; span.className = 'label-count'; a.appendChild(document.createTextNode(t)); li.appendChild(a); li.appendChild(span); } else { a.appendChild(document.createTextNode(t)); li.appendChild(a); } ul.appendChild(li); abnk = document.createTextNode(' '); ul.appendChild(abnk); } lc2.appendChild(ul); </script> <noscript> <ul> <b:loop values="'data:labels'" var="'label'"> <li> <b:if cond="'data:blog.url"> <data:label.name/> <b:else/> <a href="'data:label.url'"><data:label.name/></a> </b:if> (<data:label.count/>) </li> </b:loop> </ul> </noscript> <b:include name="'quickedit'/"> </div> </b:includable> </b:widget>

Now if all has gone well, and you have posts already labeled, then if you preview the
blog you should see some form of the Cloud appearing. If it doesn't appear, then something
went wrong. You should probably back out and try it again from the start.

Update : I've found 2 things to check for first if the label cloud isn't showing. First make sure that at least one of your labels has more than one entry. A bug in the script causes it to fail when all the labels have only one entry.(As soon as any label has more than one entry, then it should be ok from then on) Also, make sure that none of your labels contain quote marks " . Apostrophes or single ticks ' are ok. ------

Most likely the cloud with it's default settings won't be what you ultimately want. But all
the colors and sizes are configurable to match your tastes. If the cloud is appearing in preview
then you can go about changing some of the variables so they suit.

The settings in the Variables section will be where you make most of your adjustments. Here I'll
explain what each setting does.

var cloudMin= 1;

This setting you can use to limit the number of labels shown (for example if you have a lot of labels). Leave the setting at 1 to show ALL labels. If you enter in a higher number, then only labels that have at least that number of entries will appear in the cloud.

var maxFontSize = 20;
var maxColor = [0,0,255];
var minFontSize = 10;
var minColor = [0,0,0];
var lcShowCount = false;

The lines for
maxFontSize
maxColor
do what you may think they do. The first one sets the size (in pixels) of the label with the
most amount entries. The maxColor sets the color of that entry (in RGB format). Similiar with
the next two
minFontSize
minColor
Just these are for the label with the least amount of entries. Again the size is in pixels,
the color is in RGB format. Any labels between the two will get their color/sizes based on
how many labels they are, and where their entry count falls, giving the much desired cloud
effect.

From my experimenting, there are many factors that make up a pleasant looking cloud. From
color/size choice, to the number of actual labels, to how well dispersed the entries are amoung
the labels. 3 Labels don't make a good cloud as there isn't much to work with. You just have
to experiment around to see what looks good with your setup.

IMPORTANT, when change the color settings, Keep them in the format supplied. In between the [] and
the numbers separated by commas. The default colors are BLUE for the max and BLACK for the min.
You can select any valid RGB color combination. If you don't know what RGB colors are, don't
worry. It's just a way of defining a color. You can use many charts on the Internet to
get the correct RGB value for the color you want to try. Here's one that is fairly good.

RGB Color Code Chart

Remember, if you get the 3 sets of numbers to enter them in correctly. Inside the [ ] separated by
commas.

Also experiment with different font sizes. Again it depends on how many entries, how dispersed
they are, and how much room for the cloud is available as to what looks good.

The last variable there is

lcShowCount

This can either be false (default) or true. All this does is turn off/on the post count displayed
next to the label. Usually in a 'traditional' cloud the count isn't used. But if you go to a
'flat' listing then it's sometimes useful to turn it on.

Now to the CSS section. Most people won't need to tweak these much, and it's not necessary to
understand what all those entries are for. Most are just to make sure that other styling
elements from the rest of your page don't inherit in and ruin the cloud. But there are a few
that you may want to change to suit.
The first line

#labelCloud {text-align:center;font-family:arial,sans-serif;}

You could change the fonts used in the cloud here if you wanted.
Also, the text-align statement can also be changed. I have it set to center by default but you
could use

text-align:justify;
text-align:right;
text-align:left;

If those suit better.

The next line

#labelCloud .label-cloud li{display:inline;background-image:none !important;padding:0 5px;margin:0;vertical-align:baseline !important;border:0 !important;}

Well don't worry about most of it unless you are a hardcore CSS'er. The only one of real
importance is the first entry

display:inline;

You can change that to

display:block;

To get the 'Flat' (each entry on it's own separate line) listing of the weighted entries.
Usually if that is set to block you would probably want to change the sort frequency from
alphabetical to frequency. You do that by editing the widget from the Page Elements tab in
Blogger.

And the last bit I'll mention is the line

#labelCloud .label-count

If you set the lcShowCount variable to true to show the post counts, you could change the
color/size of those numbered entries with that line.

Setup and configuration for New Blogger Tag Cloud / Label Cloud

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Widget Below of the Header

Widget Below of the Header Few days ago, there are some friends who ask me, “ How to save widget below header exactly? ” Generally, we can’t save widget or element, right in below of header in Blogger template. Usually, we can only put element or widget in top of Post element, but of course width of that element just as wide as ‘post width’. Then maybe you will ask me, “ Do we have some ways, to save widget or element, exactly below the header? ” The answer is…. Of course, we can…. In fact, we have a lot of ways for fix that thing. But, in order that there are limitations of times and places, I can’t write all of the tricks here. I will only give you one way for fix that problem. Ready? Okay then, here we go…. Follow my instructions below: 1 Login to Blogger with your id. Click Layout. 2 Click Page Element tab, look at the structure of your layout template. Usually, the header element will be show like this : <a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://lh3.ggpht.com/rohmaN24/SI39wqeDEBI/AAAAAAAAApc/NKNFjY5qqKk/elemenheader_thumb7_thumb%5B23%5D.jpg?imgmax=800"><img alt="" border="0" src="http://lh3.ggpht.com/rohmaN24/SI39wqeDEBI/AAAAAAAAApc/NKNFjY5qqKk/elemenheader_thumb7_thumb%5B23%5D.jpg?imgmax=800" style="cursor: pointer; width: 409px; height: 72px;" /></a> We are going to fix this thing. Let’s begin the party!!! Just click Edit HTML tab. Click sentence Download Full Template, you must backup this thing. It’s very important! Find out codes which like this : <textarea style="width: 332px; height: 100px;" onfocus="this.select();" name="textarea" cols="19"><b:section class="'header'" id="'header'" maxwidgets="'1'" showaddelement="'no'">

Delete that code and change with this one:

Click Save Template button. Wait ‘till this is done.

Click Page Element tab and your layout template will be like this :

Feel please to customize your blog with a new Page Element below the header.
In order to add Page Element, you can click Add Page Element. You can add anything you want. And then, you can drag the new element, below of header elementr, if you already finish your business with your new element.
If your setting was done, just click SAVE in top of that page.
Well done, now see the result.

Happy blogging to all.

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<a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://i39.tinypic.com/izqr7a.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" src="http://i39.tinypic.com/izqr7a.jpg" style="cursor: pointer; width: 291px; height: 435px;" /></a> The Bundle-Hi Resolution Photoshop Brushes Collection The Bundle-Hi Resolution Photoshop Brushes Collection 614 MB rapidshare Links Included in "The Bundle" Concrete Brushes & Patterns - 54 seamlessly tiling patterns, 72 Photoshop brushes and concrete textures. Cracks - 120 Hi-res crack brushes, for modeling and texturing. Cracks II - 71 New photoshop crack brushes, with cracked and crumbling plaster walls, paint, rock, superfine hairline cracks and some special brushes of glass, along with dirt & grit overlays Darkside Backgrounds (1 & 2 in .psd) - 10 Horror and grunge backgrounds, created with multiple layers (as many as 10 to 15 layers), overlaided with different blend modes & blending options. Fog - 69 Professional fog brushes. Easily simulate a wide variety of atmospheric effects to create a mood, or atmosphere, to inspire a range of feelings from solitude to serenity Grunge - 75 Hi-res grunge brushes make it easy to add creative touches to any surface. Grunge Edges (Plus Bonus Grunge Overlay) - 101 brushes used to create crackles, spots, faded areas and fine detail. This set also includes 8 Bonus Grunge Overlys. Hi-Tech Cityscape - 84 Photoshop brushes of industrial and architecture structures, used to create the look of hi-tech detail quickly. Nuts, Bolts & Holes - 167 brushes of nuts bolts & holes, with some additional extras. Rusty Metal (Brushes and Layer Styles) - 75 Hi-res photoshop brushes of highly detailed rusted metal, with 33 layer styles. Sci-Fi Brushes - 75 Highly detailed Photoshop brushes with a decidedly Sci-Fi flavor. Scratches (Large & Small Sets) - 74 Hi-res photoshop brushes of real scratches, for backgrounds, texturing and modeling. Skulls - 64 highly detailed skull brushes used to create mountains of skulls in seconds. Skulls II - 55 more skulls to add to your library. These fantastic brushes will give you the cutting edge in your designs and renders. Smoke - 70 Highly detailed Photoshop brushes of smoke. Smoke 2 - 55 Hi-res Photoshop brushes of real smoke, this is the second smoke set and will compliment the first. Splashes - 50 Hi-res Photoshop brushes of splashes, with which you can create dirt, snow, make-up, blood, stains and of course water effects. Layer Styles are also included. Splash 2 - Hi-res highly detail Photoshop brushes of more splashes, to complement the "Splashes" pack. Stains, Splatters Drips & Washes - 69 Hi-res Photoshop brushes featuring "Stains Splatters Drips & Washes" Photoshop layer styles are also included in this package! Water - 59 Hi-res Photoshop brushes of water, bubbles, splashes, drips, splatters, foam, water drops and etc. Wings of Water (including Wings of Wings) - 142 brushes Featuring water splashes, suggesting wings, along with extra details. To install Brushes in Adobe Photoshop CS3 & CS4 Move the .abr (brush file) into the following folder locations (Default shown) Windows Systems: C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS3/Presets/Brushes MAC OSX: /Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS3/Presets/Brushes Open Adobe Photoshop. Once open the brushes can be loaded from the Preset Manager Photoshop > Edit Menu > Preset Manager > Preset Type Brushes > Load Button Then Browse to the brush pack desired. Additionally the .abr (brush file) can be "Double Clicked" or "Run", to have the brushes automatically added to the brush pallet download links , RS http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS01 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS02 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS03 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS04 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS05 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS06 http://2tni.co.cc/Bundle-Photo-shop-RS07

The Bundle-Hi Resolution Photoshop Brushes Collection

The Bundle-Hi Resolution Photoshop Brushes Collection The Bundle-Hi Resolution Photoshop Brushes Collection 614 MB rapidshare Links Included...

AutoFX Photographic Edges 6.0 For Adobe Photoshop

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AutoFX Photographic Edges 6.0 For Adobe Photoshop

AutoFX Photographic Edges 6.0 For Adobe Photoshop Photo/Graphic Edges 6.0 is a suite of 14 photographic effects that empower anyone, regardl...

Autofx Mystical Tint Tone and Color Suite 1.06 For Photoshop

<a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://i40.tinypic.com/2056rvc.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" src="http://i40.tinypic.com/2056rvc.jpg" style="cursor: pointer; width: 257px; height: 247px;" /></a> Autofx Mystical Tint Tone and Color Suite 1.06 For Photoshop | 17.7 MB Integrated Support for Photoshop Mystical features complete support for Adobe Photoshop. Mystical includes integrated support for layers and transparency features, Photoshop Actions, Last Filter Command, Fade Filter Command, works as a Photoshop filter, saves and loads Photoshop .psd files and is easy to access and use as a filter from within Photoshop. Mystical even saves to the Photoshop .psd file format with layers intact. As you are working on your designs inside the Mystical plug-in or application version you can save out copies of your work as Photoshop .psd native files. Download http://rapidshare.com/files/215377933/AutoFX_Mystical_Tint_Tone_and_Color_Suite_1.06.rar Autofx Mystical Tint Tone and Color Suite 1.06 For Photoshop

Autofx Mystical Tint Tone and Color Suite 1.06 For Photoshop

Autofx Mystical Tint Tone and Color Suite 1.06 For Photoshop | 17.7 MB Integrated Support for Photoshop Mystical features complete support f...

Web için Photoshop Eğitimi // Photoshop for The Web

Web için Photoshop Eğitimi // Photoshop for The Web Download http://rapidshare.com/files/227601864/How_to_Wow_Photoshop_for_the_Web.ByPcKoR.rar

Blog Tool & Resource - Blog Editor / Widgets / Templates / Themes / Poll / Blog Direc

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It’s simple to do with all these easy to use polling services. http://www.quimble.com/ http://www.addpoll.com/ http://www.pollpub.com/ http://polls.blogflux.com/ http://blog.jalenack.com/archives/democracy/ http://www.blogpolls.com/ http://www.vizu.com/ http://www.blogpoll.com/poll/ http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/wp-polls (Wordpress Only) http://www.bloggeries.com/makepoll.php http://www.htmlpoll.com/ http://www.blogpolling.com/ http://pollcode.com/ Blog Directories One of the ways to bring more traffic to your blog (although not most effective and fast) is to submit your blog to blog directories. Most of them don’t charge you for listing. 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Blog Tool & Resource - Blog Editor / Widgets / Templates / Themes / Poll / Blog Direc

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