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Just wondering if any of you guys have built custom sites on why park. Is it possible to use an IDE (like dreamweaver) to add my custom content, or do I have to just edit the code? :gl:
StantheMan said:So far, I have only worked on some graphics (check out the headers below) to give them a more professional look. I also don't want them to appear to be stock templates so that some directories might reject them.
I created the headers with a small graphics program (Ulead), and created a graphic header file that is 740 X 180. Then I just copied out to the web and then copied and pasted the picture properties (location) into the layout function within Whypark. It took me a few minutes to find it - but it can be hand edited in the CSS file (also change the header file height to 180 from 100). The Title will still automatically print on top of the graphic for you. All you have to do is leave a space in your graphic. You can also change the text location from left to center. Don't worry about messing up the file. All you have to do is edit it again and select a default and it will replace and reload the original layout.
Next step is to submit to some search engines and directories - and also Google Site Maps. Then we'll see what kind of traffic the project will generate.
I have an SEO-based site (seosoar.com) @ WhyPark and noticed AnySEO.com is having the same problem as mine in serving up Public Service ads for articles found beyond the index page. Irks me because the articles are full of relevant content.healymedia said:AnySEO.com
mrizos said:Hi Guys,
I just made a lot of changes to cancerreports.org . can you guys check it out and let me know of the fonts and colors are ok on your end?
Varon said:Looks nice. The font size seems a bit large for me. Also, the adsense ads really stand out as ads. Why not try changing the adsense ad title color to #666666 and the ad url to black.
Varon said:Looks cool now. But what do you think about the reverse C format of adsense ads on the upper fold? It looks like a lot of adsense units. You have one link unit, a skyscraper and a rectangle in the top fold. It kind of seems like a heavy adsense block.
mrizos said:Agreed. Check this change out. I had to look for the adsense blocks :gl:
Varon said:Yup. Much better. Very nice. Btw, is thecancernews.info your blog? It actually looks very nice.
chipdomains82 said:Does anyone know if WhyPark allows 301 redirects? It looks like Google has two separate cached versions of my WhyPark page anybadcredit.com ; one with the "www" and one without. By using a 301 redirect I can eliminate this...just curious if this is possible with WhyPark
mrizos said:No idea, but your sites rock!
ak007 said:Wow I can't believe what some of you have done to your whypark sites...very impressive. I need to spend some extra time and spruce mine up too. This is a great thread to help others and shows overall that whypark is well worth the investment.
chipdomains82 said:If you can pick up the basics ogf HTML and CSS, the possibilites are endless. I bought a book for $10 and it has really helped me. Afer the HTML/CSS skills, you need to pump out some good content (I modified an old college term paper for www.anyvoipinfo.com ; obviously WhyPark gives you free article feeds) and links and you're off and running. Getting (quality) links has been my hardest part so far.
thanks mateOctaneInv said:Header loads for me!
and content is what whypark provides in plenty!mrizos said:I would say the absolute hardest part of domaining, deving and everything in the middle is creating great quality content. Basically it's write what you know about...in detail and well..."if you write it (well) clicks will come".
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