CSS Won't run: No or incomplete Java Support

If CSS doesn't run at all, the likely reason is missing Java support. This includes the case where CSS used to run, but over night suddenly fails to start up because an ORNL IT software update has removed it. There should be an error message similar to this:

You need

• Java 7, also known as Java 1.7.
• Oracle Java, not OpenJava, GNU Java, ...
• The JDK is preferred over the JRE

How To Set Background Image In Hard Drives

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Blogger: How to Style Labels in Blogger

How to Style Labels in Blogger

By default, Blogger allows you to arrange your content into categorize with the help of labels. It is always considered as a handy practice to label your posts to a specific category so that users can easily find relevant content not by searching your whole blog but by looking into a specific label or a category.  This makes your site more user friendly, but also useful for search engines too. You can display labels in the sidebar or anywhere in your site which are list or cloud style. In this article, we will show you how to style labels in blogger.

Before you get started with this tutorial, we would recommend you to go through how to add labels in your posts so that you can understand with a lot more authority.

Display All Labels with Post counts in Blogger:

Some popular sites tend to display all labels on their error or not found pages to provide users a few set of options that they can use to find a relevant topic. However, some sites display them in either sidebar or footer so here’s how you can display all labels with post counts in a form of label cloud:

Go to Blogger >> Add a gadget >> Labels >> (Select label cloud in types) and save the widget. Now it depends on you where you would like to place it either in the sidebar or footer.

Now you might see a label cloud on your site after following the above instruction but it may not be as pretty or attractive as you might be looking for so add the following CSS coding in your template just above the skin tag.

/*--- MBL Custom Label Cloud With CSS3 --- */
.Label a {
    padding-left: 20px;
    background: #000;
    padding: 0 20px;
    color: #fff!important;
    border-radius: 100px;
    -moz-border-radius: 100px;
    height: 32px;
    line-height: 32px;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    text-decoration: none;
    border: none !important;
    -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in-out !important;
    t: 30pxt: 30px;
    float: left;
    margin-left: 5px;
    margin-top: 5px;
    font-size: 14px;
}

.Label a:hover {
    color: #000 !important;
    background: #ff0;
}

You can always customize the CSS according to your likings, here’s a demo of what you will see after applying the above code in your template.

Styling Labels in your Posts Meta Information: 

The majority of Blogger templates comes with a nicely style post information meta data that displays labels that you have tagged your post with in post editor. However, some old templates don’t have this functionality or if they do they are not attractive anyway, or you may like to style them differently.

The very first thing you need to do is to take care of which CSS Class or ID that is been used by your blogger template to display labels. You can use Google Chrome’s inspect element to figure that out.  Right click on the label and select “Inspect elements” this will open up a window at the bottom of your screen just as it is shown in the screenshot below:

In the above screenshot, you can see the theme is using tags for CSS class. Now you can use the following CSS code to style it according to your desire needs and requirements. Note: if you are using any other class or ID then just edit the CSS accordingly.

.meta_categories {
    float: left;
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    width: 100%;
    font-size: 14px;
}
.meta_categories a {
    text-decoration: none;
}

This is the end result of what you will see on your site.  However, you can customize it according to your likings.

We hope this beginner’s guide to style labels in blogger would have helped you in not only customizing your template but also some blogger template developers who keep on asking that how to display labels in posts in blogger.

Delete Files without sending it to RECYCLE BIN.(Smart Method)

Tricks: Files Recycle Bin main Jaye bina Delete ho jaye gi (Smart Method)

Delete Files without sending it to RECYCLE BIN.
Agar Aap chahte hain k aap jo bhi File (Photo, MP3, Video etc) Delete karain wo Recycle bin main na Jaye and Direct Delete ho Jaye, Tu below Diye gaye Simple Method ko Follow karain:

1. Right Click on 'Recycle Bin' and Select 'Properties'.

2. In the Properties Box choose the Option 'Do not Move the Files to Recycle Bin'.

3. Click the 'OK' Button.


Bus itni se baat and aap ka Kaam ho gaya hai, ab aap Jab bhi koi cheez Delete karo ge wo Recycle bin main Nahe Jaye gi.

Apne Mobile ki Touch Screen ko Saaf (Clean) karne ka easy Method

Aksar People es baat ke liye boht ziada Upset hote hain k apne Smart Phone ki Screen ko kesy saaf kiya jaye, Aaj main laya hun aap ke liye ak boht hi simple Trick jis ke help se aap bina Apni Touch Screen ko Damage kiye us ko clean (Saaf) kar sakte hain. So lets Start.

1. Microfiber Cloth:

Microfiber Cloth ak asia Kapra hain jo aap ke Mobile ki Sctreen ko clean karne k liye Specially banaya gaya hai. es k zariye Clean karne se apki Screen bilcul bhi Damage nahe ho gi. Microfiber Cloth aaj kal almost every Market main available hai. and ye Itna mehnga bhi nahe hota hai.

2. Turn it Off:

Mobile ki Screen ko saaf karne se pehaly Mobile ko Off kar dain, Es ka faida Kiya hoga? 

Es ka faida ye hoga ke Mobile ko off karne ke bad apko wo daagh easily nazar a jate hain jo Screen pe hote hain.

3. Clean it in Circles: 

According to an American study Mobile Phone ki screen ko Circle main clean karna Chahiye, Means that Microfiber cloth ko dairo (Circle) main move karna chahiye.

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Visual Studio:Debugging Tips and Tricks

Debugging Tips and Tricks

unfortunately bugs are a part of software development, and despite our best efforts to write software correctly from the start we spend a lot of time in the debugger. While bugs are an unfortunate fact of life, finding them doesn’t have to be as painful as it often is. For you problem-solvers out there, the Visual Studio 2015 debugger contains a rich set of features that can really increase your productivity…assuming you know they exist, and how to use them! To help with you learn more about our debugging tools, I recently gave three talks on “Debugging Tips and Tricks for .NET developers”, at Microsoft’s Build Conference (60 minutes), at Microsoft’s Ignite Conference (75 minutes), and most recently on Visual Studio Toolbox (38 minutes). So check them out!

For the folks who like the printed word more than talking heads, I’ll also cover some of the highlights I hit on in the talks. These tips include both new features in Visual Studio 2015 as well as useful functionality from previous versions of Visual Studio.

Note: If you are interested in watching one of the talks, all three talks use the same demos and cover similar content, where the shorter talks are simply more selective about which features they show.

Start Debugging

While most debugging sessions begin with “Start Debugging”, there are other options as well:

• Need to start debugging at the entry point of the application? Use “Step Over” (F10) or “Step Into” (F11) when in design mode and it will take you to the entry point of the application (assuming Just My Code is enabled) eliminating the need to find the line of code in the correct source file to place the breakpoint on.
• No code edits to make at design time? Restart debugging allows you to quickly restart your application with debugging enabled. This eliminates the need to click “Stop Debugging”, then wait for the IDE to return to design mode, and THEN click “Start Debugging” again.
• Need to start multiple projects in your solution? Configure your solution for multiple startup projects, to launch multiple projects with (and/or without) debugging. This is particularly useful when debugging a solution that contains applications that depend on each other at run time (e.g. a client and server).

Execution Control

Need to get the debugger to the desired location in source code? Here are a few tips that can make this faster.

• Set Next Statement allows you to control what code will execute next, including re-executing code that has already run. This can be helpful for testing conditional branches of code without the need to modify the input to correctly satisfy the conditions for the desired code path.
• Step Into Specific allows you to choose which function you step into when multiple functions are called on the same line of code.
• Run to Cursor creates a one-time breakpoint so you don’t have to remember to unset it when you’re done. Run to Cursor works both to start debugging and run to a single location when you’re already debugging. It is available from the context menu in the editor or using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+F10).
• Run to Cursor also works in the Call Stack window. It finishes executing all of the child frames on the call stack and then pauses the program's execution (just as if you had done as many Step Outs as required to stop on the selected call stack frame).
  
• How to configure breakpoint conditions and actions (including the new UI experience in Visual Studio 2015), which covers
• Conditional breakpoints
• Hit count breakpoints
• Filter breakpoints
• TracePoints

Data Inspection

Once you get the debugger to the desired location you’re probably going to inspect your application’s data. Here is a look at a few options:

• Debugger visualizers, specifically the built in visualizers for text, XML, HTML, JSON, DataSets, and WPF
• Return values show you values returned by all functions called on a line that is stepped over
• How to use DebuggerDisplay attributes to modify how the debugger displays variable values
• The ability to “pin” DataTips to the editor
  

Productivity Improvements

In the demos I also showed the improvements in Visual Studio 2015 that were some of your top requests to help improve productivity using the debugger:

• Much broader Edit and Continue support including Lambda expressions
• The new Exception Settings window in Visual Studio 2015
• Lambda expression support in the debugger windows
• PerfTips
• The Diagnostic Tools window

Learn more

The above content was a quick sample of what was covered in the talks. If this piques your interest I would recommend watching one of the talks listed above (here are the links again for convenience--Visual Studio Toolbox, Build, Ignite—most detailed). Additionally, you can follow the diagnostics team including the debugger on our team blog.

If you have any questions or comments, please let me know through Visual Studio’s Send a Smile feature, in our MSDN forum, via Twitter, or leave a comment below.

Andrew Hall, Program Manager, Visual Studio Diagnostics @AndrewBrianHall Andrew has been at Microsoft for 7 years, all spent working on diagnostic tools. In his time on the team he has worked on the debugger, profiler, and code analysis tools.