This video tutorial will show you how you can upload your site in iWeb – which you have published to a folder – to your own server. This tutorial is easy as a pie and you should have published your site in a matter of seconds to your very own server. Yay!
Let’s give this tutorial an example. You publish your site in iWeb and your unsure how to get it up to GoDaddy, 1and1 or many of the other hosting providers. Well, after following this tutorial you will be an expert at uploading your site from the published folder up to your server.
If you’re ready to do the tutorial, then click the read on link and enjoy a high-quality video tutorial.
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The tutorial has been updated and spit into two parts:
The tutorial was aimed to be much simpler and shorter. If you however still wish to look at the look video tutorial, then feel free to do so:
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This Tutorial will show and help you how to get your iWeb-made-site on Google without any difficulties. This tutorial will also show you how to add Meta-Tags to your iWeb site and create a sitemap in a snap.
Now, before you start, let me give you a tip! Watch the whole tutorial through once, and then, only then actually do it while still watching it! That will make sure that you will get it correct in the very first place and thus, will save lot’s of time that you might later waste figuring out which step you missed!
Huddle, huddle and rush, rush will lead you absolutely nowhere!
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Some of you might know my very popular tutorial for integrating rollovers in iWeb 1.X. Well, I finally I had some time to make the same tutorial for iWeb ‘08. It is now much, much easier and there is no more HTML editing required!
This new video tutorial will allow you to integrate rollovers in just a few easy steps. This time I have made it as easy as possible and the videos have been pimped to look really professional.
Interested?
Then let’s get started. Please be sure that you are using iWeb ‘08. If you are, then you can continue the tutorial. If not, then you have to use my old tutorial which was designed for iWeb ‘06 users.
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Recently I have discovered this effects library called jQuery. It allows you to call advanced functions from the jQuery scripts without much coding that you write yourself.
If you really want to see what these scripts can do, then check out the jQuery demos.
Since this is such a great library, I thought I’d do a collection of tutorials showing all sorts of nice things. Today we are going to look at how to create a jQuery script to dynamically scroll the window back to the top if a link is clicked. This can also be used for anchors of any kind. It just makes this “in-page” linking much more attractive.
Not sure what I’m talking about it? Click here.
Note: Apparently the link only works perfectly if you are on a page where there is not ability to post a comment. I haven’t fixed this issue yet – but I will soon do so!
I will focus on adding this to Wordpress but the method can also be applied for anything else.
We’ll start on the next page.
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I have recently made a tutorial on how to jailbreak your iPod/iPhone. Now it’s time to move on to a second part of this…
John has dropped me a mail asking how to put NES ROM’s onto the iPhone/iPod or how to get widgets into the iPhone/iPod’s file system and so I thought, why not write a tutorial!
You can not only put NES ROM’s on your iPod/iPhone if you have access to the file system – but you have access to every single item and file in the iPhone/iPod!!! Nothing is no longer safe – it’s under your control. You can write your own app for the iPod/iPhone or you can modify existing ones, add new wallpapers – all up to you! 
Just for your info, same things as far as rights and warranty of the iPhone/iPod and my blaming part in this, they are the same as in the Jailbreak Tutorial!
So, let’s get this thing started:
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