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How to Install Adblock Killer Script on Blog

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As we know that many gadget users, both laptops and smart phones, have used extensions or browsers to block ads on our blog. it's certainly natural that sometimes there are indeed many sites that have ads such as pop ups or banners that interfere with the appearance of the user, but if our blog feels neat from ads that can damage the appearance it doesn't seem like it will bother our blog readers. So how do you install an Adblock killer script on a blog to notify visitors to turn off Adblock first if they want to see our articles or sites, here's how: How to Install Adblock Killer Script on Blog As usual all you do is open your blog Select Theme > Edit HTML Search Code </head> Search Code </head> or &lt;/head&gt;&lt;!--<head/>--&gt; and paste the code below right above the code: /* Animation */ @keyframes fadeInDown{0%{opacity:0;transform:translateY(-20px)}100%{opacity:1;transform:translateY(0)}} @keyframes rubberBand{from{transform:sc...

How to make responsive script box in blog post

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Often we find an article that shares a script or code that doesn't look neat and messy which makes the appearance of the post or blog itself friendly. Actually, it's very easy if you use Syntax Highlighting on the template, Syntax Highlighting will wrap the codes in a box that will make it look neat and friendly on our blog. Just information about Syntax Highlighting is a text editor feature that is used for programming languages, scripts, or markup such as HTML. This feature displays text in the source code in various colors and fonts according to categories and terms (source: wikipedia) Then how to apply Syntax Highlighting on our blog template, here's how: Just a notice this code will work if the template used has implemented the Jquey Library, an example is: use Jquery <script src=' https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery. min.js '/> How to Make Script Box in Blogger Step One Login to your Blog then go to Theme > Edit HTML > Find th...