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It has been brought to my attention that sometimes when the "Save" button is clicked on a blog post, there is an error message.

I would like to explain . . .

An incorrectly formatted post slug can cause the ISP to ignore the font tag attribute and read it in an erroneous hypertext markup syntax.
This causes the template to show the wrong javascript in the .php file which causes the browser to display incorrect coding in the system's configuration.

I hope this clears it up a bit.

Maze

What is the replacement value working method for plant & machinery?

This is a special community announcement:

Are there any free websites where I can study for my insurance exam

In looking around the Community, I see some very good insurance blogs being created.

Our blogs should have three goals:
(1) Provide useful insurance information.
(2) Be very popular with Google
(3) Produce some extra income

I suggest that everyone pay particular attention to the "Content" areas of the Insurance Blogging Blog . . .

http://blogging.ampminsure.org/2008/02/05/insurance-blog-content/

http://blogging.ampminsure.org/2008/02/07/insurance-blogging-post/

I got a new carpet through a remodeling company and got charged for the carpet, pad and " waste item carpet". They tell me that is for the extra carpet pieces cut out from closets and corners. WHAT. THis does not make sense to me. Anyone out there know more about this?

If you are finding your blog template very boring and want to learn how to divide your blog page, here's how you do it . . .

http://blogging.ampminsure.org/2008/03/03/insurance-blogging-tables/

If it's clear and you understand it exactly, I did it.

If you don't understand it and find it very difficult, Lakemen did it! :twisted:

Hi,

I am a Public Insurance Adjuster licensed in both the states of Florida and Texas. I would be happy to try to help answer any questions you might have about claims pursuant to home owners insurance.

Although most of my business is done in the above two states, much of my knowledge would apply in most U.S. states.

Also feel free to check out my website, as it might shed some light on claims questions you may have. If anyone has any questions please be sure to ask them in this forum and not through my website.


Steve

If you intended to have an "insurance" AdSense ad on your blog page and suddenly, all you see is "Public Service Ads", here's why . . .

Google "reads" your blog "Post" to determine just what the "Post" is all about. The crawlers are looking for "keywords".

If your blog is "Auto Insurance" and in your post, you use the word "auto" more than you use "insurance", Google thinks your post is about "cars".