Add Floating Twitter button on your Blogger

Floating Twitter button provides your reader a direct link to get connected to your twitter profile.It is a attractive widget which attracts your readers attention which may also results in increasing your followers.
So,this is the tutorial to get the same button on get the floating twitter button on your blogger website.


Here I have used fixed position property which floats with your scrolling.

Steps: 

1. Open this link https://twitter.com/about/resources/buttons#follow and fill up your username and other settings as per your choice.
   On the right hand side,there appears a code which you have to copy and paste.
2. Go to Blogger Dashboard > Design > Page Layout > Add A Gadget > HTML/Javascript.
3. Paste the code below in the box 
   <div style="position: fixed; bottom: 20%; right:0px;border-radius:4px">
4. Now just after the above code, paste the code from the twitter and write </div> after the code.
5. It should look like this as shown in the picture.
   
   Incase you are having problem in implementing the above steps,comment below.
   

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If you had changed the Wordpress Site Address accidently

Last week I was working on my new word press site http://thecuriosity.org and accidentally changed the Wordpress site address in the settings Menu and whoaa..a  my site faced problem connecting to the database.How i managed to get out of it,I'm jotting it down here.

So if you have accidentally changed the WordPress Site address in General Settings and now cannot access your site, this post is for you.

When I changed the URL i thought I'm changing it for the future reference to the live server but in fact I was not. I knew that i can fix it from PHPmyAdmin Panel but it would be more time taking.

After messing up with PHPmyAdmin ,I changed it but I have also learned a trick that only requires your being able to edit wp-config.php

Open up wp-config.php and paste these lines (with your site name) into it after the initial commenting:

define('WP_HOME', 'http://sitename.com');
define('WP_SITEURL', 'http://sitename.com');

After you do this,the text box will get disabled and you can now change the entry from wp-config.php file.

This is a good idea if you are passing a site off to a client who will have full admin access. This will prevent them from accidentally changing this very important WordPress option.

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