Unfortunately if you delete a Blogger comment the person's name and profile will still be visible / accessible and only the comment itself will get deleted. To go around this, I have found an excellent post that I'm going to share with you now. It's called Blogger: Hide Deleted Comments. Hope it helps! ;)
EDITED: Note that the comment number change described in above post does not apply on archive pages (ie. the home page), because it needs comments to be displayed (counted).
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Monday, August 10, 2009
Hide File Extension with .htaccess
While browsing in some websites, I realized that in some cases I cannot see the extension of the page that they created for one or another page on the website. I decided to dig into this and found a very good article about this: Hide file extensions in URLs.
Some .htaccess abreviations:
NC - "No Case" - ignore upper and lower case
OR - "Or Next" - apply rule in this line or next line
L - "Last" - stop applying rules
Some .htaccess abreviations:
NC - "No Case" - ignore upper and lower case
OR - "Or Next" - apply rule in this line or next line
L - "Last" - stop applying rules
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