
A three-phase plan for building a gorgeous popular website including information on setting up your SpaceNode, working with your SpaceNode and promoting your SpaceNode...
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![]() A three-phase plan for building a gorgeous popular website including information on setting up your SpaceNode, working with your SpaceNode and promoting your SpaceNode...
![]() New spacenode owners sometimes aren't used to conventions on the Internet of what you can and can't do with images. Every article begs to have an image with it; most people "take" images through a Google image search. That is actually illegal - did you know that?
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![]() You can change the look and feel of your SpaceNode any time you like by choosing a different theme. This video tutorial
![]() Sometimes when you copy images from somewhere on the web, unwanted extra formatting and styles might come along with it. This is how to remove that CSS formatting...
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![]() Your SpaceNode comes setup in "Blog Format" meaning that on your home page there will be a list of article summaries which you click through to the article itself. With a SpaceNode, you can have different types of Articles appear in different folders of your website. The Articles Module is highly customisable and can be used for display news, articles, blogs, products and events. This step-by-step tutorial guides you through the process of setting up a new Articles Module Folder on your SpaceNode Website...
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![]() Video tutorialĀ When a SpaceNode is first setup, it will come with a Menu block in the top left of the page. This block offers you and your visitors a chance to navigate around your SpaceNode and serves the same purpose that a 'Table of Contents' does in the publishing world. This step-by-step guide will teach you how to add and remove links to your menu block.
![]() Step-by-step guide to converting your old website or domain name to SpaceNode whilst keeping your website links and email accounts active and working...
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![]() Many SpaceNode owners feel guilty that they don't update their website often enough, thinking it's some kind of major task to add a new article, or that the world has to end for something to be of great enough merit to write an article about. With Microblogging, you can add bits of interesting news really quickly and all the time, as and when, straight from your desktop. It's easy, fun, good for your site and here's how to do it - in 4 easy clicks!
![]() Video tutorialĀ A node owner who saw my BMW F650GS Motorbike Review contacted me to find out how I converted the thumbnail images in the article into "lightboxes" which when clicked expand to fill the screen. This step-by-step guide will teach you how to add lightboxes to your articles and pages. Click this image to find out what a lightbox looks like when applied to "Mr Pig":
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![]() Learn how to take a screen-shot in Microsoft Windows, which is useful for when uploading an image of what your SpaceNode looks like. It is also useful when contacting SpaceNode Support that you submit a screenshot as it is easier to provide answers when we can see the issue as you see it.
![]() The "Masthead Banner" image appears at the top of each page on your SpaceNode and is useful for making your site truly unique and building brand identity. A default SpaceNode installation displays the name and subtitle of the SpaceNode until you upload a new masthead banner image. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process of uploading an image...
![]() SpaceNode themes are designed using CSS which means if you use CSS in your articles and pages then when the theme changes, you can be assured that the look & feel of your article or page will also change. This how-to goes through a few simple CSS instructions you can add to bring your content alive.
![]() Alex Kent discusses what a SpaceNode Network is and why they are so useful...
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