How To Enable/Disable Automatic Spellings-Check In Firefox

In case you noticed the spellings check feature is not enabled in your Firefox browser,here's a quick fix for that OR peradventure the feature bores you due to one reason or another,we'll be learning how to easily disable them in this post.<p>There are two methods/ways which can be employed to carry-out this order,therefore we'll be touching those two methods for you to decide which is easier.</p><h2>Enable/Disable Automatic Spell-check In Firefox</h2><br /><b>Method 1 »</b><ol><li>Click on the Firefox menu, then select <b>Options » Options</b><br />(If you have Menu-Bar enabled,select <b>Tools » Options</b> instead)</li><li>Select <b>'Advanced'</b> tab and check the box which states <b>"Check my spelling as I type"</b> under the General tab to turn spell checker on.</li><li><span style="color:green">To turn it off,just <b>Uncheck the box</b></span></li></ol><b>Method 2 »</b><ol><li>Type <b>about:config</b> in Firefox's address bar and hit "Enter"</li><li>Search for <b>“layout.spellcheckDefault”</b> and double click it.</li><li>Now,change its value to <b>2</b> to enable the spell-check feature.<br /><span style="color:green"><b>To disable it,just change its value to integer “0”.</b></span></li></ol>That's all.<p><b>Note »</b><br />The automatic spell-check feature is only turned-on for text boxes containing more than ONE LINE,<br />i.e where you can enter as much text as you want.</p>

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HOW TO DISPLAY HTML/JAVA CODES IN POSTS.

In my earlier days of blogging,I've always found this issue so challenging,that I even spent days on google trying to figure it out.<br />I got several codes to include in my site's template,but it was all to no avail.<p>After giving up a bit,I finally found a powerful but easy html code to do this without adding countless of javascripts in my template.</p>Lateron,I found another tip on thesame issue and I've decided to share both with those who might have similar issues.<h3>Now back to the main issue</h3><b>THE FIRST METHOD</b>Whenever you want to display html/javascripts in your post,just add this tag<br /><span style="color:red"><b><xmp> and close it with </xmp>.</b></span>It's that easy.<br /><b>THE SECOND METHOD.</b><br />This method is also very useful when you want to add styles to code such as~ b,span,i etc. <br />E.g <pre><a href="http://freebie-planet.blogspot.com"target="_blank"><span style="color:red"><b>This site</b></span></a> </pre><p>In this method,whenever you see <span style="color:blue"><b>"<"</b></span>,change it to <span style="color:blue"><b>"& lt;"</b> [without quotes]</span>.Likewise ,when you see <span style="color:blue"><b>">"</b></span>,change it to <span style="color:blue"><b>"& gt;"</b> [without quotes]</span><br />If you try using some other htmls' to beautify the code you want to display in your post with the first step,you will get some errors,so the two styles are useful,depending on the one you want to use.</p>If you encounter any problem trying it out,or you don't seem to understand,let me know.<br /><span align="left"><h3>UPDATE</h3></span><hr color="blue" width="20%" align="left">I just discovered a site which will automatically help you convert your html codes,just like the SECOND METHOD I gave above.<br>Just <a href="http://centricle.com/tools/html-entities/" target="_blank"><span style="color:red">click here</span></a> to view the site.<p>On getting to the site,paste your code in the box and click on <span style="color:red"><b>ENCODE.</b></span>

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