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How to get blank lines in WordPress lists?

I have wanted to add some blank lines in my document between list items (either ordered or not).

For example I want…

  1. Text1
  2. Test2
  3. Test3


<li>Text1</li>
<li>Test2</li>
<li>Test3</li>

To look like:

  1. Text1
  2. Test2
  3. Test3

 

First Attempt ( Failed! )

I tried adding a new line and even a &nbsp; but neither worked, like this…


<li>Text1
&nbsp;</li>
<li>Test2
&nbsp;</li>
<li>Test3
&nbsp;</li>

Or


<li>Text1<br />
&nbsp;</li>
<li>Test2<br />
&nbsp;</li>
<li>Test3<br />
&nbsp;
</li>

But when you switch from Visual to HTML mode and back again it deletes it and returns to the same as before.

 

Solution One  ( Best! )

<li style=”margin-bottom:1em”>

Like this:


<li style="margin-bottom:1em">Text 1</li>
<li style="margin-bottom:1em">Test 2</li>
<li style="margin-bottom:1em">Test 3</li>

  1. Text 1
  2. Test 2
  3. Test 3

 

Solution Two (Good)

<p style="margin-bottom:1em">

Like this:


<li><p style="margin-bottom:1em">text1</p></li>
<li><p style="margin-bottom:1em">text2</p></li>
<li><p style="margin-bottom:1em">text3</p></li>

  1. text1

  2. text2

  3. text3

Solution Three  ( Also Good! )

Change the p tag to an h tag

<h2 style="margin-bottom:1em">

Like this:


<li><h2 style="margin-bottom:1em">text1</h2></li>
<li><h2 style="margin-bottom:1em">text2</h2></li>
<li><h2 style="margin-bottom:1em">text3</h2></li>

  1. text1

  2. text2

  3. text3

SEO in Meta Tags! - Meta Tags for SERP!

How to get better SEO using Meta Tags

For a number of years I have used a standard meta tag formula.  My belief was that real SEO (Search Engine Optimization) was about…

  1. Content
  2. Content
  3. Content

In that order!

New Rules

Continue reading SEO in Meta Tags! – Meta Tags for SERP!

Philippine SWIFT Bank Codes - 2013

Below is a list of all the active Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) in the active SWIFT Network for banks in the Philippines at the beginning of 2013 (corrections welcome!).  This is a benefit to our Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).

SWIFT CODE

SWIFT Code or BIC code are part of ISO 9362 standards. It is a standard format of Business Identifier Codes (“BIC”). BIC sometimes also refers to “Bank Identifier Code”.

SWIFT Code or BIC Code is a unique code to identify financial and non-financial institutions.  The SWIFT code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are mostly used when transferring money between banks, especially for international wire transfers or telegraphic transfer (“TT”).  These codes are also used in exchanging other messages between banks.

For individual users, SWIFT Code normally used to transmit money across the international border.

Continue reading Philippine SWIFT Bank Codes – 2013

Money Matters

In my ongoing efforts to support the TuKod Project and the Money Making Entrepreneur I have added a new category called Money, under the LAN tab.

The Money category will be used to put information that will benefit people with multinational connections.  This will include Philippine SWIFT Bank Codes, Philippine PayPal Bank Codes, and other things related to the movement of money.

This is targeted mainly at Filipinos, both OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers) and OFWs (Online Filipino Workers).
Continue reading Money Matters

Staying With Moniker - For Now!

This is the resolution of the Saga with Moniker.  I have decided to stay with Moniker, for the time being, and try to monitor Moniker on kNoDaddy.com.  Here is a recap of the Month Long Saga with Moniker and the reasons I have decide to stay with them for the time being…

  • Moniker was purchased, and started 2012 under new ownership.

Moniker: The Saga Continues!

This year. since the take over of Moniker, they have cashed 12 of my checks, only five were credited to my account before I complained.  (read Moniker: The Beginning or the End?)  After weeks of complaining, they credited the last three of the five (from the last 2 months).  Two are still outstanding at the time of the writing of this post.

After a few days off, taking care of my health, I opened my email and found that The Saga Continues At Moniker.

Continue reading Moniker: The Saga Continues!

Moniker: The Dark Knight Rises Into The Light!

This morning I woke to the first glimmer of hope on the problems with the domain registrar, Moniker.  I call this, “Moniker: The Dark Knight Rises Into The Light!”  Of the five checks I have previously reported, that Moniker cashed, but neglected to credit to my account in the last seven months, the last one was finally credited!  This allowed me to redeem the domains that had expired, namely:

KiwiDiveResort.com

The Long Standing Website of the Beautiful Kiwi Dive Resort – Sandugan Beach, Siquijor Island, Philippines.

Fyuel.com

FYUEL ~ For Your Ultimate Earthly Life!  A site for recipes about mostly “Eating Without Heating!”  How to live a better life by design.  Humans have a design and this site is about putting that design into action in a better life.  ( Update: Oops, my Honeybun reported this was not actually one of the sites in danger, but I already made the entry, so I will not change it! )

TKJV.org

The Translators King James Version – soon set to be the first crowd sourced Bible.  The site is under construction and is being readied.  This project is to allow additional working translations of the Bible in remote areas using a common dictionary and the TKJV Bible.

R143.net & Y143.net

Two of the 26 domains being readied (coming soon!) for Domain Name Solution – I Love You! (DNS143.Net).  This is a New Concept in helping small business and persons with a message to gain access to publishing on the Internet.

pHlife.org

The future site of a combination of Philippine Life (Ph Life) and the Healthy pH Life!

Dark Night

Although most of these are new projects, that could have gone “dark night” for a few days without much loss, Kiwi Dive Resort has been, and is, an alive and active website for more than a dozen years!

The Moniker Phoenix

Like a Moniker Phoenix, it seems the Dark Night became a Dark Knight this morning.  One of the payments was added to my account, enabling me to renew the expiring domain names.  To Monikers credit, all the domain names were still resolving this morning, although some of them were marked as expired on July 16, eight days ago.  Perhaps Moniker kept them alive while they  are researching the missing payments.  It was a huge relief to have these secure.

Staying on Board

In the last four years prior to 2012 Moniker has provided me a good quality Domain Registrar services.  I do not require much or any support as long as things work as they should (payments are credited, etc.).  I am hoping this is just a glitch, perhaps from being purchased by KeyDrive and adapting their system.

Too Early To Say

I guess it is still too early to say if I will stay with Moniker or not.  On the one hand, Moniker’s mistake did not cause any of my domains to go Dark.  Not at all like GoDaddy did when I left them.  I would NEVER recommend GoDaddy to anyone for anything, but I could see my way to recommend Moniker again, IF they they correctly post these four additional payments AND if they take substantial steps to make necessary changes to prevent errors like this from happening again.

On A Positive Note

Closing on a Positive Note: Comparing Moniker to GoDaddy (coming soon the revival of NoDaddy.com with the new domain name kNoDaddy.com – Know Yo’ Daddy! ).  In fairness, Moniker never lost any of my domain names – GoDaddy did.  Moniker never caused any of my websites to go dark – GoDaddy did!  This caused me some time and frustration to get them to look at the problem – but it did not cost me actual dollars, page views, loss of a valuable domain name, or even other more valuable things.  If Moniker can improve their accounting system, then maybe it will be worth staying with them.

Looking to the Future

Because Moniker finally posted one of the multitude of payments, I was also able to purchase two domains I have noticed and wanted to buy.

RAWite.com

The RAW revolution is growing.  RAWite (pronounced RAW-ite or perhaps Right!) is for them.  Eating the Right (RAWite) way is eating by design!  Eating Rich – Amino – Whole Fyuel (seed-plant based food) is so healthy even President Clinton is now plant sourcing his food!  The RAW food movement takes this further to the beginning of the design of humans.  Become a RAWite Today!

Balingasag.org

Last month I have a wonderful vacation in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental, Philippines.  I have had vacations all over the world, on every continent, but this was perhaps the best vacation I have ever had in my life!  I have decided to help the people of Balingasag develop a website for people who would like to visit this wonderful place!

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More Post about this problem with Moniker can be found in the category Moniker!

I plan to post daily reports about this problem with Moniker, as a way to vent my deep frustration with what they are doing to me.

No WWW - Better SEO!

For some time now I have been just dropping the WWW in websites, like www.NewLiphe.org.   I just type in NewLiphe.org and see what happens, 99% of the time I arrive safely or an redirected to the www version.

However, this www. takes up time, and space, and has no real computer or network use.  It is a waste of time.  It slows things down and it wastes full hard-drives of space!

Continue reading No WWW – Better SEO!

Moniker Email - Ridiculous Shane Jackson Robot?

Since the purchase of Moniker by KeyDrive in January 2012, a number of problems have come to light in their support system.  I have never used Moniker support before (with old Moniker I never had a reason to!).  But I am now in the middle of trying to save my domains while trying to get the attention of anyone at Moniker…  Read about it at: Moniker: The Beginning or the End?

Continue reading Moniker Email – Ridiculous Shane Jackson Robot?

Moniker: The Beginning or the End?

Last January 2012, Moniker Domain Names was bought by KeyDrive S.A. in Luxembourg.  It may just be a coincidence, but I started having problems with Moniker in January 2012 also!  As most of you know, I do not have problems with domain registrars, unless they fail to do what they should do…

Continue reading Moniker: The Beginning or the End?