|
April 26, 2010
Filed Under (Troop Aid) by Keith on 26-04-2010
Please support Troop Aid if you can. They are a voluntary organisation dedicated to helping support our injured troops. To quote from their website:
When troops return to the home from the war zones they usually arrive back without their personal effects or clothing. The objective of TROOP AID is to supply the ‘basic essentials’ when service casualties return from serving their country overseas. Click on the logo at the top right of this page to read more. If you want to add a Troop Aid banner to your blog or website it is quite easy if you are even slightly familar with the HTML code that makes up your page. Copy the code below by clicking inside the box then Ctrl+C to copy the code. Go to “Layout” if you are a Blogger user, and click the tab marked “Edit HTML”. Scroll down the page until you find the tag labelled <body>, paste the code into your template immediately below the BODY tag. If you are a bit nervous about doing this click “Download Full Template” to backup your existing layout then if you mess up you can restore the original layout by using “Choose File” and “Upload”. WordPress users shouldn’t need any instructions. The procedure is virtually the same. The only place the logo is stored is on my domain at http://earlshilton.org.uk/images/troop-ribbon.png. If you want to copy it to your own domain please feel free, but don’t forget to change the url in the code. UPDATE: This code may not work for some templates. It worked for me, but that doesn’t guarantee that it will work in every template, so remember to back-up your template before playing around with the code! I can’t accept responsibility for any cock-ups. If you do find any ‘bugs’ in it please let me know. |
|
Here are a few facts, which might help you decide if you've had the unfortunate experience of meeting me in real life or not ... I am 75 going on 30, divorced and available. I enjoy French cooking, drinking lots of wine, (French of course!) and holidaying in France (on a pittance, I might add!). I also have a passion for amateur radio and electronics. I design and make stained glass windows now purely as a hobby (It used to be my trade until I retired). My other interests are archery and French boule; playing Petanque with friends and a nice bottle of vin rouge on the side.
