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Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, allow you to specify things like the font you want on your page, the size of your text, whether the page is to have 2 columns, whether your text is to be in bold or italics, and so on. In other words, it is the part that lets you control the appearance of your web page.

You may be used to the Microsoft Word "doc" format, where everything from the text you type to the appearance of the document is specified in a single file, transparent to you. On the web, the raw information is specified in HTML and most of the appearance is determined by the CSS.

JavaScript, PHP and Perl are three of the most commonly-used programming languages on the Internet. They are used by websites to carry out more complicated operations.

The fee you pay the domain name registrar is an annual fee. In other words, you "own" the domain only as long as you keep paying the yearly fee for it. In this sense, the "ownership" of the name is not like the ownership of a physical object (eg, a car) that you buy, where once you pay for it you own it permanently. Instead, it's more like a rental fee where, as long as you pay the "rent", you can continue to point that domain name to your website.

The good news is that nowadays, because of heavy competition, domain name fees are very low. At the time I write this, prices at most registrars hover around $10 to $15 per annual.

It's true that prices change over time. When I first started my websites, my first domain name cost me $50 per annual. With the competition that exists in the domain name industry today, the prices have dropped tremendously. But they may still go up in the future. Or perhaps go down even further. I've absolutely no idea.

Defeating this is easy and has nothing to do with doing this on the server side. All they have to do is compare a page that you serve to the Googlebot user agent and one to a bot or human that is not. The pages will be different and you will be caught and penalized for cloaking. It's that simple.

You can do that with a custom report. Just create a flat table report with dimensions and metrics.

The problem is that Apache doesn't know what to do with those values, hence the internal server error. You need to change the lines to the following:

1) php_value suhosin.post.max_vars 8000

2) php_value suhosin.request.max_vars 8000

The php_value causes the setting to be passed along to PHP. If you were setting boolean values (true/false), you would use php_flag instead. This will only work if you are running PHP as an Apache module. Otherwise you have to edit the php.ini file, which may not be an option.

If you've fixed all of the errors that caused the penalty, and Google is still not indexing your pages, you likely need to file a reconsideration request.

Adding a link to a target page is used traditionally within pages that use a refresh header to redirect users. This is not optimal and not the same as a traditional 301 redirect which is transparent to the user. If you provided HTML as part of the 301 redirect, it will not likely be seen. As well, for may redirects, this opportunity does not exist such as in the case of using an .htaccess Rewrite-Rule.

When your website is too busy due to a large traffic, the best way of redirection is using custom error documents. So, when a user gets 503 error code, the server will redirect visitors to the custom error document page you have defined.

There are different ways for different servers to customize error document pages.

1) For Apache server, add the following code in .htaccess file.

2) For IIS 7 server, add the following code in web.config

3) For Tomcat 7 server, add the following code in WEB-INF/web.xml file.

Be specific. Mention websites you were responsible for, and web projects and their duration. Describe yourself participating in website development from a particular stage or doing maintenance work on an existing site.

You may even talk about general work such as SEO, content updates and quality control, improving design, user-friendliness, performing browser compatibility, debugging, security, etc.

Tells about any design jobs you did or supervised, such as redesigning existing sites for a new or better look, according to client specifications or industry expectations. Mention specific areas of design: functionality, animation, graphics, logos, style CSS, PHP modification, etc.

You can describe any relevant communication experience: acting as main point of contact with affiliates; personal, phone, and email contact; internal and external coaching (on topics like content optimization, etc.), management reports and presentations, customer support, routine advisory tasks, etc.

Search Engine Optimization is part of any website optimization and promotion expertise; describe specific situations and the SEO strategies you have used, such as link building, content SEO and site structure.

Describe any projects which required team work or collaboration with at least one other individual beside yourself; work with operations director and close coordination with the management of your organization.

Describe your knowledge of malware and hacker threats and any tools you can use to protect the website.

Google Webmaster Tools shows traffic for each keyword separately; it gives more information about website performance according to Google search query. This tool does not cover search results from other search engines, such as Bing, Yahoo, or Baidu.