What is Yahoo Pingbox? It is a widget that allows you to chat with visitors of your site. You can put this widget or pingbox anywhere you want, and by signing in to your Yahoo Messenger you can start chatting with your visitors. Your visitors can still chat with you if they do not have a Yahoo Messenger ID and they do not need to install any application. All they have to do is type in the text box and press enter. You can chat privately with your visitors on your blog, social network profile or website through Yahoo Messenger. You can also modify and change the font and skin and many other settings yourself before adding the pingbox to your sites.
Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Add Yahoo Messenger Button to Your Website
Beside embedding Yahoo Pingbox, there’s another way to let visitors be able to chat with you in real time, that is adding Yahoo Messenger Button. The steps are more simpler than creating Pingbox, and you can add the button to your website or any other web blogging platform. If you are looking for a colourful widget for your messenger then Yahoo Messenger Pingbox will probably you are looking for, but it might need more space from your site.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
How to Add Images to Yahoo Email
To add an image as an attachment in Yahoo mail probably most of you know how to do it, just click the ‘Attach Files’ button on the Compose Mail page, browse to where you put the image and it will automatically being uploaded. How about if including the picture directly in your message, so that readers will easily view the pictures and the message at the same place without having to bother downloading the images.
In order to do it, first you have to locate your images at any web server. You can upload it to free image hosting service like Picasa web album, Photobucket, ImageShack etc or to your own web host. After that you can insert the pictures from the web in an email, make sure the Yahoo mail rich text editor is enabled.
In order to do it, first you have to locate your images at any web server. You can upload it to free image hosting service like Picasa web album, Photobucket, ImageShack etc or to your own web host. After that you can insert the pictures from the web in an email, make sure the Yahoo mail rich text editor is enabled.
- Open your image in a browser, the one you upload to web server.
- Highlight the image using your mouse and press Ctrl + C (copy). If you right click the image and select "copy image" it doesn't work in Firefox, maybe it works for Internet Explorer. So better to highlight using your mouse and press Ctrl + C.
- Go to your Yahoo mail, put your cursor inside the email body where you want the picture to show up and then press Ctrl + V (paste). Yahoo has inserted the picture inside the email, you can continue typing your email after or before the image.
- You can also simply use ‘drag and drop’ to do this as an alternative way.
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