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TIPS: Highlight Activity on Mouse Over

I learn this form Google+. When you focus on one activity feed, you need to highlight it to make it more outstanding and readable. So this tips will tell you how to highlight one activity feed when mouse over:

It's really simple:

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TIPS: Move Quick Share Links to the Bottom of Status Feed

If you want the quick share links move to the bottom status feed:

Add these in Advanced CSS:

/* status feed module */

.xg_status_wrapper{position: relative;}

/* quick-add links bar */

.xg_status_wrapper .quickadd-options-links{position: absol

TIPS: Add customize icons with share links in activity feed

I know you want icons, just like what we see in Facebook and Google+.

Now you get the TIPS!!

This tips is for everyone who put the activity feed in the main column. But if you are using NING Pro and have all functions/modules in your sit

TIPS: Add ADs only in main page, profile pages or any other pages

Sometimes you may want ADs or special contents display in the main page, profile pages or any other pages only. It's easy to display contents only in main page. Because you could add a text box that only show in main page. But how to control contents

TIPS: Add more share links below the status box in main page

NING said they will integrate the super-useful but rarely-used Quick Add drop-down into the Activity Feed, so members can add content like photos or blog posts directly from the Main Page. But before that, you still can have these Quick Add links and

TIPS: Remove unnecessary words in main page, keep it clean and more readable

There are already too many information and words in the main page. So keep it clean is the best way.

Before:

After:

See what's different? Feels like play the game that point out the  differences of two images. :)

The answer is:

We all know what

TIPS: Put thinking bubbles in the latest activity of your main page

It's very interesting to change the status background in the latest activity. Especially in the main page. I changed it to thinking bubbles. :)

You can see the real result here.

To do this, you need a small image and CSS3 supported browser.