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I can recollect reading about a man that built a shed from pallets. He applied pallets for both flooring and walls. Then he applied plywood for the roof. I had mentioned this story to my partner and he responded with,not in our state. Sheds built within the state of Texas have to meet hurricane codes. I believed that it was pretty cool that he built his shed with pallets, but...verify your local making codes prior to starting to create your do it yourself shed and I would also recommend which you start with a free of charge shed building program.

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Pressure treated pine is a sensible choice. However maybe you want extra than that...make a shed from Western Red Cedar, Southern Red Cedar, Eastern White Cedar or Atlantic Cedar.

Cedar is available in several areas of our country. With cedar you are able to make flooring, roofing, rafters, paneling, walls, siding, trims, windows, shutters, doors, cupolas, railings and fencing.

Cedar is understood for its long life, excellent, strength, grain, and no knots to cause wood splitting Problems. One of those feared insects is the termite. Countless people use the cedar in our linen storage chests and our closets to ward off moths. As a woodworking craftsman with a love for cedar you are going to need to create both indoor and outside furniture.

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How To Install A Blog Button

How To Install A Blog Button

Yesterday, I explained how I made my own blog button in Pixlr.  I really love Pixlr because its free and it can do a ton of things.  I used it to create my button and header.  Ive been playing around with it a lot and starting to become more comfortable with the program.  Its a lot of fun (and sometimes a great source of frustration, if Im being completely honest).  But since were losing Picnik (which was so user-friendly), learning a new program is essential.  Ill share more of my Pixlr creations soon.  Ill even show you how I made my header (and how I centered it, and eliminated the padding, etc).  But, today Im going to show you how to install a blog button in blogger.  Ill give you step-by-step instructions for putting it in your sidebar, so others can take it!

To start, you need to find a host for your new button.  I use Photobucket.  Its easy to use and has worked well for me.  Just open an account -

Next, upload your picture - 

Once its uploaded, click "view album" to see your picture.  If you hover over the picture, a drop down menu will appear.  You will need to find the HTML Code in a minute so make sure you can find it.

Now, head back to your blog (you may want to open a new tab).  In the upper right hand corner, choose "Design".  Look in your sidebar, and choose "Add a Gadget" - 

In the pop-up box, choose "HTML/Javascript" - 

If you want to add a title, you can (I added "Grab My Button!") but it isnt necessary.  In the larger box, you need to add the following - 

<center>

<a href="http://mycoveredbridge.blogspot.com"target="_blank" title="My Covered Bridge"><img alt="My Covered Bridge" src="http://i1180.photobucket.com/albums/x414/kristenW4/mycoveredbridgebutton.jpg"/></a><center>

</center>

<center><textarea id="code-source" rows="3" name="code-source"><center><a href="http://mycoveredbridge.blogspot.com"><img border="0" src="http://i1180.photobucket.com/albums/x414/kristenW4/mycoveredbridgebutton.jpg " /></a></center></textarea></center>

</center>

BUT you need to make the following changes - 

1. There are 2 lines in red.  This is your blog address.  Insert YOUR URL in place of mine - in both places.

2. There are 2 lines in green.  This is where your picture is located.  If you head back to Photobucket, and hover over the picture that you want to use, the drop down box will have an option titled "HTML Code".  Just click on it to copy.

Now replace the 2 green lines with YOUR HTML code.

3. There are 2 lines in blue.  Just replace them with your blog name.

Now click "Save" and "View Blog".  Your new button and grab box should be nicely centered on your sidebar.  If it isnt, just go back and check the code - it may just be missing a quotation mark or other character.  Unfortunately, HTML code needs to be very accurate.  Hopefully, it works for you.  And remember, Im not an expert and I did it.  You can do it too!

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