ReverseText is a convenient online tool that instantly reverses any text you input into its textarea. Whether you're looking to encrypt messages, create unique stylistic effects, or simply have fun, ReverseText provides a hassle-free solution. Best of all, it's completely free to use and has no limits on usage.
rev = arabic_alphabet.slice(); rev.reverse();
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This tool helps you to create a meta keywords tag in blogger, also add keywords to alt attribute for the first image of your blog post using javascript code, in the input field below write your keywords with comma to separate them (very important) and click generate to get your script.
Note important: press "ok" when you write every word in the input form to make comma with space like this (, ),
for exemple:keyword 1 + press 'ok' + keyword 2 + press 'ok' = keyword 1, keyword 2....
<b:eval expr='data:post.body snippet {length: 150}'/>This code displays a specific number of words, in this case the specific value is 150 characters
<b:if cond='data:post.featuredImage'>
<img expr:src='resizeImage(data:post.featuredImage, 100, "16:9")'/>
<b:else/>
<img src='https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2023/04/22/10/28/sheep-7943526_640.jpg'/>
</b:if>This code is a conditional function that checks the existence of the image in the article. If there is an image, you call it with data:post.featuredImage, and if there is no image, you set a default image<img src="url"/>
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In this script, we first get the element containing the text using "document.getElementsByClassName()" and store it in a variable called "brl". We then split the text into an array of lines using "split("\n")" and count the number of lines using "length". We divide the result by two to determine where to insert our code.
Next, we define the code we want to inject using "var elem = "<hr>";" and replace the line of text at the specified position with the new content using "brl.innerHTML.replace()". Finally, we update the inner HTML of the element using "brl.innerHTML".
Note that you'll need to modify the JavaScript code to suit your specific needs, such as adjusting the location of the code injection or adding more complex logic.