As I said in the TemplateCodes.com system review, the Listing Filter module can filter ads by State or using an extra (custom) field but can’t be setup to filter by countries. There’s a way to make it do that though but you need to mess with the gears of the system, opening & editing a number of PHP files.
One reader of my blog's, told me that there's no print button in my recipe blog, and it's better to have one, if someone wanna try the recipe out in kitchen… This is a good idea for me, so today I've added a “Print this post” button to my blog at blogspot…
Today I learned to create and add meta tag into my blogs…
Yesterday I added a track widget into my blog, which would show me each and every visitors location, and from which site he or she comes in…
I noticed there was some interest for the posts I made about me working on Arabic WP, & the theme I modified, so I decided to make it a bit fancier & upload it for anyone who would need it, I even created a demo blog just for it, who knows I may like translating / modifying themes & make more 
Already talked about me installing Arabic version of WP … Next I had to customize the site with some theme, so I got a nice theme from Themes.Wordpress.net & had first to change text orientation, which was a rather easy task using CSS, & then rested to translate the English titles, warnings, captions, etc to Arabic.
Yesterday I installed Arabic Version of WordPress for a friend, I’ve got some SQL errors first due to weird codes in the wp-config.php file, I’ve modified it just as I used to do with English installation, but got some weird errors, I suppose it’s because there are explanations written in Arabic in it, I didn’t try to remove them, instead I just replaced the file with wp-config.php of a English package & it worked.
Although CSS allows you to do a lot of amazing things with a web page layout, I still think it’s limited, in fact sometimes when I get stuck with some coding dilemma I imagine a new CSS code that can solve it, often I find a regular way to solve it though, sometimes the solution involves breaking some W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) guidelines.
