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Knowing your Nextwapblog "site ID" is necessary.
You will need it to create some links to download files, to show images, etc.
For example, your blog is http://yourblog.nextwapblog.com.
And you have file name "facebook.apk" to download by your blog visitor. You can use this format http://yourblog.nextwapblog.com/files/facebook.apk
You can also use this format http://fm.nextwapblog.com/files/(your blog site ID)/facebook.apk
The later option needs site ID. Now, how do you know your site ID? NWB haven't yet provided it openly on our Dashboard. But be calm down. It needs a few steps to uncover it.
The first thing, you'll need an online source code viewer. You can't see your blog ID directly by opening it via Template Editor because it's hidden behind twig code {{ site.id }}.
Now, via online source code viewer, look at the header part, i.e. the part before . Find the code like this: <style type="text/css"> @import url(http:// indoblogger.cf/style-6560.css); </style>
Now you see the code "6560". It is the site ID of indoblogger.cf. Find it out your own site ID.
NB: In default template, the tag code is <style type="text/css"> {{ css_style|raw }} </ style>
But via online source code viewer it become <style type="text/css"> @import url(http:// indoblogger.cf/style-6560.css); </style>