Showing posts with label widgets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label widgets. Show all posts

Recent Posts Image Gallery For Blogger

 
I notice a growing trend towards using pictures to link to posts. Pinterest effect perhaps? Anyway, some people code the pictures listing manually in a HTML/Javascript gadget to form a gallery, while others painstakingly add one picture at a time using a Picture gadget. It's a pain. But there is a good news: you can now list the pictures easily and automatically using our recent posts image

How To Make Any Widget Sticky

 
When a visitor scrolls down your blog to view more content, the upper portion of your blog goes out the window from the top to make way for the lower portion that enters from the bottom. Now what we are going to do is stick your chosen widget to the top edge of the window as it is about to leave, thus making the widget visible at all time while the visitor scrolls. It will float there until its

Content Spoiler With Simple Animation

 
Here is a light spoiler code that can be used to hide parts of your blog content. You can use it in posts, pages, widgets, or wherever you see fit. This spoiler adds a few improvements to our previous spoiler, such as: Button text changes according to the state of the spoiler - �Show� in hide state and �Hide� in show state. Animated expand and collapse actions, achieved using CSS3 Transitions.

How To display Pinterest Latest Pins In A Slideshow

 
Pinterest latest pins slideshow is another way of displaying latest pins from any Pinterest user or board on a Blogger blog. In my opinion it is a better alternative to the Pinterest�s Profile or Board widget because it occupies less space. Furthermore each image is directly linked to its pin page on Pinterest, as opposed to profile/board page if you are using Pinterest�s Profile/Board widget.

How to show Pinterest Recent Pins On Blog

 
You can now display your latest (Pinterest) pins on your blog. This widget lets you choose whether to display your general pins or pins from a specific board. All you need is your profile or board URL and use that in the Pinterest widget builder. Step 1: Building the widget Go to Pinterest widget builder page. Select Profile Widget if you want to display general pins, or select Board