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Adding Blogroll To Web Site
Posted by Timesobserver • 7/17/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: blogroll
Hello gang,
I'm recreating my blog and hosting it on my own site.
(The reasons for me to stop using my Blogger blog can be found on my blog if anyone cares.)
Anyway, I just realized that I want to add a Blogroll to my Web site and I know you can do it with Blogger sites, but how can you add one to your own Web site? Or do I need to use another service?
Thanks!
User Comments
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Is it a blog, or a website?
You need to tell us what platform your site or blog is using.
i.e. is it HTML? PHP? Perl? Wordpress? And so on. -
If you rolled your own site, why not just roll your own blogroll?
<?php
echo 'your links here';
echo 'your links here';
echo 'your links here';
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Hi Timesobserver!
I've used BlogRolling with Blogspot before but I'm not too sure if it'll work for you.
Why don't you give it a try anyways at www.blogrolling.com.
Its free and worked well for me. Let me know how it goes! Good luck ad congrats on setting up your own website! -
Hi timeobserver! I had to reply here as my message was more than 300 words for a private message.
The blogroll works fine for me using a JavaScript. Here is an example of my JavaScript:
I was able to add the blogroll as a HTML/Javascript widget in Blogspot.
Here's what I did:
1. Created a new blogroll (and skipped the "Advanced Options")
2. Clicked on "My BlogRolls" on the left sidebar
3. Clicked on "Get Blogrolling Code" (third bold heading under the BlogRoll name)
4. Chose the "Javascript" option amongst "Javascript", "RSS" and "OPML"
Could it be that it is linked back to www.blogrolling.com because you haven't added a link to the BlogRoll you created?
I have no idea how CSS works (and I didn't see it in my code-obtaining options either!)
Did it help? -
Got and thanks for replying JP2112. It's a PHP. I'm using side-server includes, a date and a comments section, all in PHP.
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You'd probably need something like curl to pull the latest posts from those blogs. That's beyond my skill; I just use Wordpress and find a plugin for it.
Try searching the web, there is code for everything if you search hard enough. Good luck!
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