Adding a Slide Widget!!
OK, how long will this last? What do you think of this widget?
I was over at Slide.com and decided, since they invite you to do so, to post Lucy's wonderful hand made and hand stamped paper arts card gallery.
I am just testing it out but am sharing it right now with you so you can see it and maybe get an idea for yourself. The HTML code to embed is not long.
How to embed the code link:
Open up the HTML box in the advanced view editor, copy the code, and paste it in the box, click "update" and you should see your slide show in the editor box.
You can add a slide show to the side navigation bars in some of the templates. You would need to readjust the box size though by playing with the height and width numbers. If you don't, you stretch out the side navigation bars and squish your blog to a narrow strip.
You can use photos from Photobucket, flickr, Yahoo albums (links below), to build a slide and they have many to choose from.
You can even collect photos on the net you like and create a show of your favorite images. Gives new meaning to photo sharing. LOL
I think this is a great idea but for me, this seems to be a bit too big for my tblog space and taste. LOL -- I am thinking about it.
I know flickr, Photobucket, and Picture Trail (limits your uploads for a free account) all have widgets or badges you can embed but their codes are longer.
Picture Trail has a limitations on a free album.
Another source for a similiar show is RockYou with a wide variety of slide shows to choose from, and you can add music too.
Frappr is another blog source that offers a photo widget you can take with you on any site that supports the code. You sign up, add your pictures, collect/copy the code then paste it.
Zorpia is also another blog source that offers a slide show to go.
Love to hear your comments. Thanks!
(I removed the Slide Show 12/06 when I got the Sport Template.)
