LinkWithin is a web service that allows using a widget link to old post relevant to the content of the new article, which increases the number of visits and time spent by your users on your blog. The widget has a thumbnail image containing the article, is free and easy to install.
1. Access the page LinkWithin and right we see the form for the Widget, where we have:
- Enter an email
- The url of the blog where we will place the Gadget.
- In which platform is the blog, ie where the stay, if Wordpress, Blogger, Typepad or others.
- The number of entries displayed, you can be 3, 4 or 5. ****
If the blog has a dark background in the inputs, we check the option that says "My blog has light text on a dark background, so that the widget fits the background color of the blog.
- Finally click Get Widget.
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2. On the next page shows instructions on how to install it on the shelf chosen: Blogger
- Click Install Widget. If necessary log into your blog.
- Select your blog, then Add Widget.
- For best performance of this widget, put it under the blog entries.
- Finally Save.
note: This Widget
it take to show, depending on the number of entries you wish to view.
For example: Show 5 entries.
Wordpress - need to download a ZIP file and unzip it in a folder.
- Click Install Widget. If necessary log into your blog.
- Select your blog, then Add Widget.
- For best performance of this widget, put it under the blog entries.
- Finally Save.
note: This Widget
it take to show, depending on the number of entries you wish to view.
For example: Show 5 entries.
Wordpress - need to download a ZIP file and unzip it in a folder.
Note:
1. The phrase carries in its title widget "You may also like stories" is automatically switched to English for "may also be interested," just wait for it to make the respective change. Otherwise, if we put a better text, edit the widget and place the following:
\u0026lt;script> linkwithin_text = 'The text here:' \u0026lt;/ script>
2. We can make the widget to show on the part of the blog that we want, either up or down, simply by placing this line of code: \u0026lt;div
class="linkwithin_div"> \u0026lt;/ div>
3. If we want to display this widget in the post because we use more entries or expandable-Read-Read, look for the following:
\u0026lt;b: widget id = 'HTML12' locked = 'false' title = 'LinkWithin' type = ' html "> and then add the following (which is blue):
\u0026lt;b:widget id='HTML12' locked='false' title='LinkWithin' type='HTML'> \u0026lt;b:includable
id='main'>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:blog.pageType "item"'>
== \u0026lt;! - only display title if it's non-empty -->
<b:if cond='data:title != ""'>
<h2 class='title'><data:title/></h2>
</b:if>
<div class='widget-content'>
<data:content/>
</div>
<b:include name='quickedit'/>
</b:if>
</b:includable>
</b:widget> **
id = 'HTML12' = Number of Widget.
1. The phrase carries in its title widget "You may also like stories" is automatically switched to English for "may also be interested," just wait for it to make the respective change. Otherwise, if we put a better text, edit the widget and place the following:
\u0026lt;script> linkwithin_text = 'The text here:' \u0026lt;/ script>
2. We can make the widget to show on the part of the blog that we want, either up or down, simply by placing this line of code: \u0026lt;div
class="linkwithin_div"> \u0026lt;/ div>
3. If we want to display this widget in the post because we use more entries or expandable-Read-Read, look for the following:
\u0026lt;b: widget id = 'HTML12' locked = 'false' title = 'LinkWithin' type = ' html "> and then add the following (which is blue):
\u0026lt;b:widget id='HTML12' locked='false' title='LinkWithin' type='HTML'> \u0026lt;b:includable
id='main'>
\u0026lt;b:if cond='data:blog.pageType "item"'>
== \u0026lt;! - only display title if it's non-empty -->
<b:if cond='data:title != ""'>
<h2 class='title'><data:title/></h2>
</b:if>
<div class='widget-content'>
<data:content/>
</div>
<b:include name='quickedit'/>
</b:if>
</b:includable>
</b:widget> **
id = 'HTML12' = Number of Widget.
