TwitterMoms Blog Network Widget How-To (For WP 2.7)

Hey, Twittermoms! Want to install the new TM network widget on your WordPress blog? Check out this screencast I made. I hope it helps! (Leave feedback in the comments and I’ll tweak it to make it more useful/less confusing. Please note that there is no audio in this screencast!)

Please note that this only applies to self-hosted WP blogs. Unfortunately, at this time, wordpress.com does not support this widget. For more information: http://docs.widgetbox.com/help/installation/wordpress/

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This entry (permalink) was posted on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 at 9:48 AM by Nancy Cavillones and categorized in DIY, Weblogs.

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Comments (7) left to “TwitterMoms Blog Network Widget How-To (For WP 2.7)”

  1. Megan Calhoun wrote:

    You are a lifesaver!!! I’m so happy you took the time to create an AWESOME screencast like this. So many people are struggling, and you make it look so easy. You know the best part? I found this post through the widget!!! Thank you again and happy new year. I’ve linked to this from twittermoms.com

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    Posted on 01-Jan-09 at 12:17 am | Permalink

  2. Cara wrote:

    I’m sure I am leaving out a very basic step, but when I follow the directions for addding the widget to my WP blog, I just end up with a link saying: Twitter Moms: The Influential Moms Network in place of the widget. Any tips? Thanks so much!

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    Posted on 04-Jan-09 at 6:26 pm | Permalink

  3. Nancy Cavillones wrote:

    Hi, Cara!
    Another WP user is having the same exact issue. The only thing I can think of right is to make sure that you are using WP 2.7 (the latest version). Other than that, I’m not sure what the problem could be without actually going into your backend and doing it myself to see what happens. I would just review the screencast again and see if you can figure out what that “basic step” might be, if that is indeed the issue. In the meantime, I’ll keep thinking about other possible reasons.
    Thanks!

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    Posted on 04-Jan-09 at 8:44 pm | Permalink

  4. Alexis wrote:

    Do you have to have a self-hosted WP blog or can you use the hosted version? I pasted the code into a text widget, and got the same result as Cara. I use WP.com,and with the hosted version, you can’t use plug-ins. Is this the issue? Thanks!

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    Posted on 06-Jan-09 at 3:20 pm | Permalink

  5. Nancy Cavillones wrote:

    Interesting! The widget is not a plug-in but the issue could be with hosted sites! I will look more into it and see if we can come up with a workaround.

    Update: I did a little research and I think I know what the issue is. It seems that on hosted WP sites, you can only use HTML in the widgets, and javascript is not allowed. I think the solution is to create an HTML-only network widget that hosted-WP bloggers can use.

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    Posted on 06-Jan-09 at 3:37 pm | Permalink

  6. gemma wrote:

    wow,im tired and im technologically challenged, but yay i got it to work first time and i even resized it a little to fit down the side bar woohoo thanks

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    Posted on 13-Jan-09 at 5:21 pm | Permalink

  7. The Geese at The Goose wrote:

    I'm still having the issue discussed above…. I try to embed the code and it just gives me a link. Do you know if that HTML-only network widget has been created yet? Thanks!

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    Posted on 08-Mar-10 at 5:53 am | Permalink

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