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When you see a blogging tip you can usually tell right away if it’s for WordPress, Blogger or both. In our tutorial about adding a grab button scroll box , the code includes a html tag, <textarea>to create the scroll box. The box holds the customized html code for visitors to copy and paste your [...]

In this post you’ll learn how to make a ” grab my button” image change like a public billboard, using PhotoBucket.com as a resource. The part one post on turning your button into a billboard has tips for using size attributes to accommodate different sidebars finding out who has grabbed your button replacing your image  [...]

“Grab My Button” is a good tool for promotion! Readers grab your custom image to show support and you get additional traffic. In the tutorial: Grab My Button, Promote My Blog , we learned to create a scroll box to hold the html code for your blog image and link. In this tutorial, we will [...]

Image by Terriko via Flickr You’ve posted a “Grab My Button” scroll box in your side bar. Now friends can copy the code and install it on their blogs. They’ll use your button to showcase their ‘favorite sites’, related blogs, niche networks or as a ‘thanks’ for helping them with a problem. All at no [...]

UPDATE: After moving to Thesis theme, we no longer use this method for social bookmarking, but it can still work for you. Social Bookmarks are must have for any blog. They let readers share the posts which brings traffic and new readers. There are lot of plugins that add social bookmarks to WordPress but having [...]

How to create a scroll box with code — so that friends can add your custom button to their blogs. Allow them to copy and paste the code.