If you are having a blog and receiving visitors from various countries and cities of the world, then they may or may not be comfortable with the language of your blog. So adding a translator button or a widget is always useful.
If you do not know the location of visitors coming to your blog, then you should first read my post on track your blog's visitors.
You have two options to add a translator:
1. By this method, you will get a compact translator, with a drop-down menu. And the method is really ...
How to show Top Commenters/Commentators widget on BlogSpot Blogs
If your blog has some loyal visitors and commenters, so one way to show your gratitude for them is to make your blog a "dofollow" blog, or you can add a top-commenters widget to your blog.
Adding a top-commenters is very easy, Just log in to your Blogger account.
Now go to Layout -> Add a Gadget -> HTML/Javascript
Now copy and paste this code in to it:
<script type="text/javascript">
function pipeCallback(obj) {
document.write('<ol>');
var i;
for (i = 0; i < obj.count ; i++)
{
var ...
Popular Posts Widgets For Blogger - New and Working
Log in to Blogger
Go to Layout -> Add a Gadget -> HTML/JavaScript
Now ...
Create a Google Look-Alike Logo For Your Website or Blog
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Send Your Blog Updates (Feed) to Twitter Automatically
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Simple Recent Posts and Recent Comments Via Feeds Blogger
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How To Add "Rating" and "FeedBack" In Blogger
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How To embed Flash And Javascript Files In HTML Posts
If people say "Pictures speak a thousand words", then it would not be wrong to say that "Flash and JavaScript speak a million words".
To make a successful and attractive blog, instead of plain and simple HTML of 1980's you should occasionally add flash(.swf) files and of course must include javascript files to your posts and sidebars.
The process is very simple, almost as simple as adding an image in HTML, the only difference is there are a little more lines of code to remember/copy :)
For embeding ...
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