I just finished reading my feeds today and there are a TON of great blogs out there — I probably put about 100 items on my link blog. I wish I could put Widgets on my blog cause Google Reader now has a little Widget that lets you put the latest 10 items in a box on your blog (WordPress.com, the blog host I use, blocks most of them).
Scobleizer
Rackspace's Startup Liaison Officer
some more tech blogs you might be interested in – all aggregated into a company RSS feed
http://people.ephox.com/
some more tech blogs you might be interested in – all aggregated into a company RSS feed
http://people.ephox.com/
You can use a RSS widget in WordPress. In the WordPress Dashboard/admin go to Presentation > Sidebar Widgets, then add a new RSS widget. Use the RSS feed URL from your Google Reader shared page. For example mine is:
http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user/09125226913164016368/state/com.google/broadcast
I did this on my blog. See “What I’m reading” in my sidebar:
http://projecthtpc.wordpress.com/
I also did the samething with Twitter (What I’m doing in my sidebar) although since its performance has been slow my tweets haven’t been showing up regularly.
You can use a RSS widget in WordPress. In the WordPress Dashboard/admin go to Presentation > Sidebar Widgets, then add a new RSS widget. Use the RSS feed URL from your Google Reader shared page. For example mine is:
http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user/09125226913164016368/state/com.google/broadcast
I did this on my blog. See “What I’m reading” in my sidebar:
http://projecthtpc.wordpress.com/
I also did the samething with Twitter (What I’m doing in my sidebar) although since its performance has been slow my tweets haven’t been showing up regularly.
The best solution I found to WordPress 2.1 stripping Javascript is to install Otto’s ScriptEnabler Plugin (http://ottodestruct.com). Simple and works a charm.
The programmer hasn’t got anything about this on his website, but I found instructions and a copy of the plugin here. http://www.lifeaftercoffee.com/2007/02/26/put-javascript-in-your-wordpress-posts-with-script-enabler/
I hope this helps, because it seems lots of people have been battling with this problem.
The best solution I found to WordPress 2.1 stripping Javascript is to install Otto’s ScriptEnabler Plugin (http://ottodestruct.com). Simple and works a charm.
The programmer hasn’t got anything about this on his website, but I found instructions and a copy of the plugin here. http://www.lifeaftercoffee.com/2007/02/26/put-javascript-in-your-wordpress-posts-with-script-enabler/
I hope this helps, because it seems lots of people have been battling with this problem.
So much data, so little time…
Robert, were you a Usenet junkie in a past life?
So much data, so little time…
Robert, were you a Usenet junkie in a past life?
candice: Yes!
candice: Yes!
The extreme feed consumption makes perfect sense now. Google reader even has ‘j’ and space for ‘next’ keys.
The extreme feed consumption makes perfect sense now. Google reader even has ‘j’ and space for ‘next’ keys.
Robert, almost any other WordPress based provider will allow javascript plugins. WordPress.com has a religious aversion to them – change now and be happy.
Robert, almost any other WordPress based provider will allow javascript plugins. WordPress.com has a religious aversion to them – change now and be happy.
Aah – Usenet – now that takes me back – not as far as MUDs tho
Robert – any chance you could add my site to your shared reader?
Thanks!
Aah – Usenet – now that takes me back – not as far as MUDs tho
Robert – any chance you could add my site to your shared reader?
Thanks!
We talked about it, get a clean worpress.com theme and get a custom header and start adding some RSS sidebar widgets
You could use a little change
We talked about it, get a clean worpress.com theme and get a custom header and start adding some RSS sidebar widgets
You could use a little change
You need to spice up the sidebar a bit
I have another suggestion, what about removing underline for links? It looks cluttered.
You need to spice up the sidebar a bit
I have another suggestion, what about removing underline for links? It looks cluttered.