How to add a category list on my blogger page like there is a list of categories on my page example:
mysite.ml/categories
and there the categories will be list!
THANKS ANY ONE!
Blogger automatically puts your categories on the sidebar of your blog, but if you want a whole separate page for them you could create a page and use the linking tool like this:
Navigate to the pages section of blogger and create a page Example.
Add some text to the page and use the linking tool to link the url of a catagory to that text. You can find this by navigating to one of your categories and copying the url. It should look something like this: https://www.yoursite.com/search/label/Your_Category Example.
Do this for all your categories then save the page. You should now have a published page with a url that looks like this: https://www.yoursite.com/p/Your_Page.html You can link this page in one of your posts or use the pages widget in the layout section to display it somewhere on your site.
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Is there a way that i can show all posts other than Home Page.. I have Made Home page as Static Page. But i am Unable to get All posts on My BLOG page in Tumblr.
Is there a way..
Or
If there is a method to get Posts of All tags.
If you tag your posts with a common tag you can then create a link to those by making a new page (in the page options instead of Standard layout, choose Redirect).
Then for the redirect rule you can use something like:
/tagged/news
Or whatever tag you want. This will return all posts tagged with 'News' on your blog.
More information here:
https://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/pages#redirect
This is a question about the new Facebook share dialog. Not the feed dialog or the sharer.php url.
From my research it looks like Facebook now forces you to use OG tags to share description, title, image etc in a share dialog. Which would be fine if I didn't need to have multiple shares on 1 page all sharing different information. The Facebook documentation hasn't proved very useful.
For example, I have a product list view, with say 10 products. Next to each is a share option that would ideally share the image of the product, a short description and its title.
Is there anyone out there that has done this that can help?
For reference this is what I am talking about https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/reference/share-dialog
I achieved this by using normal share functionality with Facebook, but by adding OG tags to the page that was being shared.
I had OG tags on the page with the share buttons, in this example my product listings page. However I added OG tags to each of the product pages. I configured the share button to share this individual product page and not the list view. Facebook then picked up on the individual product page OG tags.
This is for a wordpress site, but it could be for any. I want a like button at the top of the page to 'like' the whole site. I also want a like button at the end of a post to like that post.
Ok, I get that I can create two iframe buttons, using just the site url and the post url. What i dont get is how to set up the meta tags. eg, the image field would be different (site logo vs. post image)
Furthermore, I can imagine that it would be usefull to have even more like buttons, eg on a page that listed several posts, a like button on each. I realize that too many iframes will slow or stop the browser.
Mostly i just need 2 buttons, with 2 sets of info.
Yes you can add two like buttons.
for site url button set up meta tags in your home page.
for post url set up meta tags in your post page.
I've found the code but not where to put it on my Facebook page.. not my website. Everyone keeps referencing dropping it in a code block, but I haven't been able to find an example of how to do this.
There's already a Like button on Facebook Pages if the user viewing the page doesn't already like the page. If you want to add a like button on your Page for another entity (such as a website, article, or a different Page) you'll need to install a tab to your page where you can put HTML content.
There are several third party applications that allow you to do this, one of the popular ones is http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=190322544333196 - you could add a new tab to your page with some static content (images, etc) and include the Like button on that tab.
There is no way to embed a like button for an external entity into a post on the page's wall, which i suspect is what you're currently trying to do.
I have a page containing a list of activities. I want multiple FB Like buttons: for the page itself and for each of the individual activities.
In order for the page itself to be Liked, it needs OpenGraph tags. But if the page has the tags, then the Like button, according to the docs, will ignore the url parameter of the Like buttons. From the docs:
When you use Open Graph tags, the Like button posts a link to the og:url instead of the URL in the Like button code.
Possible solution So, my idea is to create small stub pages that will only contain the Open Graph tags and a meta redirect tag to the real activity page.
Has anyone tried this? Or some other solution to the problem?
Your solution is feasible, I have tried it before: creating separate pages that only contain OG meta tags. However, the problem with this is, once a user likes the item, it posts automatically on the user's wall saying "Larry likes a link". When his friends see this, and click on the attached link, they will see a white screen (your og:meta-only pages). but since you said you will have redirect then this is good.
On the side, you had a wrong interpretation about this quote:
When you use Open Graph tags, the Like
button posts a link to the og:url
instead of the URL in the Like button
code.
It doesn't mean "When you use Open Graph tags on the root page". It means when you use Open Graph tags on the pages you were linking to in the like buttons.
Also, what it meant by "posts a link" is posting a link on the user's wall. Liking open graph pages automatically posts to wall now. It didn't say "using the link" on og:url of the current page.