How To Create Buttons Follow The Blog In The Distributed

 On Sunday, 29 September 2013  

If your blog is air- surely you know the blogger platform followers widget that displays the visitors who subscribe or follow your blog , as you can see in the left sidebar of this blog ... : D Well , this time I will discuss the tutorial to make your own buttons follow the blog . So no need to install widgets followers .

Followers widget provided by blogger I can say quite heavy . For a very calculating with speed of loading pages , remove the followers widget will help speed up the process of loading a little .... : D

How so visitors can still follow without the followers widget ? This is the point of this tutorial . I repurposed a point short javascript to display the page when clicked follow blog . So visitors are interested in the content of your blog could still follow and subscribe to update your post in their profile .

<script type='text/javascript'>

function follow ( BlogId ) {
window.open ( " http://www.blogger.com/follow-blog.g?blogID = " + BlogId , " followblog " , "height = 600 , width = 600 , toolbar = no , menubar = no , scrollbars = no , resizable = no , location = no , directories = no , status = no ' ) ;
}
< / script >

Paste the above script below <body> your template . Then for the follownya :

<a onclick='follow("[BLOG ID anda]");'> Follow us on blogger < / a>

Paste in the desired place . BLOG replace ID with your blog ID respectively .
To find out the ID blog , you can click " edit post " d your blogger dashboard . The link will appear in your BlogId . for example http://www.blogger.com/posts.g?blogID=665189113085947xxxx
You can follow the link modif by adding icons , text , and so forth .
Good luck ... : D
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