Showing posts with label Blogger Widgets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogger Widgets. Show all posts
Stylish Tabulation Effect for Full Sitemap in Blogger
Friday, 9 August 2013
Latest Social Button Widget With Stylish Hover Effect
Sunday, 28 July 2013
Social buttons help your viewers to get connected with you and find the latest updates on your social networking sites. Widget which I provide looks stylish. This widget contain Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+ and RSS feed.This will be idle with light gray in color and when we hover over it will provide slide in color effect. Each button has each theme color.
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Scroll To Top Widget For Blogger / Blogspot
Saturday, 27 July 2013
How to use Multi-Tab Widget inside a Post for Blogger
Friday, 26 July 2013
Blogger introduced Multiple Tab Widget before a while. This tab help you to insert two or more Widget at place of one widget. Same way time takes to load also decreased. Plugin that I given here supports Java Script (JQuery). When you try to click any Tab it will produce Fade in and then Fade out effect. This make your Blog look live.Same way I gonna teach you to insert the Multi-tab widget inside Widget.
Contact Form Widget New Style and Install in Static Page
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Add Social Media Icons To Blogger Header With Tutorial
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Related Posts Widget for Blogger with Thumbnails
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Displaying the links to related posts along with a thumbnail of the corresponding post will help you increase the page views/user .Users will be tempted to go for the related posts when they are presented attractively with thumbnails.
This is another first release from me.This one also uses the media thumbnails generated by blogger for each post.
For displaying the thumbnails,this widget will use the images uploaded for the post using the blogger image uploader(from the post editor) [Update - Now supports external images also.]
Widget Sticky "Floating" When You Scroll in Blogger
Saturday, 20 July 2013
When a visitor scrolls down your blog to view more content, the upper portion of your blog goes out the window from the top to make way for the lower portion that enters from the bottom.
Now what we are going to do is stick your chosen widget to the top edge of the window as it is about to leave, thus making the widget visible at all time while the visitor scrolls. It will float there until its original location comes back when the page is scrolled back up.
This trick is applicable to any widget or element that has an ID, regardless of its location on your blog. It is perfect for a navigation bar, subscription box and social media sharing buttons.
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