Hi bloggy readers,
The best way to show off your landscape photography of places in your far-far away journey, is by displaying those photos with a great widget called Panoramio Widgets. Recently, Panorama Team has developed this new great addition for those of you bloggers who currently are building a travel or holiday related blogs. This widget is no doubt will increase the sophistication of your blog interface even better, so i am sure that you may find this widget can be so helpful for all of you who like sliding show landscape photography on your blog.
The best way to show off your landscape photography of places in your far-far away journey, is by displaying those photos with a great widget called Panoramio Widgets. Recently, Panorama Team has developed this new great addition for those of you bloggers who currently are building a travel or holiday related blogs. This widget is no doubt will increase the sophistication of your blog interface even better, so i am sure that you may find this widget can be so helpful for all of you who like sliding show landscape photography on your blog.
Actually, the steps to stack this landscape photography widget on your blog are quite simple, you can simply put the iframe script code provided by Panoramio Team in the new gadget via Page Element mode. Interested to install this landscape photography gadget? Just read the post.
1. Log in to your Blogger Account
Go to Blogger.com and log in to your Blogger account.
2. Go to Page Element
In the Dashboard, now press Layout/Design of your chosen blog. You will be automatically directed to the Page Element section of your blog.
3. Add a Gadget
After landing to the Page Element, now find a great spot for the Panoramio Widget in your blog layout, and then press Add a Gadget > HTML/Javascript.
4. Paste the Widget code
Now copy the iframe code below with your mouse cursor, and paste it in the HTML widget box.
1. Log in to your Blogger Account
Go to Blogger.com and log in to your Blogger account.
2. Go to Page Element
In the Dashboard, now press Layout/Design of your chosen blog. You will be automatically directed to the Page Element section of your blog.
3. Add a Gadget
After landing to the Page Element, now find a great spot for the Panoramio Widget in your blog layout, and then press Add a Gadget > HTML/Javascript.
4. Paste the Widget code
Now copy the iframe code below with your mouse cursor, and paste it in the HTML widget box.
<iframe src="http://www.panoramio.com/wapi/template/slideshow.html?tag=sanfrancisco&width=450&height=400&delay=6.5" frameborder="0" width="450" height="400" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"> </iframe>
5. Adjust the Widget size
Okay, i assume that right now, the sidebar area in your blog has already been set with a certain size, say, 220px. But apparently, the Panoramio landscape photography gadget you are about to install has currently been set in 450px width. That's why, now we may need to adjust the value that controls the width size of the widget. Now, i want you to set a new size to the landscape photography widget by changing the value 450 with 220 (if your blog sidebar has a current width size 220px). Look at the red code below:
<iframe src="http://www.panoramio.com/wapi/template/slideshow.html?tag=sanfrancisco&width=450&height=400&delay=6.5" frameborder="0" width="450" height="400" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"> </iframe>
6. Save the widget
Now, save the landscape photography widget by pressing the Save button.
As you can see on your blog, this new Panoramio landscape photography widget has been added on your blog sidebar with a fixed width size. Anyway, if you are keen to know how to customize this landscape photography widget, you can head on to Panoramio Widget API documentations to get further detail information. Enjoy!
Now, save the landscape photography widget by pressing the Save button.
As you can see on your blog, this new Panoramio landscape photography widget has been added on your blog sidebar with a fixed width size. Anyway, if you are keen to know how to customize this landscape photography widget, you can head on to Panoramio Widget API documentations to get further detail information. Enjoy!
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