Add sk*rt To Your Feed

UPDATE: This doesn't appear to be working anymore. I will try to figure it out again!


It's all well and good to have a sk*rt button at the end of each post, but you will probably also want to add a sk*rt button in the footer of your RSS feed, as well. Fortunately this is pretty simple to do. The following are instructions for Blogger; other platforms will vary.

First, open sk*rt; scroll down to the bottom of the screen where you will see "Add sk*rt to your site." Click on that. Toward the bottom of the page you will see "sk*rt links." There are two steps: 1.) choose a button and 2.) select your blogging platform. After you make these two selections the page will automatically show you the code to add to your site. Highlight this text and copy it on to your clipboard.

The next step is to open your blog and log in (if necessary). Go to "Customize," then "Settings," then to "Site Feed," and then scroll down to see the "Feed Item Footer." Paste the text you highlighted on the sk*rt page into the box for "Feed Item Footer." You will have to have "Full Feed" enabled, not "Short Feed," for this to work. Save your settings and you can exit the page.

Let me know if it works for you!

Comments

  1. RuthJune 8, 2007 at 10:29 AM

    Hmmm, it didn't work for me for some reason. Thanks, though!

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