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Some time ago I wrote a popular post about how to integrate into your web pages a Tweetmeme button that shows the number of retweets received by a single post or page of your blog or website. In the past days a new service, similar to Tweetmeme, has been launched. This service is ReTweet.com that shows popular links being retweeted across Twitter and provides a simple widget that shows the number of retweets received by your posts.
You can quickly integrate into your site this widget, which shows a button with a counter, just in some seconds using two lines of JavaScript code. There are two versions of the button, big and small:
If you are a Blogger user find this code:
...and if you want to add the big button add immediately after the last row this code:
If you prefer the smaller button use this code:
If you use another blogging platform and want to add a ReTweet.com button on your website the only thing you have to change from the previous code is the value of the var url. Take a look at the official page here.
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Some time ago I wrote a popular post about how to integrate into your web pages a Tweetmeme button that shows the number of retweets received by a single post or page of your blog or website. In the past days a new service, similar to Tweetmeme, has been launched. This service is ReTweet.com that shows popular links being retweeted across Twitter and provides a simple widget that shows the number of retweets received by your posts.
You can quickly integrate into your site this widget, which shows a button with a counter, just in some seconds using two lines of JavaScript code. There are two versions of the button, big and small:
If you are a Blogger user find this code:
<b:includable id='post' var='post'>
<div class='post hentry'>
<div class='post hentry'>
...and if you want to add the big button add immediately after the last row this code:
<script type='text/javascript'>
url = '<data:post.url>';
</script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.retweet.com/static/retweets.js'></script>
url = '<data:post.url>';
</script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.retweet.com/static/retweets.js'></script>
If you prefer the smaller button use this code:
<script type='text/javascript'>
url = '<data:post.url>';
size = 'small';
</script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.retweet.com/static/retweets.js'></script>
url = '<data:post.url>';
size = 'small';
</script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.retweet.com/static/retweets.js'></script>
If you use another blogging platform and want to add a ReTweet.com button on your website the only thing you have to change from the previous code is the value of the var url. Take a look at the official page here.
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