Cas is a superstar. The e-book of Disraeli Avenue is now available to download, and she's already raised a bucket of money for the fantastic charity One-in-four who help adults who have been sexually abused as children. They're a weeeeeny organisation who run on a shoe string budget, so every penny raised makes a difference.
We've knocked out a blog widget based on the behind-closed-doors theme of Disraeli Avenue, and we hope you'll join in by reading and sharing some secrets, and maybe even putting the Disraeli Avenue Secrets widget on to your own blog.
If you decide to do that, here are the instructions:
For blogger - there are 2 styles of templates, old style and new style. To add the widget to a non-blogger template, follow the old style instructions.
If you don't know what kind of template you have then you probably have new style!
To add the widget to a new style blog template:
Log in to your blog. Go to "Layout". Choose "Page Elements". Choose to "Add a page element" in your side bar. Choose "HTML / Javascript" as the type of element. Give your new element a title, and into the content area paste exactly the green code below (only the green stuff). You can write text above and below it if you like, but the whole of the green stuff must be in there, intact.
To add the widget to an old style blog template:
Go to your template. Insert the green code in the area which defines your sidebar. Feel free to email if you have problems!
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<param value="always" name="allowScriptAccess"/>
<param value="false" name="allowFullScreen"/>
<param value="http://www.newloop-clients.co.uk/blog/disraeliAvenueBlogWidget.swf" name="movie"/><param value="high" name="quality"/><param value="#000000" name="bgcolor"/> <embed pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" quality="high" allowscriptaccess="always" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" height="250" src="http://www.newloop-clients.co.uk/blog/disraeliAvenueBlogWidget.swf" bgcolor="#000000" allowfullscreen="false" width="176" name="disraeliAvenueBlogWidget"/>
</embed></object>
