Add facebook widget to website
How To Add Facebook Widgets & Buttons To Your Website
AdvertisementIf you’re an avid Facebook user, then you may already know that you can add your Facebook badge to your own website, blog or even email, as Jackson outlined earlier. I’ve also previously covered 4 ways that you can access your Facebook account without actually visiting Facebook.How To Use A Facebook Badge As Your Email Signature [Mac] How To Use A Facebook Badge As Your Email Signature [Mac]
Recently, I wanted to add Facebook to my website in a variety of ways – including allowing my visitors to “like” my articles and of course displaying my Facebook update on my blog. There are actually several ways that you can integrate Facebook into your website, either to display your own profile information or to let your visitors access their own Facebook information in different ways.
In this article, I’m going to outline a few of the ways that you can add Facebook to your blog or website using widgets and buttons. These widgets and code snippets come from the Facebook collection of tools that you can use on any website you want.
Display Your Profile Information on Your Website
The most common way people add Facebook to their website is by displaying their profile “badge”, usually in the left menu of their blog. This is also the easiest choice, because it’s just a matter of obtaining the code from the Profile Badges area and pasting it into your site.
On your Facebook “Profile Badges” page, you’ll notice that on the left you have several choices for the type of widget that you want to use – like badges, profile badges and photo badges. I’ll cover each of these options.
The profile badge is simple, just select where you want to insert your badge. For websites or on your blog, select “Other.”
Highlight and copy the HTML code in the field below, and then paste it into your blog or on your website where you’d like to insert your Facebook profile badge. For a WordPress blog, which is what I usually use, you can insert the code into a Text/HTML widget on the sidebar.
Just click save, and your profile is on the sidebar of your blog. Every time you update your Facebook profile, the change is reflected on your profile badge.
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There are two other profile badge types you can place on your site – the Photo Badge or the Like Badge. The photo badge is much like your profile display, except that it displays your most recently added photos instead of your profile update. The “Like” badge is pretty cool because it’s an easy way to share sites that you like with your visitors straight from Facebook.
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There are two other profile badge types you can place on your site – the Photo Badge or the Like Badge. The photo badge is much like your profile display, except that it displays your most recently added photos instead of your profile update. The “Like” badge is pretty cool because it’s an easy way to share sites that you like with your visitors straight from Facebook.