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Some steps later, just imagine that you have already a running word press blog.
Go to face search.
Search for a person you know
Click on whatever you searched for Widget (left at the bottom).
Customize you Widget
Click on Create
Copy & Paste the source code out of the textarea.
Go to your Wordpress blog
Sign in
Click on “New Post”
Click on HTML
Paste the source code into the text area
Publish
Smile
Normaly i don’t watch (or post) youtube videos, but well i attended the “tingle tangle design picknick by monami” today and well i fell in love with this song.
Don’t judge me. Love is a strange thing. Whatever … a good moment to point out that you can visualize YouTube feeds (tags, channels, …) with facesaerch RSSflow.
What are “Bookmarklets“?
Bookmarklets are very handy pieces of JavaScript code that you can bookmark via Drag and Drop to your bookmark / favorites toolbar.
1. Install via Drag&Drop
2. Go to your favorite blog / website i.e. the great Wake up Tiger.
3. View the blog Rssflow style.
RSSes with many pictures work best. See: Twitpic, Mashable, Flickr, ..
but sometimes you might see:
That is because no picture was found and facesaerch (via websnapr) makes a screenshot of the webpage. Wait a few moments and then reload. The placeholder will be gone, and a nice thumbnail of the website visible. The placeholder for this website will only turn up once.
Alternative you can still just copy&paste RSS URLs into the search box, old school.
How to use the RSS visualization:
Works with every kind of RSS i.e.: Digg Top Stories
New: Easy view of RSSflows via this handy bookmarklet. Install via drag&drop.
Quite simple:
1. Visit http://www.facesaerch.com/widget/face-widget-creator.php
2. Search
3. Copy source
4. Paste into your blog, website, whatever
or
go just search for your favorite celebrity and then click on the “Widget” link at the bottom left. (you will find it).
Roughly 9 navigation Elements
Facesaerch is a face search engine designed for searches for the faces of people.
How to use the face search engine:
