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One click widget button

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We've been making some one-click widget buttons using our favourite widgets. You can go and try them out. Clicking the button adds the widget code to your Snipperoo account. If you don't have an account, you get one on the spot. These are all static widgets, but it is simple enough if you generate widget code on the fly to build a live widget button.
If you like them, you can use this form to make your own for your site. It's not the prettiest thing on the web, but it works well. You fill out the fields and add your widget code in the middle. This can be cocde from any widget your generated elsewhere, or even just something you wrote yourself. Even just writing in the box will work, or you can write some HTML. You can choose to use the widget itself as a preview, or use a screenshot or a logo.
When you submit you'll get the code needed to display a working button on you own site. Put it up on your site and give people your widget for their Snipperoo account.

TypePad - Widgets for your Blog

TypePad - Widgets for your Blog - Snipperoo
We're now in they TypePad Gallery. You can add your Snipperoo Panels to your TypePad blog very, very easily

Adding a Flickr Widget

This is a short demo of how to create a Flickr image badge (widget) and add it to your Snipperoo account and through that your site.
Although it's specific to creating a Flickr widget, it's really designed to show how the flow of making a widget and adding it to your account works - and how beautiful the ability to update your site remotely is.
I'll make more of these to demonstrate other aspects of Snipperoo. Now, watch this and go make an account.