TypePad Hacks - The Conversation http://www.typepadhacks.org/ Comments: TypePad Hacks will help you make the most of your TypePad blog now, while attempting to improve the platform by connecting the TypePad Design Team to their User Base. There are three areas of focus at TypePad Hacks. User Design: Collecting useful hacks for extending the capabilities of TypePad blogs now. User Forum: Providing a blog forum for issues, news and user concerns about SixApart products and service. User Power: Organizing users into a unified voice to lobby SixApart for the features, fixes and changes to TypePad most important to us. TypePad Hacks documents ways to extend the functionality of your TypePad blog, both with code that can be used in advanced templates and third party services (such as Technorati or Feedburner). en-US 2009-09-16T11:17:49-04:00 Comment by Simply Yum on "Simple Rounded Corners for TypePad" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/1FTlU0OkPuo/simple-rounded-.html <p>How do I use Adam&#39;s code in my Typepad blog? I don&#39;t have access (I don&#39;t think) to the DIV tags that envelope content areas from within the custom CSS. I&#39;d really not have to use an advanced template as I&#39;m barely comfortable editing plain CSS as it is. If it can&#39;t be done without advanced templates I&#39;ll just have to keep the default sharp cut-yer-fingers-if-you&#39;re-not-careful corners.</p> How do I use Adam's code in my Typepad blog? I don't have access (I don't think) to the DIV tags that envelope content areas from within the custom CSS. I'd really not have to use an advanced template as I'm barely comfortable editing plain CSS as it is. If it can't be done without advanced templates I'll just have to keep the default sharp cut-yer-fingers-if-you're-not-careful corners.

]]> Simple Rounded Corners for TypePad Simply Yum 2009-11-03T08:50:15-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/10/simple-rounded-.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a64e8b07970b Comment by Mike Smarr on "AHA Award for Thom Meredith's latimesmagazine.com design" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/5tEyw46mVlo/aha-award-for-thom-merediths-latimesmagazinecom-design.html <p>Wow! Did that ever motivate the @#%! out of me! Awesome work, great tutorials!</p> Wow! Did that ever motivate the @#%! out of me! Awesome work, great tutorials!

]]> AHA Award for Thom Meredith's latimesmagazine.com design Mike Smarr 2009-10-23T23:21:07-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2009/09/aha-award-for-thom-merediths-latimesmagazinecom-design.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a671503a970c Comment by David Thayer on "The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/mtUDaZqLmko/the-paypal-stor.html <p>I&#39;m building my store, but updating product information has become impossibly slow. I&#39;m using osx on a macbookpro (intel). There are ten products on my widget with images linking to flickr.</p> <p>It is slow on firefox (pc, winxp), firefox (mac) and safari. on Firefox i get a warning that some script is too slow and will crash my computer - which, in some sense, it does.</p> <p>This slowness is when I am logged into paypal with access to paypallabs site.</p> <p>Any ideas or suggestions?</p> <p>Cheers,</p> <p>david t</p> I'm building my store, but updating product information has become impossibly slow. I'm using osx on a macbookpro (intel). There are ten products on my widget with images linking to flickr.

It is slow on firefox (pc, winxp), firefox (mac) and safari. on Firefox i get a warning that some script is too slow and will crash my computer - which, in some sense, it does.

This slowness is when I am logged into paypal with access to paypallabs site.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Cheers,

david t

]]> The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs David Thayer 2009-10-21T14:17:32-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/12/the-paypal-stor.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a66409ca970c Comment by Karin on "AHA Award for Thom Meredith's latimesmagazine.com design" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/SXkuN43P7fo/aha-award-for-thom-merediths-latimesmagazinecom-design.html <p>It is great. But it is almost greater if you come back from &quot;semi-retirement&quot;. :-)</p> It is great. But it is almost greater if you come back from "semi-retirement". :-)

]]> AHA Award for Thom Meredith's latimesmagazine.com design Karin 2009-09-28T07:58:30-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2009/09/aha-award-for-thom-merediths-latimesmagazinecom-design.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a5fa8032970c Comment by MK on "The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/krcBth_M1Mg/the-paypal-stor.html <p>PayPal xilab widget looks great and I think it will work well for me. I am having problems with loading product info on it. It does change will and the cursor get bogged down.</p> <p>I have loaded the widget on bloggerspot.com It loaded easily.</p> <p>Is their a phone # for personal support? Or a good web site or email site that I could get info I need to get this up and running. If I ran it in TypePad would I have less problems?<br /> mk</p> PayPal xilab widget looks great and I think it will work well for me. I am having problems with loading product info on it. It does change will and the cursor get bogged down.

I have loaded the widget on bloggerspot.com It loaded easily.

Is their a phone # for personal support? Or a good web site or email site that I could get info I need to get this up and running. If I ran it in TypePad would I have less problems?
mk

]]> The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs MK 2009-09-15T20:38:02-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/12/the-paypal-stor.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a57298e0970b Comment by Natasha on "How To: Create a Dynamic Horizontal Navigation Menu for TypePad Blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/qp-q-J3ea3Y/how_to_create_a.html <p>Hi,</p> <p>Wondering if you could help me out! My Nav Bar is working, however is not completely left aligned????</p> <p>Is there an extra Tag or something somewhere on the Index page????</p> <p>Any help would be super appreciated!!!!</p> <p>Thanks,<br /> Natasha</p> Hi,

Wondering if you could help me out! My Nav Bar is working, however is not completely left aligned????

Is there an extra Tag or something somewhere on the Index page????

Any help would be super appreciated!!!!

Thanks,
Natasha

]]> How To: Create a Dynamic Horizontal Navigation Menu for TypePad Blogs Natasha 2009-08-19T17:00:46-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/05/how_to_create_a.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0120a5059689970b Comment by mia on "The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/YGz6GaszxVI/the-paypal-stor.html <p>You mentioned etsy -- are you able to integrate your etsy listings into this widget? Or would you essentially have to list the same item for sale via PayPal, in addition to listing on etsy? The &quot;mini showcase&quot; that etsy offers is handy if you only have a few items available, but when your shop is fully stocked, you can only view 25 of them. I was hoping that this might be a 2-in-1 solution for me -- make etsy shopping available via a simple interface. Any thoughts?</p> You mentioned etsy -- are you able to integrate your etsy listings into this widget? Or would you essentially have to list the same item for sale via PayPal, in addition to listing on etsy? The "mini showcase" that etsy offers is handy if you only have a few items available, but when your shop is fully stocked, you can only view 25 of them. I was hoping that this might be a 2-in-1 solution for me -- make etsy shopping available via a simple interface. Any thoughts?

]]> The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs mia 2009-07-30T21:30:43-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/12/the-paypal-stor.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef01157157543c970c Comment by sue moore on "The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/FIxP8rn1HhA/the-paypal-stor.html <p>Can you help I want to use the widget for my blog but am really fustrated in trying to set up my storefront. Not only is it really slow to type and move from one field to the next it constanly freezes my computer. First I thought it was because my old desk top comp is really old but its even worse on my brand new laptop. Why is this happening. I really don&#39;t want the hassel of setting up another web site but unless I can get this to work will have to.</p> Can you help I want to use the widget for my blog but am really fustrated in trying to set up my storefront. Not only is it really slow to type and move from one field to the next it constanly freezes my computer. First I thought it was because my old desk top comp is really old but its even worse on my brand new laptop. Why is this happening. I really don't want the hassel of setting up another web site but unless I can get this to work will have to.

]]> The Paypal Storefront Widget, The fastest, easiest eCommerce solution for blogs sue moore 2009-07-08T09:02:17-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/12/the-paypal-stor.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef011570e4ad1f970c Comment by Kurt on "Blogs as Stores: A Comprehensive Overview of Ecommerce Solutions for Bloggers" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/BMcmyehowTo/blogs-as-stores.html <p>I am just now dipping my toe in the e-commerce/blog waters. Currently, I simply have an offsite Printfection store with some T-shirts. (It&#39;s similar to Cafepress and Zazzle.) Thanks for the comprehensive overview of the options.</p> <p>Ideally, what I would like to do is combine an apparel storefront like Printfection with a book publishing one like Lulu. However, I think that would be some programming work and depend on the APIs of the various vendors. </p> <p>If I could also integrate Amazon.com affiliate sales, even better, but I don&#39;t think Amazon would be too keen on that. Although, I suppose publish through Lulu and distribute books through Amazon. Wonder if cafepress and their ilk also offer options to distribute through Amazon</p> I am just now dipping my toe in the e-commerce/blog waters. Currently, I simply have an offsite Printfection store with some T-shirts. (It's similar to Cafepress and Zazzle.) Thanks for the comprehensive overview of the options.

Ideally, what I would like to do is combine an apparel storefront like Printfection with a book publishing one like Lulu. However, I think that would be some programming work and depend on the APIs of the various vendors.

If I could also integrate Amazon.com affiliate sales, even better, but I don't think Amazon would be too keen on that. Although, I suppose publish through Lulu and distribute books through Amazon. Wonder if cafepress and their ilk also offer options to distribute through Amazon

]]> Blogs as Stores: A Comprehensive Overview of Ecommerce Solutions for Bloggers Kurt 2009-06-20T22:40:02-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/08/blogs-as-stores.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef01157136b5de970b Comment by McCleskeyMS on "Sidebar and Content Widths" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/8FzkK6gUORE/sidebar-and-con.html <p>Hey fellows. Recently took over administrating the teacher blogs for the middle school where I work. Been doing some research online and am considering just building a theme from the ground up since as you say the pre-defined don&#39;t &quot;play nice.&quot; I really like some of the elements of the Morgan green theme in Typepad, but want to get rid of the brown background gradient behind the banner and just stretch the green floral banner all the way across the page. Is this possible to do using CSS? I have a Pro acct and not much experience using CSS (none, in fact except what I have been mucking about with in my redesign efforts today.) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! </p> Hey fellows. Recently took over administrating the teacher blogs for the middle school where I work. Been doing some research online and am considering just building a theme from the ground up since as you say the pre-defined don't "play nice." I really like some of the elements of the Morgan green theme in Typepad, but want to get rid of the brown background gradient behind the banner and just stretch the green floral banner all the way across the page. Is this possible to do using CSS? I have a Pro acct and not much experience using CSS (none, in fact except what I have been mucking about with in my redesign efforts today.) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

]]> Sidebar and Content Widths McCleskeyMS 2009-05-28T22:24:17-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/05/sidebar-and-con.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef011570ae6f4d970b Comment by Katie Konrath on "Simple Rounded Corners for TypePad" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/yjFxDVHQ-Bo/simple-rounded-.html <p>Is this with advanced templates? Or were you just able to do this with css?</p> Is this with advanced templates? Or were you just able to do this with css?

]]> Simple Rounded Corners for TypePad Katie Konrath 2009-05-20T16:14:42-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/10/simple-rounded-.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef0115709a5ab7970b Comment by Adrian Ortiz on "How To: Create a Dynamic Horizontal Navigation Menu for TypePad Blogs" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/vOkFxJY_pRw/how_to_create_a.html <p>John this is a great hack. </p> <p>I tried it but it does not work quite as written and I think I am doing something wrong. Do the instructions from 2006 still work on today&#39;s TypePad Advanced Templates? Is there something better?</p> John this is a great hack.

I tried it but it does not work quite as written and I think I am doing something wrong. Do the instructions from 2006 still work on today's TypePad Advanced Templates? Is there something better?

]]> How To: Create a Dynamic Horizontal Navigation Menu for TypePad Blogs Adrian Ortiz 2009-05-05T23:48:38-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/05/how_to_create_a.html#c6a00d8341c4fdf53ef01156f7b3fdb970c Comment by David Lewis on "How To: Place AdSense Ads In A Header at the Top of Your TypePad Blog" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/yHaFijY1SVk/how_to_place_ad.html <p>Is there a reason why this would not be clickable in firefox? I did this and neither the logo nor the adsense block is clickable in firefox, yet they work fine in IE.</p> <p>Is there a workaround for this?</p> Is there a reason why this would not be clickable in firefox? I did this and neither the logo nor the adsense block is clickable in firefox, yet they work fine in IE.

Is there a workaround for this?

]]> How To: Place AdSense Ads In A Header at the Top of Your TypePad Blog David Lewis 2009-04-01T08:58:36-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/07/how_to_place_ad.html#c151813447 Comment by Xavier on "Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/Nx12yKnclXI/twitter-tools-t.html <p>If you like Twitter and twitter apps as much as I can see, you have to test http://www.microplaza.com!</p> <p>It aggregates the links coming from the people you follow!</p> <p>Just follow @microplaza for an invite ...</p> If you like Twitter and twitter apps as much as I can see, you have to test http://www.microplaza.com!

It aggregates the links coming from the people you follow!

Just follow @microplaza for an invite ...

]]> Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories Xavier 2009-03-13T12:38:59-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/03/twitter-tools-t.html#c151201673 Comment by Justyna on "Add a Free Forum to Your TypePad Blog in Minutes!" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/SLUHEHxHYRQ/add_a_free_foru.html <p>I know it&#39;s just the second step, but where is the link to the &quot;main index template&quot;?</p> I know it's just the second step, but where is the link to the "main index template"?

]]> Add a Free Forum to Your TypePad Blog in Minutes! Justyna 2009-03-11T10:36:23-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/05/add_a_free_foru.html#c151126169 Comment by Mr Ulster on "Drop Down Menus for Categories + Archives" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/nyfPX1T0RW0/drop_down_menus.html <p>@Susan (and others with non-Advanced template access):</p> <p>Like you I do not have a TypePad Pro account; alas only Plus account and thus unable to implement this hack.</p> <p>However, here is a workaround along the lines of your request:</p> <p>1. For your blog, go to Design tab&gt;Content<br /> 2. Insert Module=Monthly Archives (under Modules list)<br /> 3. Save Changes (button at bottom of page)<br /> 4. View Weblog (link upper right corner)<br /> 5. Find Monthly Archives module, and copy URL for &quot;More...&quot; link (right-click&gt;copy)<br /> 6. Still logged into TypePad, go to TypeLists tab&gt;Create a new TypeList<br /> 7. Link Type=Notes; name as desired (e.g. Archive List)<br /> 8. For Label, leave blank; for Note, enter &quot;(a href=&quot;[paste URL you copied step 5 above, should end /archives.html]&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;)Archives(/a) [replacing parentheses with carrots as appropriate]<br /> 9. Save, Configure, Publish<br /> 10. View Weblog (I&#39;d refresh the cache to force new page version)</p> <p>Delete original Monthly Archives Module as desired.</p> <p>Not as clever as drop menus, but good enough for this non-Pro TypePad user: <a href="http://mrulster.org" rel="nofollow">Mr Ulster</a></p> @Susan (and others with non-Advanced template access):

Like you I do not have a TypePad Pro account; alas only Plus account and thus unable to implement this hack.

However, here is a workaround along the lines of your request:

1. For your blog, go to Design tab>Content
2. Insert Module=Monthly Archives (under Modules list)
3. Save Changes (button at bottom of page)
4. View Weblog (link upper right corner)
5. Find Monthly Archives module, and copy URL for "More..." link (right-click>copy)
6. Still logged into TypePad, go to TypeLists tab>Create a new TypeList
7. Link Type=Notes; name as desired (e.g. Archive List)
8. For Label, leave blank; for Note, enter "(a href="[paste URL you copied step 5 above, should end /archives.html]" target="_blank")Archives(/a) [replacing parentheses with carrots as appropriate]
9. Save, Configure, Publish
10. View Weblog (I'd refresh the cache to force new page version)

Delete original Monthly Archives Module as desired.

Not as clever as drop menus, but good enough for this non-Pro TypePad user: Mr Ulster

]]> Drop Down Menus for Categories + Archives Mr Ulster 2009-03-09T19:59:36-04:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/03/drop_down_menus.html#c151069915 Comment by Jessica Thompson on "How to Make Following the Conversation Easy with a Comments Feed" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/UzfcXlfDzXI/how_to_make_fol.html <p>Thank you! This still works. Very happy to find it.</p> Thank you! This still works. Very happy to find it.

]]> How to Make Following the Conversation Easy with a Comments Feed Jessica Thompson 2009-03-07T12:23:54-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/03/how_to_make_fol.html#c151001265 Comment by Nick Morgan on "TypePad Post Dating Oddity" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/HyhWwsS1ifY/typepad-post-da.html <p>This was very helpful. I&#39;m creating a blog that contains all our media coverage and blog references (http://publicwords.typepad.com/press/). I was able to use the &#39;Publish On&#39; feature to reflect the original date each piece was published. Thanks! </p> <p>Nikki<br /> </p> This was very helpful. I'm creating a blog that contains all our media coverage and blog references (http://publicwords.typepad.com/press/). I was able to use the 'Publish On' feature to reflect the original date each piece was published. Thanks!

Nikki

]]> TypePad Post Dating Oddity Nick Morgan 2009-02-22T14:58:33-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/04/typepad-post-da.html#c149262351 Comment by Unfather on "Creating Custom TypePad Widgets" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/ilPQMMj9J2g/creating-custom.html <p>Yeah but there is no way to remove that tacky Get Widget link on the bottom, even after you pay. The CEO himself refunded my money when I brought this up.</p> <p>They claim &quot;no advertising&quot; when you become a paid subscriber, but it&#39;s a filthy lie because that Get Widget BS links right back to their site, not yours. They call this &quot;viral marketing&quot;, and it is. Widgetbox is a virus, and they&#39;re marketing at the expense of your apparent professionalism.</p> <p>Long story short, Widgetbox is a terrible service. If you do pay, don&#39;t ever count on getting your money back under any circumstance. I am lucky I did.</p> Yeah but there is no way to remove that tacky Get Widget link on the bottom, even after you pay. The CEO himself refunded my money when I brought this up.

They claim "no advertising" when you become a paid subscriber, but it's a filthy lie because that Get Widget BS links right back to their site, not yours. They call this "viral marketing", and it is. Widgetbox is a virus, and they're marketing at the expense of your apparent professionalism.

Long story short, Widgetbox is a terrible service. If you do pay, don't ever count on getting your money back under any circumstance. I am lucky I did.

]]> Creating Custom TypePad Widgets Unfather 2009-02-20T14:50:49-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/05/creating-custom.html#c149026993 Comment by Chris on "Creating a Three Column Layout with the Post Column Aligned to the Right or Left Side of the Page" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/g5_UhGCisA8/creating_a_thre.html <p>Now that TypePad has a three column right layout available, I&#39;m wondering if there is an easier way to to a three column left layout. I still want to be able to use the TypeLists.</p> Now that TypePad has a three column right layout available, I'm wondering if there is an easier way to to a three column left layout. I still want to be able to use the TypeLists.

]]> Creating a Three Column Layout with the Post Column Aligned to the Right or Left Side of the Page Chris 2009-02-15T09:39:57-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2006/04/creating_a_thre.html#c148659509 Comment by Carolyn Hughes on "Picnik, A photo editor for the rest of us" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/cXHAXu9EOrQ/picnik.html <p>Picnik is amazing!! I&#39;m a writer, and not very technical so it&#39;s such a relief not to have to learn Photoshop. </p> <p>I&#39;ve just created a new banner for my blog by sprucing up a photo that wasn&#39;t very good, strategically cropping it and then putting the blog name across it. There&#39;s loads of fonts to choose from which is pretty good. </p> <p>I pay for the upgraded account, it is definitely worth it. </p> Picnik is amazing!! I'm a writer, and not very technical so it's such a relief not to have to learn Photoshop.

I've just created a new banner for my blog by sprucing up a photo that wasn't very good, strategically cropping it and then putting the blog name across it. There's loads of fonts to choose from which is pretty good.

I pay for the upgraded account, it is definitely worth it.

]]> Picnik, A photo editor for the rest of us Carolyn Hughes 2009-02-14T16:00:36-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/06/picnik.html#c148635235 Comment by Norman Lamont on "I'm speaking at BlogWorld, 2008" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/VCvwXCUBjNY/im-speaking-at.html <p>Hi John - I&#39;ve got a request for technical advice. It doesn&#39;t feel right to post it here but the forum seems to have a glitch that won&#39;t let me see it and you do say you prefer questions in public comments than private mails. So sorry if this isn&#39;t the place.</p> <p>I use the instructions given in the Typepad knowledge base to put streaming mp3s on my pages. But I find that they only show the play button in IE; in Firefox I get the message that a plugin is necessary. It then invites me to install Quicktime. I get this in Firefox on two different pcs. Neither has Quicktime. (I don&#39;t want QT.) One has Quicktime Alternative. I get the same message on both. In the one with QTA, I&#39;ve chekced the mime types and mp3 is excluded. I&#39;ve gone through this with Typepad support but they&#39;ve given up and referred me to Adobe. They say they see the streaming button fine on my pages.</p> <p>The code is </p> <p>An example page is http://normanlamont.typepad.com/music/roadblock.html</p> <p>Do you know where it&#39;s going wrong?</p> Hi John - I've got a request for technical advice. It doesn't feel right to post it here but the forum seems to have a glitch that won't let me see it and you do say you prefer questions in public comments than private mails. So sorry if this isn't the place.

I use the instructions given in the Typepad knowledge base to put streaming mp3s on my pages. But I find that they only show the play button in IE; in Firefox I get the message that a plugin is necessary. It then invites me to install Quicktime. I get this in Firefox on two different pcs. Neither has Quicktime. (I don't want QT.) One has Quicktime Alternative. I get the same message on both. In the one with QTA, I've chekced the mime types and mp3 is excluded. I've gone through this with Typepad support but they've given up and referred me to Adobe. They say they see the streaming button fine on my pages.

The code is

An example page is http://normanlamont.typepad.com/music/roadblock.html

Do you know where it's going wrong?

]]> I'm speaking at BlogWorld, 2008 Norman Lamont 2009-02-07T17:34:22-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/08/im-speaking-at.html#c147987097 Comment by Wijnand on "You're Not Stuck with Your TypePad Domain" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/uTwVFBufVP8/youre-not-stuck.html <p>Hi I&#39;m setting up a new blog and have succesfully mapped my domain www.vanzoekernaarklant.nl to http://vanzoekernaarklant.typepad.com. Nothing is indexed by Google yet, but my question is:</p> <p>How do I make sure Google will only index my own domain versions of the articles, so e.g. http://www.vanzoekernaarklant.nl/2008/12/zoekwoorden-onderzoek-wat-zijn-de-meest-gebruikte-keywords.html but not http://vanzoekernaarklant.typepad.com/weblog/2008/12/zoekwoorden-onderzoek-wat-zijn-de-meest-gebruikte-keywords.html</p> <p>hope you can help me out!</p> Hi I'm setting up a new blog and have succesfully mapped my domain www.vanzoekernaarklant.nl to http://vanzoekernaarklant.typepad.com. Nothing is indexed by Google yet, but my question is:

How do I make sure Google will only index my own domain versions of the articles, so e.g. http://www.vanzoekernaarklant.nl/2008/12/zoekwoorden-onderzoek-wat-zijn-de-meest-gebruikte-keywords.html but not http://vanzoekernaarklant.typepad.com/weblog/2008/12/zoekwoorden-onderzoek-wat-zijn-de-meest-gebruikte-keywords.html

hope you can help me out!

]]> You're Not Stuck with Your TypePad Domain Wijnand 2009-01-17T10:37:04-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/04/youre-not-stuck.html#c145392366 Comment by Kimberly @ Squidoo on "Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/QR3GyXPJcsk/twitter-tools-t.html <p>Squidoo.com launched TWTTRSTRM.com today! Ask your followers a question, and they can archive answers on your Squidoo lens. From the silly (&quot;should I wear the Barney suit or the suit from Barney&#39;s&quot;) to the serious (&quot;where can I get the best sushi in Minneapolis?&quot;).<br /> Check it out at http://www.twttrstrm.com<br /> ~Kimberly<br /> Community &amp; Charity Organizer <br /> @squidoonews<br /> @twttrstrm</p> Squidoo.com launched TWTTRSTRM.com today! Ask your followers a question, and they can archive answers on your Squidoo lens. From the silly ("should I wear the Barney suit or the suit from Barney's") to the serious ("where can I get the best sushi in Minneapolis?").
Check it out at http://www.twttrstrm.com
~Kimberly
Community & Charity Organizer
@squidoonews
@twttrstrm

]]> Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories Kimberly @ Squidoo 2009-01-15T13:19:40-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/03/twitter-tools-t.html#c145170624 Comment by Dale Hurley on "Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories" http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TypepadHacksConversations/~3/M_QjuCwVk_I/twitter-tools-t.html <p>While I admire the other rss to twitter tools they are a little hard to use. I have been working on a tool http://www.rsstotwitter.com which does as the name says, takes rss feeds and sends them to Twitter. Four simple fields is all you have to fill in.</p> While I admire the other rss to twitter tools they are a little hard to use. I have been working on a tool http://www.rsstotwitter.com which does as the name says, takes rss feeds and sends them to Twitter. Four simple fields is all you have to fill in.

]]> Twitter Tools, Tweaks and Theories Dale Hurley 2009-01-14T05:29:35-05:00 http://www.typepadhacks.org/2008/03/twitter-tools-t.html#c145035554