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- Jens
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Well, does Taringa allow images?
Dos Taringsa allows html?
If yes, it could be possible.
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- ROTTK
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Yes, Taringa allow both of them, images and html.
- Jens
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Copy the flag counter html code and place it where you intend to see the counter.
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Thread Starter- mahmmoud.shukrey
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Hiiiiiiiii, Can i use a flag counter on my new web site which i created it by "www.webs.com/" ?
- Jens
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
mahmmoud.shukrey wrote:
Hiiiiiiiii, Can i use a flag counter on my new web site which i created it by "www.webs.com/" ?
Since webs.com allows images to be added to a site, it is very likely that you could do it with webs.com.
Share your experience for other users and tell us how it works.
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Thread Starter- greyhouse
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
New to Flag Counter here. Tried to paste the code into an "image" widget in "image URL" on Wordpress's Chateau theme and it asked for width and height. I inserted 188 for width and 400 for height and Save. Then viewed my blog and below the image widget I titled "Visitors" it says "Please configure the Image widget in your widget settings". Also tried a few other widgets instead and nothing works. Any help please?
- redpandabeads
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Is there a way for the Flag Counter code to point to a secure link? My SSL certificate is showing my site as insecure when I have the Flag Counter code in the left nav menu - because it also shows when users view their shopping cart. If I can't get a secure link, I'm going to have to close my Flag Counter Pro account - it's not worth the potential loss of customers to have the flag counter invalidate my SSL. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I'd like to keep the Flag Counter.
Thanks!
- Paul Prince
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
@ redpandabeads........no i dont think so.............but maybe Jeremy can clear this up for you.
And ......................really are customers gonna not visit your site because of this????
I run 2 websites, and have never had a problem
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- redpandabeads
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Having the flag counter code on my site does not stop visitors - but having the security comprimized does scare off potential buyers. Why pay for a SSL - just to have the security invalidated by unnecessary code?
- Jeremy
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Re: Posting your code on various sites
Unfortunately, we do not offer an SSL version of Flag Counter at this time. The issue has come up once or twice in the past, see here:
Using a Flag Counter on a secure page does not in any way invalidate the security of the page, but may display a warning in some browsers. The simple solution is to use your counter on every page, except those that are encrypted.
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