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Code For Adding List of Links to Your Webpage
To display your list of links on your website, simply copy and paste the text below into your webpage of choice. The list on your webpage will then be updated whenever you make list entries on blogLinker.com. Remember to mention blogLinker.com somewhere in your blog.

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Using & Displaying Specific Categories
You can display different lists with different categories if you want. Here's how to do it:
  1. Create one or more categories, simply by typing a name in the category field of any list entry in the 'Edit Your List' page.

  2. Change the code you previously copied into your blog/webpage to:
    <script language=JavaScript src="http://www.bloglinker.com/query.php?id=YOURID&cat=CATEGORY NAME&cat2=CATEGORY2 NAME"></script>

    i.e. simply add "&cat=category_name..." to the end of the standard code in the box above. Note the "..." marks. '...' marks could be used instead.
Example:
Say you had a list which included blogs/websites on soccer, tennis and American football amongst many other things and you wanted to display only certain list entries. You would create categories like "soccer", "tennis" and "am fball" for the relevant list entries. To display a list of only soccer, your code would look like:

<script language=JavaScript src="http://www.bloglinker.com/query.php?id=YOURID&cat=soccer"></script>

To display a list of tennis AND American football, your code would look like:

<script language=JavaScript src="http://www.bloglinker.com/query.php?id=YOURID&cat=tennis&cat2=am fball"></script>

Note:
  • Remember the use of double quotes in the code, or single quotes if that's your preference.
  • Yes, spaces are allowed in category names, but only if you use the quotes
  • Yes, you can have as many category names as you want in your code