Add a text widget to the desired sidebar by dragging it from the Available Widgets into the Sidebar area on the right.ĥ. Click on the desired Sidebar to expand (so you can add the widgets) Please note: In new blogs sidebars in your dashboard are empty and adding widgets automatically removes the default Edublogs widgetsĤ. Go to Appearance > Widgets in your blog dashboardģ. Click on the Publicize Tab > Chicklet Chooser in your Feedburner account and copy the HTML code.Ģ. This is used to add the RSS icon and easy subscribe options to your blog side bar using a text widget as explained below:ġ. On the stats configuration page select Clickthroughs and I want more! and then click Next. On “Welcome” page, make sure you are happy with the title and FeedBurner address (URI) of your new feed and then click Next.Ħ. Leave RSS 2.0 source selected and click Next.Ĥ. Add your Blog URL to the Burn a Feed Right This Instant and click Next.ģ. Go to Feedburner and sign in to Feedburner with your Google Account ( create a Google Account first if you don’t have one!).Ģ. However, if you want to make it more obvious and easier for readers to subscribe using RSS, or want to know exactly how many people subscribe to your blog then the best option is to add a Feedburner RSS feed and email subscription to your blog.įeedburner is a free web service which enhances bloggers and podcasters ability to manage their RSS feeds and track usage of their subscribers. Most blogs have RSS feed which is detected automatically by commonly used feed readers when the blog URL is added to the reader. The presence of the orange RSS icon indicates a site has an RSS feed and means you can subscribe to it using a feed reader. Watch RSS in Plain English to learn more!

RSS (means Really Simple Syndication) retrieves the latest content from the sites you are interested and pulls them into your feed reader where you can read them all in one location rather than visiting each site separately. The easiest way to receive latest posts from your favorite blogs is to subscribe to RSS using feed readers such as Google Reader, Bloglines, NetVibes.

It is current for the latest version of Edublogs and Feedburner.

All the required instructions are in one post.

So I’ve decided it’s time to update my ‘how to’ Feedburner info so that: Lots of people have been asking me about RSS feeds and Feedburner over the past few weeks.

Weebly rss feed