Add some del.icio.us to your site

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Add some del.icio.us to your site

by David Chartier Aug 21st 2005

Del.icio.us has introduced a sweet, easy way to add your del.icio.us bookmarks to your site, blogroll or any other conceivable page on the web. It's called a linkroll, and in good del.icio.us form it's painfully easy to use. There's a simple one-line javascript they give you to paste where you like, and a preview of how the roll will look with a few toggle-able options such as whether or not your tags are displayed, which del.icio.us icon (if any) accompanies the roll or if only specific tags should make it into the roll at all. What's also nice is the roll should adopt your site's style, but they do offer a styling guide if you want to go down that road.

Couple this with their bookmarklet and I think I just found the perfect way to maintain a blogroll across my blogs. Go take it for a spin.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

pto2k said 1:05AM on 8-22-2005

I'd like to know how to add this into MSNSpace and Wallop?

Phillip Molly Malone said 11:10AM on 8-22-2005

Hi,
Thanks for this, its very cool and just what I was looking for. Have started to add it to my blog. Love the fact that it is based on the tag as well (or can be).

Molly

Phillip Molly Malone said 11:46AM on 8-22-2005

Hi,
Thanks for this, its very cool and just what I was looking for. Have started to add it to my blog. Love the fact that it is based on the tag as well (or can be).

Molly

Violet eve said 3:14AM on 11-17-2005

i'd to know how i can add this to my page, an i try to search so musch, thanks for this detail that make be clear

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