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Load Flash On Free WordPress Blogs Without Being Penalized
You must be one of the countless bloggers who hate WordPress.com for forbidding useful html tags like <object>, <iframe> and <frameset>. These tags are automatically stripped when you save your draft. Without these tags, Flash applications cannot be loaded on your blog. The solution is to use the gigya function. Gigya is a legitimate tool in paid WordPress account, but its use in free WordPress.com blogs is not officially documented nor explicitly forbidden by the host.
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Facebook announced some new WordPress integration today. This includes a new plugin called Facebook for WordPress. It comes with “social publishing features” and the following widgets (as listed on Facebook’s developer blog) which have been around for some time:
- Activity Feed: Shows readers their friends’ activity on the site, such as likes and comments.
- Recommendations: Gives readers personalized suggestions for pages on your site they might like, as well as a Recommendations Bar option to give users the option to add content to their Timeline as they read.
- Customizable Like, Subscribe and Send buttons
- Comments Box: Makes it easy for people to comment on your site and post back to Facebook, and includes moderation tools. The plugin also features automatic SEO support for Facebook Comments, so search engines can index them to improve your site’s visibility.
