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How To Add Facebook Like Box To Blogger

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How to add facebook like box to blogger


The facebook like box will greatly increase your site's fanpage likes.It's very beautiful and motivating people to like it.You can install this gadget to your blogger or wordpress blog easily.Here I will show you how to add it to blogger.

First of all you need a username to your fanpage.Like www.facebook.com/komputertips. You can make one to your fan page using this url www.facebook.com/username.

Now you're ready to go

#1.Go to https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-box-for-pages

#2.Give your fan page url to the Facebook Page url field.Enter width and height matching your gadget location.I used 300px by 300 px as I'm placing it at the sidebar


How to add Facebook like box to blogger



#3.Click on Get code

#4.Then select IFRAME tab.Copy all the code in the box

How to add Facebook like box to blogger


#5.Go to blogger Layout > Add a Gadget and Choose HTML/Java Script , paste the code there and save       it.Leave the Title empty!

How to add Facebook like box to blogger


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