Sunday, 31 December 2006 - 2:24 PM GMT
Name:
"mary blackchurch"
Home Page:
http://maryblackchurch.heroindiaries.com/
HI, I found this for you through yahoo search..I the counter you have a tripod one or an independent one..not that it makes any difference..just that the Tripod one will probably fit perfectly and you won't have to worry about changing the size to fit your blog. Usually counter's sit in your sidebar somewhere...or at the bottom of your main page templete. Do you have access to your sidebar? If so where ever you see HTML code is where you want to place your code..just stay outside of code that begins and ends in these arrows: <!-- -->
and you should be okay. Or you could copy and paste your main page code into an email for me and I'll look at it..will try and find a place to put your counter code. No matter what you do though..save the original HTML code first (in word or something) by copy and paste..in case something goes wrong you will have the original HTML. Then experiment. It looks more confusing than it really is. Good luck and Happy New Year to you.
Here's the post I found:
MEMBERSHIP QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Get the inside dirt on some of the questions most frequently fielded by our dedicated membership department!
Q: How do I place a counter on my page?
The HTML code for a basic Tripod counter is as follows: <IMG SRC="/bin/counter/page_name.html">. If the file name of your page is "index.html," the counter code is <IMG SRC="/bin/counter/index.html">
This code will produce the actual counter. You can place text around it if you wish. Currently, you cannot manually change the number displayed on your counter. You can, however, change the color, by adding the following code: ?RRGGBB. Example: <IMG SRC="/bin/counter/index.html?000000">. The six digits following the question mark are standard hexadecimal color code. In the example above, "000000" is the code for black.
https://www.tripod.lycos.com/about/insider/content/020104.html
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