How do I add social media icons that will permalink to each post specifically and not just my blog?
I use blogger (html) and am NOT looking for a how to on adding them to just my blog. I want to add permalink icons. So that when you click on ‘tweet this’ you would be telling everyone about THAT post.
http://www.solidblogger.com/add-retweet-button-blogger-blog-post/
That is a link to a site which will show you hot to add html to your template which will make it where it will show a retweet button after every post.
Also I use blogger.com as well and another way to add social media icons to every post is to use feedflare on feedburner.com which will put a digg this,delicious this,bookmark this icons after every post that you send out through email.
Hope this helps also I have a blog for bloggers called Blogger King: The New Bk which is made for bloggers if you ever have any more questions just leave me a comment on my blog.
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