Last updated: 09/08/2008
How do I put one of your widgets on my website?
Pick a Widget from our
Widgets page. Enter your YouTube name, Email
address and the URL of the page on your website where you intend to put the Widget. Click
"Get Code" and you'll see the code you'll need to add to your page appear in the box. Open
the code for your web page in a Text Editor (like Notepad on a PC), then copy and paste the
code from the box into your web page document where you want the Widget to appear. Save
your web page document and upload it to your server.
CAUTION: You should save a back-up copy
of your web page document Before You Edit It! If anything goes wrong, just put the saved copy
back on your server.
Do your Widgets work on MySpace?
No. According to MySpace, when editing your profile, "You may enter HTML/DHTML or
CSS in any text field. Javascript is not allowed." Our widgets use Javascript.
Coming soon: Picture-based widgets!
Email Kenny for more info!
Could I put your Widget on my YouTube Profile?
No. You can't enter Javascript when editing your Personal Info. Our widgets use Javascript.
Coming soon: Picture-based widgets!
Email Kenny for more info!
How do I change the look of your Widgets?
Put the Widget in a DIV and style that DIV. If the Widget code contains a SPAN, you
can style that SPAN.
Read this for more on
styling with CSS.
Can I Email you for more Help on Widgets?
The widget seems to take a few seconds to load on my page. Can you speed it up?
Yes! We have a new version of the widgets that load much quicker.
Please
Email Kenny and ask for the code for the quick loading widgets.
Why does the widget show a lower number than the Video Views number I see on my
YouTube MyAccount page?
Our widgets are not able to access the number of views on videos that you have set to Private. If you have Private videos, the numbers
of views on those videos will not be included in the number you see in our Widgets.
Could you create a custom Widget for me?
Probably! Please
Email Kenny and describe what you need.
How come there aren't more questions here?
Patience, grasshopper! We're working on it...
So you like that old Kung Fu TV show?
Nah, not really. But "Kung Fu Fighting" is a pretty good song to dance to at a party.
Okayyy... Speaking of songs, what's your favorite song?
Never heard of it. Is it online anywhere?
Sure is!
Right here. (Scroll
down about 2/3 of the page, its in the table of MP3s. Enjoy, but beware: It's loud
and will cause you to dance!)
Wait a minute, that sounds familiar! Someone sampled it in a rap song, right?
You are correct! A Dutch rap group called "the Opposites" sampled "Liar, Liar" in
their 2007 hit single "Dom, Lomp & Famous". Read more about it and watch the video
for both songs,
here.
Hmm, do you have anything to do with www.GarageRockRadio.com?
Maybe....