Go to your flickr page browse and search your favorite image or your own photos. Look at the bottom and you will see a small feed icon. Copy the location of the latest feed.
If you are unsure – click the Latest link. You will see a page full of text:
Copy the address in the browser bar. That is the address you put in your flickr widget.
Insert your flickr feed into flickr widget
Browse to your design, click Widget and add flickr widget into your sidebar. Edit the widget with your feed link and save it. Done.
We provide this option to keep you from having to enter your user name and password every time you return. We’ve added this feature solely for your benefit, to save you time and to keep you from having to remember yet another password!
What happens if I click the “Remember Me” box?
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If you check the “remember me” box, we’ll put a small cookie on your computer that will let us know who you are next time you login again. Each time you return to the admin panel, you will be logged in automatically. (If you use a different computer, you will need to log in again.) This cookie does nothing more than “remember” you to the website.
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OpenID eliminates the need for multiple usernames across different websites, simplifying your online experience.
You get to choose the OpenID Provider that best meets your needs and most importantly that you trust. At the same time, your OpenID can stay with you, no matter which Provider you move to. And best of all, the OpenID technology is not proprietary and is completely free.
How do I get an OpenID?
Surprise! You already have one. if you have a blog with Blogates.com. Your OpenID is the URL of your blog, for example: http://patrick.bloggles.info/
Where can I use my OpenID?
You can use your OpenID on any one of a growing number of sites (nearly ten-thousand) which support OpenID. If one of your favorite sites doesn’t support OpenID yet, ask them when they will!
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