About
What is this?
Blogger, a.k.a. Blogger.com, Blogspot, or Blog*Spot, has operated for many years, but the blog owners still doesn't have a easy installation Related Posts widget. You have to go through really nasty steps in order to install those code which you can search on Google. I finally decided to make this small project. It's not only good for blog owners, but also good for Blogger.com, it caches results that can ease server load. If you want to more about this service, please visit the project page.
- This service only serves for public blogs.
- The author of BRPS may be blocking your blogs from using this service due to
- Copyright infringement (If your blogs have links to any illegal downloads, directly or indirectly, upload by youself or not, please DO NOT use BRPS. Otherwise, your blogs will be BLOCKED for sure),
- Hate against a protected group,
- Adult or pornographic images,
- Promotion of dangerous and illegal activity,
- Content facilitating phishing or account hijacking,
- Impersonated user identity, or
- Abuse this service.
Please must also read: Blocking Policy
Installation
Add a Sidebar Widget
Step 1. Click the button below
Step 2. Move the new sidebar widget to a position you like
The new sidebar widget will be created at top of your sidebar, you may want to move it a better place. Remember to save.
Tip: You actually can drag this sidebar widget and drop onto after Blog Posts widget, then this widget will show up after comments.
Step 3. Go to one of your blog post
You have to see it in action in single post, you will not see the Related Posts list in your home page of your blog. Just randomly choose one of your blog post.Add after your post
Step 1. Go to Layout/Edit HTML/Edit Template
Step 2. BACKUP your template! Do not skip this!
Step 3. Check Expand Widget Templates, then Find a block like:
<div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'/> ... </div>
Step 4. Add one more line to be:
<div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'/> ... </div> <div id='related_posts'/>
Step 5. Go to the end for:
</body> </html>
Step 6. Add two more lines to be:
<script src='http://www.google.com/jsapi'/> <script src='http://brps.appspot.com/brps.js' type='text/javascript'/> </body> </html>
The Code
The source code is licensed under the GPLv3. You can check out the project page on Google Code.
Sucks!
Yea... I know.