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Label Cloud Widget For Blogger / Blogspot

A tag cloud or label cloud for blogger is a visual depiction of all labels used on your blog.You can see a demo of the Label cloud for blogger(blogger label cloud) here on my site. This Tag Cloud Widget was originally developed by phydeaux3. I have just simplified and made it easier to install..

First Of all Goto Your blogger Layout>Page Elements page and add a Labels Widget there..You can Do that using the Add a Page Element Option on that page.Label Cloud Widget For Blogger Or Blogspot
Choose to sort the labels Alphabetically when prompted.

After Adding the Label Widget Goto Layout>Edit Html (Do not expand the widget templates for the sake of easy explanation)
You will find some code similar to
<b:widget id='Label1' locked='false' title='Labels' type='Label'/>


Now Replace that with




<b:widget id='Label1' locked='false' title='Label Cloud' type='Label'>
<b:includable id='main'>
<b:if cond='data:title'>
<h2><data:title/></h2>
</b:if>
<div class='widget-content'>
<div id='labelCloud'/>
<p align='center'>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var cloudMin = 1;
var maxFontSize = 25;
var maxColor = [35,130,196];
var minFontSize = 10;
var minColor = [35,130,195];
var lcShowCount = false;
// Don't change anything past this point -----------------
// Cloud function s() ripped from del.icio.us
function s(a,b,i,x){
if(a&gt;b){
var m=(a-b)/Math.log(x),v=a-Math.floor(Math.log(i)*m)
}
else{
var m=(b-a)/Math.log(x),v=Math.floor(Math.log(i)*m+a)
}
return v
}
var c=[];
var labelCount = new Array();
var ts = new Object;
<b:loop values='data:labels' var='label'>
var theName = &quot;<data:label.name/>&quot;;
ts[theName] = <data:label.count/>;
</b:loop>
for (t in ts){
if (!labelCount[ts[t]]){
labelCount[ts[t]] = new Array(ts[t])
}
}
var ta=cloudMin-1;
tz = labelCount.length - cloudMin;
lc2 = document.getElementById(&#39;labelCloud&#39;);
ul = document.createElement(&#39;ul&#39;);
ul.className = &#39;label-cloud&#39;;
for(var t in ts){
if(ts[t] &lt; cloudMin){
continue;
}
for (var i=0;3 &gt; i;i++) {
c[i]=s(minColor[i],maxColor[i],ts[t]-ta,tz)
}
var fs = s(minFontSize,maxFontSize,ts[t]-ta,tz);
li = document.createElement(&#39;li&#39;);
li.style.fontSize = fs+&#39;px&#39;;
a = document.createElement(&#39;a&#39;);
a.title = ts[t]+&#39; Posts in &#39;+t;
a.style.color = &#39;rgb(&#39;+c[0]+&#39;,&#39;+c[1]+&#39;,&#39;+c[2]+&#39;)&#39;;
a.href = &#39;/search/label/&#39;+encodeURIComponent(t);
if (lcShowCount){
span = document.createElement(&#39;span&#39;);
span.innerHTML = &#39;(&#39;+ts[t]+&#39;) &#39;;
span.className = &#39;label-count&#39;;
a.appendChild(document.createTextNode(t));
li.appendChild(a);
li.appendChild(span);
}
else {
a.appendChild(document.createTextNode(t));
li.appendChild(a);
}
ul.appendChild(li);
abnk = document.createTextNode(&#39; &#39;);
ul.appendChild(abnk);
}
lc2.appendChild(ul);
</script>
</p>
<noscript>
<ul>
<b:loop values='data:labels' var='label'>
<li>
<b:if cond='data:blog.url == data:label.url'>
<data:label.name/>
<b:else/>
<a expr:href='data:label.url'><data:label.name/></a>
</b:if>
(<data:label.count/>)
</li>
</b:loop>
</ul>
<br/>Powered By:<small><a href='http://www.bloggerplugins.org'>Blogger Widgets</a></small>
<br/>Blogger Label Cloud:<small><a href='http://www.bloggerplugins.org/2008/06/label-cloud-widget-for-blogger-blogspot.html'>Label Cloud for Blogger</a></small>
</noscript>
<b:include name='quickedit'/>
</div>
</b:includable>
</b:widget>


Now find
]]></b:skin>

and replace it with

#labelCloud {text-align:center;font-family:arial,sans-serif;}
#labelCloud .label-cloud li{display:inline;background-image:none !important;padding:0 5px;margin:0;vertical-align:baseline !important;border:0 !important;}
#labelCloud ul{list-style-type:none;margin:0 auto;padding:0;}
#labelCloud a img{border:0;display:inline;margin:0 0 0 3px;padding:0}
#labelCloud a{text-decoration:none}
#labelCloud a:hover{text-decoration:underline}
#labelCloud li a{}
#labelCloud .label-cloud {}
#labelCloud .label-count {padding-left:0.2em;font-size:9px;color:#000}
#labelCloud .label-cloud li:before{content:&quot;&quot; !important}
]]></b:skin>

Save your template and now you should get a working Label Cloud On your Blog.





Optional Parts Proceed further only if you want to customize the cloud to a better level...

Changing Cloud Colours:

you can change those colors editing the code a little bit..
you will have to expand your widget templates and modify these 2 lines of code

var maxColor =

and

var minColor =
you have to specify the RGB values there separated by commas..If you are sure of what should be the hex codes of the maximum and minimum colors,then you can use this to convert the hex value to RGB values..If you are not sure of what the hex code of the colors are then have a look at this.

Changing the Font Sizes:
You can change the font sizes by editing these 2 lines of code

var minFontSize =
and
var maxFontSize =

168 comments:

Speak Media Blog said...

Thank you for such an EASY method. I truly appreciate it.

Aneesh said...

you are welcome...!! :)

Starr said...

I tried this but blogger sure didn't like it. I kept getting that xml tags are not well formed error :(

Aneesh said...

seems like you have expanded the widget templates while performing this tweak.. otherwise it should work fine!!

Starr said...

Hi Aneesh!

This is not my night for anything to work!
I got this going just fine. My problem was taking the code out of blogger and putting in into Dreamweaver. Once I did the editing in blogger it worked just fine.

I'm laughing now though because my tag cloud is enormous!

Thanks for the quick assistance Aneesh. Love your site :D

Aneesh said...

you are welcome!! nice to have you here.. :)

pacak uitm said...

thnxxx.

AnonLover said...

how can the color scheme applied to the links in the label cloud be adjusted?

Aneesh said...

you can change those colors editing the code a little bit..
you will have to expand your widget templates and modify these 2 lines of code

var maxColor =

and

var minColor =

you have to specify the RGB values there separated by commas..If you are sure of what should be the hex codes of the maximum and minimum colors,then you can use this to convert the hex value to RGB values..If you are not sure of what the hex code of the colors are then have a look at this. If you still need more help,feel free to contact me..

Sheri said...

Thank you SOOO much!! I spent a good 40 minutes searching for a simple, attractive tag cloud - and yours was PRECISELY what I was hunting for!! I love it... tho my tag cloud is HUGE, and I've spent the last two hours consolidating tags!! LOVE IT!! SIMPLE!! THANKS!!

Aneesh said...

you are welcome!!!

Sheri said...

Thanks for the comment on my blog, Aneesh - I may play around with the colors... your instructions are quite clear, so shouldn't be a problem!! I just added the Outbrain widget, too... but I don't like the way it automagically adds a vote box to ALL my postings, no matter how old. I wanted to add vote boxes only to certain posts (e.g. my digiscrap freebies). So... will continue to hunt for that feature! Good luck with your designs!

Sheri said...

Aneesh, I changed the colors - it was dead easy, using Photoshop to pick a dark and a light that matched my blog colors. THANKS AGAIN - LOVE THIS WIDGET!!

Aneesh said...

welcome sheri!!!

John Smith said...

I liked your other blog template. Probably because it had more colors

Aneesh said...

thanks.. i will soon try to make up a new custom theme.. :)

Anamica said...

i encountered an error when i tried to install the label cloud but i found the error right and the important thing is im not used to be with these html tags the error was it did not allow to use two label1 widget and my label widget got no 2on itso changed your

(your commenting option is not allowing me to use html sso im taking them off)

:widget id='Label1' locked='false' title='Labels' type='Label'

into

widget id='Label2' locked='false' title='Labels' type='Label'

and saved it thanks a lot

Regards,
Anamica

www.earninglanguage.blospot.com

Aneesh said...

you got the error because you have 2 label widgets and you tried to change <b:widget id='Label2' locked='false' title='Labels' type='Label'> with the big code i gave..!!
and you cant post html in blogger comment forms unless it is parsed...

Night Morrisey: said...

i"m so sorry... but i'm a simple life form. I love this widget, but i'm just not capable of understanding how you use the hex code color value blahblahblah and convert it to the RGB blahblahblah to change the color of the label cloud from alien green to a color of my choosing. but I am able to cut and paste! any chance you could just tell me the lines to replace with what would turn the words in the label cloud to a sky blue?

THANK YOU!!!

HiL said...

thanks for making it easy!! and for the color alteration instructions!! :)

Aneesh said...

@Night Morrisey..

Just expand your widget templates and replace
var minColor = [0,0,0];
with
var minColor = [59,185,255];

and replace
var maxColor = [0,255,0];
with
var maxColor = [53,116,236];

and you should get what you need!!!

clichegal said...

thanks i really do like this label cloud ... it made myprevious labels more interesting.. as for the size.. i think its good for me.. its the exact size that i want... thanks so much... i have even tried the top commentators and really like it..was wondering if you have something like popular post widget.. as i have been trying to look for it.. anyway i'm so thankful..

Prasanna said...

excellenttttttttttttttt

testing123 said...

Do you realize that the cloud defaults to a single vertical line of labels in Internet Explorer while it is perfectly fine in Firefox? Even your own site viewed in IE shows the cloud as a single word vertical column.

Any fix for this?

testing123 said...

Yes, I reverted to a template prior to installing your label cloud setup and then followed the instructions from Phydeaux3 and am happy to report that my cloud looks the same in both Firefox and IE. There is something amiss with yours.

Aneesh said...

thanks for notifying me.. i have changed the instructions so that it works fine.. the css part should be in the head section for that to work.. :(

Channelofhealing said...

Godbless you again Aneesh
keep up the good work

Fashion_Girl22 said...

How do you change the color? I used the widget, but it doesn't look as what it should look like. Can you please tell me what i did wrong, and how to fix it?

Aneesh said...

can u just read the comments at my blog and try to fix the color issue.. i have explained it in my comments.. please read it.. if that doesn't help,please contact me.. don't misunderstand me.. i am a lil busy at college.. dats y.. if that doesnt help feel free to contact me and i will definitely help u with it.

Fashion_Girl22 said...

It's still not worinking for me. It's only green. As you can see I need pink. Sorry to bother you. I've been searching for some time now.

Jumble Blogger said...

Thanks a lot.... It worked for me..!

Myk2ts said...

how to change its color? from green to yellow? can i edit it?

C.l.i.c.H.e G.a.L said...

hi... I 've just changed a new template... I have been using the label cloud and enjoy it alot but for some apparent reasons this label cloud doesn't seem to work with my new template . the labels kept showing in vertical form instead of in cloud form ... I have been trying for more than 10 times and still unable to do it.. Please help me... Is problem was because of my template

Suzanne said...

love it - thanks so much

techmania-shail said...

Thanks for the instructions, it helped now i have label cloud on my blog/website http://techmania-shail.blogspot.com

But please, tell me how can i change the colour of the text from green to a colour matching my blog, please tell me where to change, i'll change the code then i know html a bit!!

Thanks again!!

Cikgu Wahab: said...

Amazing !

Sue said...

Thanks for the cloud. I do wish the lettering came in colours other than neon green though.

Thanks all the same!

^_^ SmiLe PLeaSe said...

Thank's..it's nice widget

Ed said...

Another cool addition, thanks

Tips Blogspot said...

so nicc.. and amazing post..

sriram said...

excellent post i will come on and read

Wylwyn D. Reyes said...

This is an AWESOME widget! Thank You!

shounn said...

really nice... I will use this soon... jiji

Nona said...

Thanks! that's the simplest tag cloud walk through ever. Now we'll all have our heads in the clouds. Best widget fad EVER.

deenoh said...

Thanks 4 this tutorial...u can also update with this Tag cloud blogumus (bloginfotips)...nice

Josef Bengtson said...

Hi,

Is there a maximum number of labels that the "tag cloud" can handle? After working nicely, my cloud just went down after that I had tagged some old posts :(
Any help appreciated!

Josef Bengtson said...

Hi,

My label cloud just went down after me labeling some old posts :( My cloud was getting huge, but is there a maximum number of labels that you are allowed to use? Could that explain why the cloud disapeared from my blog?

JamesW850i said...

It seems to be able to change only from a color to another color. I do have a query here, is it possible to make it min = red and max = indigo but passes through in rainbow colors? Anyone..?

Aneesh said...

i think when we compare the hex values the min should be indigo and the max should be red..

Refer the comments here to know how to set the min color as indigo and the max color as red..

Tanya said...

Thanks! Love it! and you have such great directions!

Angelika said...

Is there a way to limit which labels are used? Like if it hasn't been used more that 10 times, it isn't included in the cloud?

Kate said...

What a cool plug in. I have to try this one out on my site.

Linda said...

oh thank you I had wondered for ages how to have a cloud and now I have done it!! yippee thanks

fe said...

I've created a tag cloud that is animated and shows the relationships between tags based on co-occurance... check it out at
Animated Tag Cloud

Mark Oborn said...

Thanks for this, it worked perfectly first time. I also followed your simple instructions for changing the colours, this also worked perfectly first time. I have seen many sites explain how to do a tag cloud, your is easily the best. CHEERS. Mark http://markoborn.blogspot.com

*Sally* said...

worked fantastically 1st time, thanks!

Rebecca (TWIN Mom Scraps) said...

hi...this is the first code that i have found that i actually got to work on my blog. so i have the cloud on my blog, but how do i change the colors to match my layout??

om4gus said...

great! I never imagined it actually there's something like this widget in blogger

tintintetay said...

thanks for sharing.

kvamc2rel said...

It's work see it my site kvamc2rel.blogspot.com

Thanks,

nains m said...

oh it looks great now!
i loved this idea of a cloud ever since i saw it on the TAGS app on orkut.
:-)

Ricardo said...

how come i can't get it to center? i'm using K2 template.. It is set to center but it keeps aligned to the left.. please help, it's driving me crazy!!!

Swaroop said...

thanx a lot aneesh....your site is rocking...

EneLya said...

how can i post this in a classic template?

SoCal_Suz said...

I'm having trouble with step 2.

I get this errors:

Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The character sequence "]]>" must not appear in content unless used to mark the end of a CDATA section.

Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong? I do not have the 'expand widget box' clicked.

Legal sau nu ? said...

It didn`t work!

austenfan said...

Wow. Thanks a lot! I tried three different online instructions and this is the only one that worked. Thanks again!

Shanghai Blogger said...

I'm sorry, new to blogging etc but what's a label cloud, what does it do?

rudee said...

wow,, really a good widget,, but i have a slow connection so i put back from my blog... T_T

Randy / Karen said...

is there any ways to increase the width of the label cloud?

it seems that labels are being squeezed into that box.

anyone? please and thanks
www.facialworld.blogspot.com

Wanderer said...

Thank you about the label cloud!

ICECrush said...

This is really hard for me to install.

Sachin Tewari(Chettri) said...

Amazing! Thanks a Ton!!

Allyson Lazar said...

perfecto! many thanks!

Jenn said...

thank you SO much! works awesomely! <3

Andrea said...

where do i find the "skin" part

Andrea said...

and y some of the labels larger than others

Andrea said...

*y arent some of the labels larger than others

Laretha said...

seriously, that was so easy even i could figure it out...even the color part!

Thanks!

lorenhops said...

Hi, I followed all the steps exactly and all that is showing up is link back to this blog, any suggestions on how to get it working?

lusalary said...

nice tips!

Vero said...

How do I change the color for the label cloud??

SmoothFox said...

I have a question.

Do we copy and paste the entire 1st box above or stop where it says

// Don't change anything past this point -----------------

Myth said...

it's working fine for my blog but problem is it's displaying all labels. can i cut it short. Another thing is i want to place at footer ,but i do not know how to it.

Cassandra said...

I have used this several times whenever I customize my blog and it works every time! I even changed the RGB values to fit with my color schemes with no problems. Thanks!

Artvisualizer Press Media said...

nice info.. thanks

Mads said...

This step by step tutorial is the easiest, I'm no techie but I've installed this on my blog!! I tried the others but either it didn't work or the directions were super complicated.. Thanks for the tutorial..=)

-Mads
fashionisthebestmedicine.blogspot.com

longblackveil said...

Hey Aneesh
Thanks much for this simple setup instructional. Esp the last important bit, the hex and RGBs. ;)
Have used it on my blog. Easy like you promised.

Cook said...

thanx!

T and S said...

This is a simple to install and easy to customize widget. It worked on first attempt. Thank you so much...Thomas

Wurzel said...

Never imagined I could do something so technical. Perfect instructions thanks

Nicky said...

Hi, many thanks for your post! At last, I can have a label cloud on my blog! God bless.

BettieBlogger said...

this was really helpful, thanks so much for the simple explanation ;)

Bettie

http://www.thisfoodtastesfunny.com/
http://bettieblogger2009.blogspot.com/

Diane Warth said...

Not working. The label cloud is there but it
s empty.

Cindy said...

Thank you! This made it very easy and it worked the first time I tried it!

hero in chiq said...

big thx

Lal said...

code is not working for me. says "head" tag must be parsed with end tag ""

Please check the code.

foobella said...

Great information. Whipped out a label cloud and personalized the colors in less than 10 minutes. Took a few extra minutes to figure out that hex converter thingie, but once you get that, it's a cinch. Thanks!

Handi Priyono (Handz_Mentallist) said...

Good posting !!

Karun billa said...

Good Evening

DuRiAn rUnTuH said...

how to change the color of fonts?

MixMax said...

I want to thank you very much for the tip. I already installed it on my blog.

I did some modification to the colors, but is there a way to change the labels in particular, like size of some or font?

...all i can share... said...

it is worked, thank you so much :)

mobmani said...

hiiiiiiiiiiiiii thanks for good comment it worked on my blog thanks again

see my blog www.mobmani.blogspot.com

Aneesh said...

@MixMac

To change the font sizes
edit the lines
var minFontSize = 10;
and
var maxFontSize = 25;

CONNIE said...

it helps me! thnks!

Doolallysally said...

Hi Aneesh
I had the label cloud but I messed it up somehow and now I'm confused. Stupidly I didn't save a the original template. Is there anyway I can start it again?
Sal

Aneesh said...

offcourse you can...

just add a label cloud again and follow the first part..

Don't follow the second part that is replacing the ]]></b:skin> thing with the css..

Doolallysally said...

oooh yea, well it's done, thanks. Weird how the first letter on the label cloud is obsured though.

Aneesh said...

@Doolallysally you are welcome.. i don't find anything weird about the first letters. can you explain?

Doolallysally said...

The A on Autumn which is the first word on the label cloud is only half visible.

Aneesh said...

its fine for me here on firefox..

Doolallysally said...

Never mind, must be just me! Thanks so much for all your help though.

C said...

Thanks for that! Found you on Tova Darlings blog and she seems to have the size of her labels increasing and decreasing randomly. Is this just because she has more labels? or can I change mine to do that too?

Aneesh said...

yea i have mentioned that you can change the font size by adjusting the font variables minFontSize and maxFontSize

The size of the cloud label is determined by the number of posts under each label.So it is not actually random sizes.Those sizes are assigned based on an algorithm actually ripped off from del.icio.us

C said...

yeah i changed the font sizes. But ive only just started my blog so thats probably why.
Thanks for your help anyway!

C

Tan Chee Yong said...

this is my error

Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The character sequence "]]>" must not appear in content unless used to mark the end of a CDATA section.

please help me thanks

Aneesh said...

@Tan
]]></b:skin>

did you replace this properly as mentioned?

ClassicUniversity said...

It will not work for me. Could be user error, but whatever the reason it will not work.

Florian said...

Awesome, easy, thanks!

Aneesh said...

@Florian you are welcome!! :)
@ClassicUniversity what error are you getting??

Dee said...

Thanks SO much!

THE BYNE GROUP said...

Thanks that was really easy to do!

czaroma said...

thanks for sharing this. this works for me!

Analog Designer said...

Some how i could not able to do the above. The xml statemet termination is not matching with the termination style which we used in the blogger template. Can you do the code modification if send the code in mail plz...

Aneesh said...

upload the code somewhere and use the contact form to contact me..

Carolyn said...

Thanks the easiest one I found, having a problem finding the color changing code, but I'm new to this so I'll keep looking. Thanks again :)

Aneesh said...

@CAROLYN.. what color are you looking for.. i can help you out..

Carolyn said...

Found the color code, so darn easy thanks again so much!!!!

noChii said...

thank you...i don't even know what html is..but somehow i made it...i'm so happy...^_^
next step is finding out how to change the color...*i'm not really clever xD*

Aneesh said...

@noChii cool.. you got a nice one on your blog.. just saw it now.. ;)

come on fix the colors too.. try converting them to pink..it wont be that difficult..

Jaz said...

Hi, thanks so much for this! Quick question, in my tag cloud the biggest fonts are always at the top (the ones with the most tags) and the smallest labels are always at the bottom. As I see in your blog and other blogs, you may have one of the larger labels in the middle and a smaller one at the top.. how can I achieve this?
thank you very much

Aneesh said...

@Jaz that is because you chose to sort the label widget by the number of posts in it..
Just edit the widget from the Page Layout Page and opt to order the labels alphabetically..

Emily Ruth said...

I'm having the same problem as Tan Chee.
I can't find the
skin section you mentioned, even when I have expanded the widget.
Minima template has something similar, but not exact. When I replace it I get an error

this is my error

Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The character sequence "]]>" must not appear in content unless used to mark the end of a CDATA section.

What should I do? Any ideas?

Emily Ruth said...

The minima template doesn't have the skin section you mentioned. It has something similar, but not exactly alike. When I replace it, I get the same error message that Tan Chee Yong mentioned.
Any ideas?

Mr. Wilson said...

This post was a god send. When I first added the label cloud, I wondered if changing the colors of the labels was a bit ocd but alas...I changed the background of my blog to black and of course the min labels did not show. I read your post and was able to change the color of the min label to show up on the blog. THANK YOU!!!!

Aneesh said...

@Tan Chee Yong just add it to the css part of your template.. i mean the second part involving the #label css thing..
in your case just place the labels css thing just above
body {
@Emily Ruth just do the same thing add it to the css part of your template..i don't have a link to your blog.. so i guess you can figure out where to add the label's css thing.. you just need to add it anywhere in the css part..(hey don't put them within another css definition(i mean don't wrap them within some { } already present..

andi@ldscreativitycorner said...

Thanks so much! It looks great!

Usedautosale said...

problem with closing message it did not work out

Aneesh said...

@Usedautosale what error did you get.. i had mentioned that you shouldn't expand your widget templates.. hope you didn't..

Pratiksha said...

hey... thnx for this post.... i could make nice lable cloud :D

Pratiksha Kulkarni said...

thnx for post...
I could create beautiful lable cloud :D

Indonesia Online Jobs Searching said...

How to make motion Label Cloud for blogger.

Mesina said...

Hello there! I've installed the Label Cloud and got my colors and font size sorted...love it! However I am getting that there is an error on the page when it loads. Probably nothing too worrying but I don't like error messages:

Line : 13
Char : 3
Error: 'document.getElementById(...)'is null or not an object
Code: 0
URL: http://artisticallynuts.blogspot.com/

I've checked my code against what I copy and pasted here and it's exactly the same save just the font color and size changes. I've made no changes to any other code.

Thoughts?

Strange Nature said...

Cheers for this guide. This has helped me a lot. My catagories were getting too long with the standard label list!!

Aneesh said...

@Strange Nature its looks cute on your blog.. the default coloring of the cloud suits your blog..

Daddys Girl said...

Excellent tutorial.. love you!! :)

The_Katura said...

Thanks! This was so much easier than any of the other sites!

Anonymous said...

cool! NOW MY BLOG LOOKS VERY AWESOME!
THANX


http://deathbyporno.blogspot.com
http://filipinahotties.blogspot.com

Gemma said...

Thanks so much for this tut, I have been searching for ages for a way to do this which doesn't make my head explode LOL

Aneesh said...

@Daddys Girl,The_Katura,Anonymous,Gemma
Thanks for the nice words!! ~ :)

lyl said...

just wondering is there a simple way of doing it cos i have my blog but i really dont' understand a thing about html code isn't there another way of doing it?
thanks in advance
:)

Mesina said...

Any ideas on my error code by chance? Would like to fix it.
http://artisticallynuts.blogspot.com/

Aneesh said...

@Mesina where do you see this error??

The Makeup Snob said...

Hi, I keep getting this error code. Do you know what it may mean?

More than one widget was found with id: HTML7. Widget IDs should be unique.

angela p. said...

Love it!! Thank you for the simple directions!

Mesina said...

It comes up after the page has loaded in the left hand corner of the browser. Showing an ''error on page'' It's probably nothing, but if there was a minor detail that would rectify it it would stop annoying the freak out of me!

Aneesh said...

@Mesina i am not sure what it is..sorry..
it doesnt show me any error on Firefox 2 or on IE8.

admin said...

cool awesome! NOW MY BLOG LOOKS VERY AWESOME!
THANKS Bloggerplugins.

http://remixalbum.blogspot.com/

Aneesh said...

@admin thanks for the nice words.. you may increase the minimum font size..

Mesina said...

Ahh ok, perhaps it's just on my end! As long as it isn't causing any problems I'll leave it at that. Thanks Aneesh for looking into it for me! Other than that, I must say that the cloud looks great on my blog - Thanks!

Aneesh said...

@Mesina you are welcome.. and you can also change the size of the cloud if you wish.. (font size)

Chiew said...

After trying several times, I still couldn't get it to work. Might be something to do with my template. The error msg was: Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure that all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The character sequence "]]>" must not appear in content unless used to mark the end of a CDATA section.
My skin line has cdata after it.
I left the CDATA intact.
If I removed the ]], I get no error message but I get no clouds and some html appearing at the top of my page.
Any ideas? Thanks!

Aneesh said...

@Chiew upload the template somewhere and send me a link to download it.. i will try to fix it for you.. you can contact me using the contact form

Becky @ Our Sweet Peas said...

I know you have helped LOADS of people but I am having the same problem with it being one straight list. I have had it working before and now no matter how many times I follow the instructions that is what I get. My blog is http://oursweetpeasinapod.blogspot.com/
I saw the instructions about CSS but that means nothing to me. Sorry!

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

Norrizan Bakers said...

Thank you very much and I love it!

Priyanka said...

grt wrk!! easiest instructions to d most amazing results.. keep up!

smiley-sylvie said...

Yay! It was so easy... Thank you so much I love it! So much better than the list that is the original widget

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