Plugin Help
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I need to install a plugin, but I need help right from the very, very beginning – I’ve no idea how import or anything. I’ve tried various resources which suggest going to Dashboard – Tools – and then plugins but there is no plugins option on mine.
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Only users with the enterprise WordPress.com plan can use additional plugins. The other users (free & premium) use the standard ones installed by the staff and don’t have control over them.
If you need complete control consider switching to WP.org.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/plugins/
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Hi, I’m having the same issue. I would like to add my Ical to my blog. Am I able to do that with my free version of WP? This is my first time creating a blog so I have no idea what I’m doing.
Thanks for your help!
http://ericandzeywatson.wordpress.com/author/ericandzeywatson/
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If you are looking to embed it in you blog as per these instructions use the “Text” widget (from the widgets section) and enter your HTML code.
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Great! What if I don’t have a mobile me account? Does that cost money each month to have?
Thanks for your help
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Which calender are you trying to integrate with your blog. Maybe this is what you’re looking for – http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/calendar-widget/
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Thank You so much for your help, I was able to figure out exactly what I wanted with your guidance. Have a great weekend!
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I actually just thought of another questions, maybe you know the answer. I would also like to put a map on my blog, that way I can pin all the different places we have travel too during our expat stay in Amsterdam. Do you have any idea how I can do this?
Thanks again!
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Thanks for all the help!
I’ve got the map link in my blog now, it’s not what I was exactly thinking about bc it only shows me where I’m currently at. I was hoping to add pins to locations I have traveled too. Is this possible?
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@ericandzeywatson
If it’s not an option here http://en.support.wordpress.com/google-maps/ then the answer is no. -
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You can very well mark multiple locations on the map. Read this http://help.create.net/entries/24117632-How-to-pin-point-multiple-locations-on-Google-maps-
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You can. But you can’t then display the result on a wordpress.com blog.
I suggest you take a screenshot and then upload it. It’s not dynamic, but it will show pins.
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@raincoaster Why not once you have marked the required places on the map you can get the embed code and display it on your blog.
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Because, going back to the very beginning of the thread, you can’t just use any old code off the web. Only bare-bones Google Maps can be embedded here. Every time you try to add a layer of complexity to it, you render it un-embeddable here.
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Adding multiple points just modifies the src link of the iframe so it is definitely embeddable.
Have a look at this http://jesinwp.wordpress.com/2014/01/19/a-sample-map/
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That’s interesting. That’s the first successful iteration of an embed with pins that I’ve seen here. I stand corrected.
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I’ve done it several times as well. But if I recall correctly I don’t think the maps update when you add more pins. It’s been some long while since I used a Google map here…
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