Adding a Music Console Widget to your blogger so that the visitors can listen to your music or even to your radio station is a quite good idea, dont you think so!? It is also not as difficult as you may think but no worries, I will show you how:
Navigate to Template -> Page Elements , click Add a Page Element to the place you want the Music Console to appear and then click on HTML/JavaScript. Done so far?! Right, enter a relevant Title such as: Listen to my Music and paste the following code in the content box:
<embed autostart="false" height="40" width="300" loop="true" src="URL of music file"/></embed>
For example, using the following code:
<embed autostart="false" height="40" width="300" loop="true" src="URL of music file"/></embed>
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Some explaination:
autostart="false" - it does not play the music automatically
autostart="true" - it plays the music automatically
height="40" - the height of the music console
width="300" - the width of the music console
loop="true" - it loops the music once finished
loop="false" - it does not loop the music once finished
src="URL" - the url address of the music to be played
Add a mini Youtube Videos search engine in the sidebar of your blog. The search module displays it's results on youtube.com, which will let you and your users quickly find the videos you are looking for.
80 Buttons from TwitterButtons.com
Make sure to click "More Twitter Buttons" at the bottom of their site to see the full collection. This follow us on twitter widget is my favorite!
The Social Bird Icon Set
20 Wonderfully original twitter icons by popular artists for your inspiration. These icons have been released by InspiredMagazaine.
TweetBird Icon
1 icon which comes in 512×512, 256×256, 128×128, 64×64 and 32×32 pixel sizes.
TweetaBird Icon Set
2 more cute icons by LittleBoxOfIdeas. Featuring a twitter bird cheerleaders and a queen twitter bird.
Having the latest weather updates on your blog keep your site alive and fresh for your visitors. The easiest way to show off your local weather forecast on your website is with weather widgets, which can easily be implemented in your blog. Each weather widget displays the temperature, wind details, and much more.
Ibegin Weather Widget Just enter your City, Zip Code, or State to show your local weather forecast. This weather widget will show the current weather and weather forecast with small icons. WeatherBugWidget This WeatherBug widget comes in multiple sizes which display your local weather forecast. 50x250, 180x150, 160x600, 300x250 , 125x125 and 728x90. Weather.com Live Weather Widget Another nice weather widget by Weather.com, which can easily be implemented in the sidebar of your blog! WidgetBox Weather Widgets Choose from a large selection of widgets to show of your local weather. WeatherReports Widget
Lets you choose the theme of your weather widget.
How to Add these Widgets to your Blog?
Please take note that all of the widgets above can easily be implemented into your blog. These weather widgets are for Blogger, WordPress, Typepad, and all the other blogging platforms. Go to the website and customize the widget, then copy and paste the HTML code into your blog. Then you're done! If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below.
Embed Calendar from Google Calendar adapted to Widgetbox with all the options dispensable. You can take the original from Google: http://www.google.com/calendar/embedhelper
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Add a text-based clock to your blog or webpage. You can set many configurable options such as the time zone/city, language, colors, and format. A useful widget for any blog!
This Islamic Hijri Calendar widget will display current hijri date. More designs at http://al-habib.info/islamic-calendar/ The date is based on Ummul Qura calendar of Saudi Arabia.
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Step 1:
Log in to your Blogger.com account. For this example I chose to use one of the default templates, called “Minima Black”. The title of your blog is displayed in the header at the top of the page. Step 2:
On your Blogger.com dashboard, click on “Layout”. You should now be looking at the panel under Template > Page Elements. Step 3:
Click :Edit on the Header Element Step 4:
A popup window should now appear. Here you can Change the title of your blog, add a description that appears under the title and upload a new header image.
Under “Placement”, you can choose between the the new header image appearing behind the title and description or replacing the title and description of your blog. A strange thing happens, though, after a moment, the “Placement” choice disappears, so once you have uploaded the new header image, you have to return to step 3 and open the popup again to change this setting. Step 5 – The Header Image What size should your new header image be?
An image with a width of 648 pixels fits perfectly in the header box. The height is up to you, but don’t make it too big. Something between 100 and 200 pixels should be fine! For this example, my header image was 150 pixels in height. There are mainly two reasons to keep the height of the image fairly small:
Larger images take longer to load.
A large header image will push your blog content further down the page.
What should the image be of?
If your new header image appears behind the title of your blog, I recommend choosing an image that is low in contrast and does not contain many different colours, else the title will be difficult to read! Choose an image that relates to the mood of your blog and “sets the scene”.
By clicking on Template > Fonts and Colours, you are able to choose a Blog Title Color and Blog Description Color. You could use this feature to make your header text more legible against the background image.
If you are skilled in editing images, why not create an image featuring your blog title in your favourite font? Then you can go back to Step 4 and set the image to appear instead of the blog title. Step 6
All done! Sit back and take a look at your brand new header. If you want to change something about it, you can click “Customize” at the top of the page. This will take you back to the control panel we visited in Step 2.
Digital Date Time Clock 
