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Adding the Jaaxy search plugin to your articles will make it super easy for your readers to try out Jaaxy - here's how to add this feature to your Wordpress post or page.
Go to Jaaxy and click on "affiliate program" at the top then choose "links and tracking" to find the code.
Copy the code and paste it into your post while it is in text mode to add the Jaaxy search bar to your post.
If you have any questions please pop them in the comments below!
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LynneHuy
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Yes you must! I love sticking it in whenever I mention keyword research on my blog!
joejr49
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You scared me Lynne--I followed your copy/paste instructions and switched from text back to visual and only saw two tiny squares...what is the definition of "futility"?--doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results...
I went back and watched your video again and saw that you visited your site to check results, not in your dashboard...I did the same, and there was the Jaaxy plugin, perfect...duh....facepalm...went back to my dashboard, two tiny little squares...today is a success--I learned something new--never saw those little squares before. Of course, every day is usually a success, because I'm in WA every day...
Thanks for your video and all that you do for us.
Best wishes,
Joe
I went back and watched your video again and saw that you visited your site to check results, not in your dashboard...I did the same, and there was the Jaaxy plugin, perfect...duh....facepalm...went back to my dashboard, two tiny little squares...today is a success--I learned something new--never saw those little squares before. Of course, every day is usually a success, because I'm in WA every day...
Thanks for your video and all that you do for us.
Best wishes,
Joe
LynneHuy
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LOL Joe yes that is what it looks like on your backend when you are in visual mode! You will see that when you add Google Adsense code and also Amazon native ads and I am sure there are plenty other times when that will show. So yes always check your frontend to check how it comes out :)
I always check my frontend before publishing posts too. Just a last check before I send it out into the universe.
I always check my frontend before publishing posts too. Just a last check before I send it out into the universe.
joejr49
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Yes, I check the frontend also prior to publishing--actually I develop in Site Content, then move to edit in Wordpress and compare with Preview Changes to correct spacing, etc., just never saw those squares before...when I watched your video the second time, I actually saw them at the top of the screen in the post you were working on, and that light bulb came on over my head, and I thought maybe there was something different about the Jaaxy plugin...bingo, that was it!!!
Thanks again,
Joe
Thanks again,
Joe
