Add Print Friendly Button on Your Blog or Website

Many creators of web content, especially Bloggers can always supplement your entries with value added. Allow the user to download the file instructions which explain their tickets or the possibility that the user can print them on paper Although Newspapers Cloud we have explained before printing on Blogger in a more or less straightforward way, this time we will further simplify the task. Let the "easier still" PrintFriendly use the service and can use it on Blogger, WordPress, Drupal or any web publishing system there. Want to learn how to easily print your content?, follow this step by step guide and see how easy it can be.

How I can give users the option to print my tickets?

In general it is offering a button with a similar image of a printer or when pressed activates a small "script" to send to the printer user content entry. If you want you can print your recipe on this blog Kitchen you are creating, or as directed by your last manual labor in the DIY Blog created so carefully, the pattern to sew that jersey, the itinerary of your last route for your travel blog; just that you use the, "script" appropriate to give your users the possibility is extremely simple: you can make one yourself from following this guide, so even simpler using a service called PrintFriendly, let's see how.

What is Print Friendly?

It is a web service offered by the web www.printfriendly.com in which provides a simple "script" with a code of "copy and paste" to your website with which to provide your users the ability to print your entries.

Step by Step, how can I Print my Blog Entries?

Write http://www.printfriendly.com/button in the address bar of your browser or go "click" here and you will be shown a screen like the one I show below:

Let us point by point the screen shown us to set our button to print:

Select the type of website where you are publishing to print your button. Each option belongs to a system as simple as selecting yours and follow the steps.

On the same screen, once the system with which you will work selected, continues to advance until "Choose a button":

Select the type of button you want to appear on your website. Have from conventional buttons where it says "Print" to print buttons that and have the option to save to PDF (and your users will be able to take the file with them wherever they want and print it later if you prefer, a good way to save paper and make available the file at any time). If you do not like the default icons, you'll rise after the image you prefer to print.

After selecting the button, continues to enter the details of how you want to configure:

In Features is no need to make any changes if it's okay as is the button before you choose or do not want to "complicate" more options:

Page header lets you use the icon or button that you selected before or upload a new one that you prefer to use.

Click-to-delete: Allows the user to select when printing what parts you prefer not to go into print.

Images: allow the user to include or exclude the images in print.

Image Style: Indicate placement print button (centered, right, left, top.).

Email: The option to send the entry to an email (to save paper):

PDF: The possibility of bringing a format known as Adobe PDF file to not require user can print and take with you everywhere on your phone, a USB, send it to the cloud, etc. Another way to save paper.

Print: For if you give the user the option to print or directly only allow you to send it by email or PDF without printing.

Custom css url: Allows you to add a presentation by yourself, with your own stylesheet.

Website protocol: You must put according to the protocol that you use on your website. HTTP If you leave it as is, you only need to change if your website uses secure HTTP protocol.

Now you just have to paste the code into your system. If Blogger, WordPress or the like, have the option to add it as a gadget more to your Blog to add it in design view at will. If your site is a web, you simply copy and paste the code you at the end of the screen, where the button you prefer appears:

Simply copy on your web page code that gives you Print Friendly in the area where you want the button to appear.

If you want Blogger and Place it in a Different Area than that of Default:

Note that just below the button "Install Blogger Widget", you will find a link where it says "add code Directly to template." Beam "click" on the link if you want to place the button code to print in another area of your blog.

Follow the instructions given to you PrintFriendly to put the button in your template where you want. It's easy, you can edit the HTML template and add the <head> so that only the button when the user is drawn into the details of an entry.

Follow the instructions on the image showing you the PrintFriendly own.

Any doubt also provided comments to raise it, I'll be there to help you put this button on your website or blog.