One of my favorite web development tools for the Mac has been updated. Download the new version of Rapidweaver or check out the video tutorials.

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There’s a new Rapidweaver version in the making and it will be a free upgrade to 3.6 users! Ars Technica takes a look at some of the new features in the Leopard-only RapidWeaver 4 from Realmac Software.

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With the advent of tens of popular social websites, there is an increasing urge to integrate your site with your social virtual network. Let’s see how to do it on sites designed with RapidWeaver and Wordpress. For a change we will try to show how to achieve this with pictures and only a few words.

First, create your Flickr badge

Starting point: Flickr tools.

Insert your badge on RapidWeaver

The most obvious place to insert your badge is in the sidebar, but you can put it anywhere using different pages styles. It works in html, styled text and any other pages compatible with styled text, such as RapidFlickr or Carousel.

Insert your badge on your Wordpress site

The easy way to insert a badge on your sidebar is to use the Flickr badge widget. However, if you do not use widgets or prefer to put your badge in a post or in a page, simply paste the code you got from the Flickr website in your post or page.

That’s it!

If you are interested in more Flickr tricks and tips, you may want to check out Integrating Flickr pictures on your Wordpress or RapidWeaver site and Integrating a Flickr photo map on your website.

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