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Maybe you have a green blog, and want to give readers easy access to supplemental content, or maybe your blog is about raising kids, making food, or teaching dogs to do circus tricks, but you're still interested in sharing the green message with everyone who visits your site.
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And speaking of recycling Green Daily content, you can visit the site on your phone -- even if you don't have a fancy-shmancy iPhone. Most likely your phone will automatically find the mobile version of the site, so just type www.greendaily.com into your phone's browser as per normal. But if you're having trouble, you can access the mobile version directly at http://m.greendaily.com.
Well friends, that just got easier. This nifty widget pulls our headlines and packages them in a module that's easy to add to other sites. To add to your blog, just visit this site, click on the big green "get widget" button in the upper-right-hand corner, and paste the code into your site's HTML wherever you think it'd look best. We'd love to know where these widgets end up, so if you do post it, please leave your site's address in the comments, or send it to us via email.
And speaking of recycling Green Daily content, you can visit the site on your phone -- even if you don't have a fancy-shmancy iPhone. Most likely your phone will automatically find the mobile version of the site, so just type www.greendaily.com into your phone's browser as per normal. But if you're having trouble, you can access the mobile version directly at http://m.greendaily.com.
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