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How to enable Fancy on your webpages:

  1. Download these two files (settings.php and FancyConnector.php)
  2. Put the files in the folder of the site.
  3. Paste the following code at the very top of any page you wish to add Fancy elements to:
    <?php require_once('FancyConnector.php'); $f = new FancyConnector(''); ?>

How to enable Fancy on your blog:

  1. Download these three files (settings.php, FancyConnector.php, and fancy_blog.min.js)
  2. Put the files in the folder of your blog.
  3. Paste the following code at the very top of your blog page:
    <?php require_once('FancyConnector.php'); $f = new FancyConnector(false, ''); ?>
    • Note: If you want to use Fancy elements from a site on your page, put the site's name where it says "false".
  4. Paste the following code right above your last </body> tag:
    <script src="fancy_blog.min.js"></script>
  5. Create a template for what a post looks like and put it where you want the posts to load. An example is the following:
    <div ftemplate="container">
      <article ftemplate="post">
        <h1 ftemplate="title"></h1>
        <em ftemplate="timestamp"></em>
        <p ftemplate="content"></p>
      </article>
    </div>
    <div ftemplate="comments"></div>
    • Note: All of the fields are optional (except for the container and the post). You don't need to include the timestamp, comments, etc.
    • Note: The comments will only show on a full post page, not on the list
    • Note: If you want an example, look at the code for the 'Demo Blog' here.