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It's a new Yahoo service that tries to be smart about picking search terms out of the context you send it. So instead of you trying to come up with search terms yourself, it is automated. I have written a plugin for Serendipity (s9y.org) which implements this allowing you to configure how much context from your entries you want to use (indicated by the highlighted area when you mouseover the search thing), how many results to show in the popup and also the ability to inject some context to try to help improve relevancy. In my case I add "gadgets" to my context.
If you click through the popup to the "Show all related results" you will see the derived search terms at the top and you can toggle the various ones off and see how the results change.
Ah. Do you think Yahoo will ever start a paying program like Adsense?
I honestly have no idea. Doesn't seem like it would be that hard to do on the Overture platform. However, despite some of the results you get from the Y!Q popup, they aren't actually supposed to be ads. Some of the links look a bit like ads, but they are just the sort of links that tend to trickle up in the context of reviewing gadgets.
Which plugin did u use to get that color coded box with V-scrollbars. Only one i know about is Code Highlight (http://www.chroder.com/archives/2005/04/16/wordpress-codehighlight-plugin/) for wordpress.
Can u please tell me how did u achieve this in serendipity Thank you in advance |
Why a toys page?I love geeky toys and people are always asking me about them. So this page is where I keep track of the gadgets that interest me.
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