You enter your Amazon Wish List ID and that will then give you a small piece of Javascript code to cut and paste into your blog template. You can use CSS to style it to your blog’s look and feel. Several default styles are also available for free.
It costs nothing and no registration required. No PHP, server side scripts, or anything complicated to deal with!
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RE: Amazon plugin… you may want to look at a plugin I just wrote called WP-Amazon.
You can easily display your Amazon wishlist on your blog by going here:
http://www.junto.co.uk/Amazon/WishListWidget.aspx
You enter your Amazon Wish List ID and that will then give you a small piece of Javascript code to cut and paste into your blog template. You can use CSS to style it to your blog’s look and feel. Several default styles are also available for free.
It costs nothing and no registration required. No PHP, server side scripts, or anything complicated to deal with!