How to create a tag cloud in typepad?

You can see from now on a Tag Cloud on the right side bar of this blog. It represents the Tags/Keywords that illustrate the content of this blog. Bigger tags means more content about this term than another. You can now see in a sec what are the most representative terms or characteristics of this blog. Click on a tag and get access to all post about it.

Typepad enables you to do that in one click

Go in your blog in Typepad Admin interface. Go to Design. Check the Category Cloud box in the Your Sidebar Content section and click Save Changes. A Category cloud will now be displayed in your weblog sidebar

And if you don t have Typepad you can use ZoomClouds. TagCloud.com is under re-construction

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Comments

[sadalit]

Thanks - I was looking for a quick way to add the tag cloud in TypePad, probably could have found this in the TypePad help but found it faster searching Google - your blog came up first.

[orel]

Stil about tips ?
1/ the translation bar on the right is a TypePad feature (I only saw it in your blog)
2/ is it possible to have the rss feed of the comments of your blogs in netvibes as it is the case for your posts ?
(For instance, only to read your answer I will have some work because I can t see them in netvibes..) Thanx

[ouriel]

the translation module is a manual add on.

i will share the source code soon

typepad does not have RSS feed for comments yet. But you can use co.mments.com to manually track them

[lior]

you could see more on that in my blog, in Hebrew.
I wrote about the importents of promoting blogs on Google. very interesting subject.

http://lior.blogli.co.il/archives/25

[Doug Hungarter]

This is unfortunately a Category Cloud and not a tag cloud. I have not been able to find an actualy Tag Cloud generated not by the category you assign a post to, but the actual keywords that you put in when authoring a post. Any info on this one?

[slingbox reviews]

Tag clouds is a great way of showcasing the content of the blog or site on where they are located. As what is stated above as the bigger the word is the most times that word is used.