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19 Comments on Real Estate Technology - Facebook Fan Page Series - Creating Your Facebook Fan Page - Creating a Custom Facebook Fan Page Tab
Thanks for the info, I'm going to rest up and hopefully be energized to do this tomorrow.
Michelle - I hope you check out the entire series - three post written with two posts to go.
Thanks for sharing - I really need all the help that I can get with Facebook!
hi Ryan, excellent tutorial, thx for adding it to the group!
Marti - Thanks for the "sharp cookie" feature. It is going to be a six post series and one acid tongue rant on how this post got censored and banned from NAR's LinkedIn Group.
I bookmarked it for when I get my fan page going. Sounds great, but I need to get the basics before I can fully comprehend why it's needed.
Jill - We will discuss strategies on how to use in the final post.
How do you guys come up with all this stuff. It is just amazing.
Gene - We talk about the projects that we are working on and often find that there are others working on the same or similar projects.
Once again Wow, I just started using Static FBML, Thanks for the info getting Html codes/editor, now off to work on my pages.
Eva - Take a look at the final two posts... There are some ideas and HTML codes in the last 2 posts of the series.
I was at a meeting recently and saw one office that had an agent roster on their fanpage. Since then, I've been adamant that I was going to figure out how to do that for our office and was ecstatic when I found your post.
I got the FBML tab going, downloaded Nvu and created the table with all necessary info. I got the code, pasted it in the html box and...nothing. I feel like I'm missing something here. Why isn't my code working properly within the tab? It would post to craigslist, but nothing would show up with the code in my activerain blog.
Amanda - I'm leaving town for the holidays. However, you have to delete the header codes on the HTML and post only <body> to <body>. Here is some info on what you may need to do to edit the HTML code produced by NVU's html editor:
* You CANNOT auto-run JavaScript in an FBML page – it must require a user action; you can also use FBJS (Facebook JavaScript);
* You SHOULD NOT use a tag — it works in most browsers, but NOT in Internet Explorer (of course); you can, however call an external style sheet via <link href="”http://yoursite.com/styles/layout.css”" mce_href="”http://yoursite.com/styles/layout.css”" rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” /> (Read this post about the difference between Internet Explorer and other browsers regarding Static FBML and CSS…);
* Maximum width of FBML page is 760px (However, Facebook has announced this will be reduced to 520px in later 2009/early 2010.);
* Include ONLY the HTML/CSS that’s between the <body> and </body> tags; NO <html>, <body>, <head> or meta tags; [This was the culprit for me when I cut and paste]
Ryan - thanks for some terrific information. Just curious, are you allowed to add more than one FBML page? I tried and it didn't seem to work. I have a "Stanton Homes" fanpage.
THANK YOU, RYAN! I reduced the table to 520 pixels and only pasted the code between <body> & </body> and it worked great!
And I have come to find out that the inspiration page I saw was only pictures OF their agents linked back to a photobucket account. Now we have a functional table with links back to our agents websites. :) That's always good.
Thanks again, Ryan!
As far as adding a second FBML tab - it's a little bit tricky, but can be done! At the bottom of your first page (under the content field) it will say "Add another" FBML tab. Click that, then click the "edit" link that appears next to it.
For me, it then showed up in my "Boxes" tab, then I had to click the Edit icon, change it to "Show in Wall tabs" THEN click the >> button to add the new tab. (This is because I forgot that you can just edit your page and change it in the Application Settings.)
Hope that helps while the guru is on holiday. ;)
Thanks for providing the steps to create a custom tab on FB! It was just what I was looking for! See my results, www.facebook.com/edmondrealtor
Penny - Yes - You can add more than 1 static FBML page. I have 6 or so on my facebook fan pages. It does cap out - I think the max is 10 FBML pages.
Amanda - Described it exactly as it works.
Kristyn - You have a great fan page - definitely have a better eye for design and layout than me.
wow.. I am saving this information. great stuff!
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