One important purpose of blog writing is to share our experiences and feelings with readers. But where do the readers who visit their blogs every day come from? Local or foreign? Domestic or foreign? Now there is a plug-in that can help us figure out the location of the visitor. You just need to customize this service called clustrmaps (http://clustrmaps.com/getone.php! Clustrmaps is a thumbnail Of The World. Red points indicate the geographical location of visitors. The larger the red points indicate the more visitors nearby. This effect was applied from clustrmaps. Clustrmaps allows you to define the refresh frequency of a graph. The default value is daily and can be set to weekly or yearly. The registration process is simple, it is to add your site URL (such as: http://blog.csdn.net/sabalol) (preferably this region) and e-mail, then they will send a registration password to your e-mail. After obtaining the password, log on to clustrmaps and get a piece of code, which will be placed in the bulletin board set by the csdn blog. The corresponding location of your site will be complete. This map will appear at the corresponding location on the blog page.
Turn: http://blog.csdn.net/gehantao/archive/2006/10/09/1326679.aspx
