Add Related Posts With Thumbnails In Metro UI Blogger Template

Metro UI is an innovative Windows 8 Style Blogger Template. This theme has a lot of similarities with the Microsoft’s latest operating system Windows 8. This template is ideal for blogging niche like technology, multimedia, entertainment, magazine, and etc. Nonetheless, that’s not all because it is robust enough to be used on any kind of website. By default, this theme has a greenish color scheme. However, you can customize the theme as per the needs. It has some built-in extra-ordinary features like Numbered page navigation, Elegant Menu, 4 column footer, and much more.

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Metro UI Blogger Template Show Related Post Under Each Post!

LinkWithin is a blog widget that appears under each post, linking to related stories from your blog archive.

Don't Let Your Past Stories Go to Waste!

We retrieve and index all stories from your blog archive, not just recent stories, making them accessible to new or casual readers of your blog who would not otherwise encounter them.

Increase Pageviews, Keep Readers Engaged

The widget links to stories that are relevant and interesting to readers of a particular post, keeping them engaged with your blog, and increasing your traffic.

Elegant, Unobtrusive Design

Our widget is minimally styled and blends in with your site design.

Free and Easy to Install

The widget is free and ad-free. It takes a minute to get the widget up and running on your blog, no signup required!

STEP TO ADD RELATED/YOU MIGHT LIKE ALSO

Enter your blogger Details :

You may change Platform for blogger, wordpress (Self-Hosted),Type pad & others

Click on Get Widget

Next Window

1. Click Install Widget to open Blogger in a new window, and follow the steps below in that window. Login to your Blogger account if necessary.

2. Select a blog if you have more than one, then click on Add Widget.

3. (Optional) For better performance, Drag and Drop the LinkWithin box under the "Blog Posts" box.

4. Click on Save.

And you're done! The widget should now appear on your blog.