There are a couple of ways for one to easily add a poll to one's blog.
1. BlogPoll
BlogPoll is a free service that can host your poll. You use Javascript to display the poll on your site.
Note that the BlogPoll script uses a stylesheet that has a "content" class that may override your CSS "content" class in your blog stylesheet, causing some funky coloring on your site. If you experience this problem, to fix it, add a link rel tag right after the BlogPoll script code like so:
1. BlogPoll
BlogPoll is a free service that can host your poll. You use Javascript to display the poll on your site.
Note that the BlogPoll script uses a stylesheet that has a "content" class that may override your CSS "content" class in your blog stylesheet, causing some funky coloring on your site. If you experience this problem, to fix it, add a link rel tag right after the BlogPoll script code like so:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.yourblog.com/styles-site.css" />
Adding the link rel in that spot is not exactly valid XHTML, but the script itself doesn't validate. So there you have it.
2. PHP Poll and Voting Script
If your weblog is php enabled, with the PHP Poll and Voting Script from Stadtaus.com you can add a poll to your weblog.
2. PHP Poll and Voting Script
If your weblog is php enabled, with the PHP Poll and Voting Script from Stadtaus.com you can add a poll to your weblog.