I think I can. I set it up on Liberty Maven, which uses Wordpress.
Do you have FTP access so you can upload the .js file and the images?
The hardest part is not editing the files, but getting the .js file and images in place and linking to them properly from within the code.
First from the Admin interface....
Click on "Presentation".... then "Theme Editor"....
Once on that page you should see an edit window with one of the theme/template files with a mixture of HTML and PHP in it... On the right side you should see a list of other files you can bring up for editing.
These files are highly dependent on the theme you are using, but in general you should have both "Header" and "Footer" files.
First edit the "Header" file by clicking on it on the right of the Theme Editor page. It will come up in the edit window. Scroll down until you see the end of the head section: </head>
You want to copy and paste the code that belongs in the head section just before that line.
Also, make sure to modify the location of the javascript file you uploaded to be the proper path for your site. That section looks like this:
<script src="/js/dw_float.js"
Just change the /js/dw_float.js to the proper location.
Then just after the <body> tag copy and paste the 2nd piece of code, which should make the blimp scroll across the top of the page (or near the top).
In this section of code, you will need to modify the image locations to be proper for your site (wherever you uploaded them). These are the two paths that are X in img src="X" in this code section. Or you can link to the images hosted somewhere else, but nonetheless these need to be modified.
Save the changes to the Header file.
Open the Footer file for editing.
At the bottom of the Footer file just before the close body tag </body> copy and paste the final code snippet. You don't have to modify anything in this one.
Save it.
Go to the page and reload it and see if it works. Mine worked on the first try.
Great stuff bjrnet. Thanks for posting this and doing this work.
If you have any problems/questions let me know and I'll try to help. The caveat here is that Wordpress themes vary quite a bit and sometimes have different sections in different files, so YMMV.
Enjoy!
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