Bret Taylor (friend of Louis Gray) posted a link
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"We just launched a new set of customizable FriendFeed widgets for spicing up your blog or web site. There are several ways to embed FriendFeed, and you can pick as many of them as you want." – Paul Buchheit Woot! – Kemal Yaylali where's the HTML only one like Twitter?? Don't want your widget. – Mark Bean YAY yayayay!!! – Edited to add: thx for linking to the CSS too, will make integration easier. – Stupid Blogger (aka Tina) it was necessary to develope these widgets. but as Mark said, there must be tidy versions. I want to use in my blog with my css. – Mücahit Yılmaz Mark: the CSS is completely documented, so it should be easy to customize: http://friendfeed.com/embed/cs… – Bret Taylor You can use your own css, the details are here http://friendfeed.com/embed/cs… – Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)
– Thanks for more options but still JS only. 
The likelihood of any site I don't maintain allowing me to use JS is slim to non. Please add 1 flash widget? Pretty please? With sugar on top? – Erica Baker FWIW, in http://pastebin.ca/1186734 I've put my FriendFeed badge setup. Stolen elsewhere, I forgot where, thanks to the original author. Hope it helps. – Cesar Cardoso For those that are using the feed widget, note that you can change num=x in case the defaults of 1,5, or 10 aren't what you want. – Stupid Blogger (aka Tina) me again – it seems not to be picking up my default CSS values like the other widgets – it still insists on showing up as a white background black text. See http://pflix.com for example. – Mark Bean
It is live on my site now. 
– Mark, the white is div class = friendfeed widget and needs to have the background overridden, it's set to white (obviously). The classes in the nested divs below it should inherit the new BG color. – Stupid Blogger (aka Tina) See bookmarklet in action: http://kemal.bioeng-network.or… and badge in about page: http://kemal.bioeng-network.or… – Kemal Yaylali Would be a nice option to have one without Javascript – richrecruiter
