However, many people think that this is really complicated, and as I have received many messages from my readers, preguntandome is creating these iFrames, and as it is operating.
First of all let's see that it is an iFrame: an iFrame is nothing more than a code which calls the content that is hosted elsewhere, and displays it in their environment in a way that is not noticed that the content comes from another source.
If we we on the side of Facebook this makes little sense: there are billions of FanPages hosted on their servers, if Facebook gave them server space, in order to create this dynamic content, their costs of seridor would be estratosfericos; on the other hand, if each person is responsible for creating the dynamic content and host it on your own server, Facebook can continue offering their services without firing its costs.
Therefore in order to create inline frames you need to have your own server, in this case, the way more easy I've found is to create inline frames from your own Blog in WordPress's own server, using a very simple Plugin which nothing more I'll give it too I'll teach you how to use it through 2 videos.
When we create a FanPage, regularly is to monetize it in some way, and take advantage of the large "viral" component that offers Facebook to webmasters, and to this end it is necessary that many people will click on your "Like Me" button.
Now, the iFrame used is just showing a contenio reward visitors that click on the button "Like Me," said gift can be a video, a report, an ebook, etc.
Now, as this is just an incredibly useful tool, currently sell generators of iFrames with prices ranging from $27 to $67 dollars, and besides, some of them are not easy to program.
That's why I decided to give this Plugin to my readers, as a way to thank you for you to visit my site.
So, let's see the steps to create your iFrame:
Step # 1 First of all you have to download the plugin that will be responsible for creating the iFrame on
