Website Widgets

Can we get more choices for website widgets that we can embed on our blogs? The current offerings are too few. May I request a widget that shows a list of the last N (5) shows watched instead of just the most recent one? Each item can be hyperlinked to the episode page. It can have a text-only or with images option.

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I wanted to bring back this thread. I tried using the Traktivity plugin but it’s for sure not robust enough to do much with. I found this “announcement” but that was back in May of 2024. I see they have a few options on the actual Widget page (on the website) https://trakt.tv/widgets/watched.

Make sure you click though the menu to see the different options you have:

Here’s my question…I like this “view” but I can’t figure out how to get both to show up. What do I need to change in the code to show both? Or do I need to add the code twice and change a setting or add a html attribute to get the “is watching” and “last watched”?

I guess it would have been wise to tag @justin so that he can get a developer to respond (if he’s not the developer doing the widgets).

It’s not both. It’s one it’s show the bottom one of you are watching one (scrobbling, check-in). Otherwise itll show your last watched.

It’s a dynamic image/url
I’ve used the same link for bbcode forums too. Just different tags haha.

https://widgets.trakt.tv/users/96ff4841ad548dc60a34039435f21da3/watched/thin@2x.jpg

All you can change is whether it’s retina or only movies/shows.

Ahhhh, thanks @lifeiscrazy. I might go back to Traktivity when I get my website finally rebuilt. But for now this simple widget works for me. https://terryapodaca.com/

It works well with my color scheme already…and isn’t very intrusive like the other ones would be with the huge poster/image.

Still, would be cool if they could find a way to allow us to make a few setting changes. Like, i would like to change the name they use instead of using our “usernames”. I’d like mine to just say “Terry last watched” instead of “terryapodaca last watched”.