Frequently Asked Questions
Daisypath counts down to your wedding or anniversary and updates daily. Create your own free custom graphic which you can add to your website, forum posts, email signature or Windows desktop. It has it\'s own web address so it will continue to keep track of the weeks and days until your wedding.
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Q & A
Q.How do I add a Wedding days to my facebook profile?
AOn Daisypath:
- Click on the kind of ticker you want. Eg. Wedding for wedding ticker etc.
- Choose the mini ticker size.
- Click through steps 1, 2, 3 to select your images, date and enter text.
- Click on Create Ticker.
- At the bottom of the form, there is a button link to add your new mini-ticker to Facebook and a button link it to iGoogle.
Q.When I add my Wedding days to facebook it has a black background and I can't read the text. How can I fix this?
AWhen you create or edit your Wedding days on Daisypath to use on facebook, it is best to set the background to White background at step 3. When facebook caches the Wedding days it converts them from .png files to .gif files, for transparent images errors sometimes occur in this process and the background is rendered as black instead of transparent.
Q.My Wedding days is not displaying on facebook. Where is it?
AIf you can't see your Daisypath ticker on your profile page, you can check the settings by:
- Clicking on Applications at the bottom left of the facebook page.
- Click on Edit at the top right of the Applications box.
- Look for Daisypath in the list of Applications, you may need to click through a few of the headings to find it.
- Click on the little blue pencil to the right of Daisypath to edit your settings.
- Under the Profile tab, click on Add to Profile.
- Click on OK.
