Yeah you can display it on a single post rather than all the posts. Involves going into your theme files.
My solution is to add it only to posts that I think will benefit from social network traffic. I therefore add:
<?php if (function_exists(‘tweetmeme’)) echo tweetmeme(); ?>
To the end of a post I want it included in. Ofcourse to do that you do need the Exec-PHP Plugin
Hope this helps
I can’t get this tweetmeme to go on the top of my page – I changed the setting to:
Position : Before the content of your post
but the tweetmeme button stays at the bottom:
http://storyassistant.com/2009/06/12/live-from-blogpotomac-scott-monty-on-social-media-in-a-crisis/
You’ll find that these days there’s an option for where to place it in the TweetMeme settings tab.
I love that I can eliminate the meme with a custom field, but wouldn’t it be easier if I could just add it with a custom field? The meme has auto-added itself to all of my old posts, and I don’t want to have to go through hundreds upon hundreds of posts I don’t want it on to delete it.
