Tech Tip: Blogger Featured Post EC

(My most popular post sidebar widget. 
Screenshot by me, Hannah Mulder)

 This week for my tech tip I actually did not add a featured post to my sidebar because Blogger insisted that I already had one even though I do not, but trough this tech tip I figured out how to feature my most popular post, so I did that instead. I configured it to have only my topped viewed post from the last year. I also came up with a pretty witty name for the widget, or at least I thought it was. 

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