INTRODUCTION TO THE ALL THINGS CELTIC WEBRING

Welcome to the
ALL THINGS CELTIC WEBRING
BRING EXTRA VISITORS TO YOUR SITE !

What on earth is a webring, then? Well, basically it's an association of webmasters with sites serving similar or common interests, namely 'things Celtic'.
     Being part of the ALL THINGS CELTIC (ATC) webring can bring hordes of visitors to your site. When they find the Webring they then click through its member sites, thereby avoiding the hassle of their having to use search engines.
     All webring members carry an active banner similar to that above on their sites, enabling visitors to easily contact all the individual members - all of whom have sites catering to similar interests!
     Joining is absolutely FREE and if you are connected in any way with Things Celtic - commercial or non-commercial - I would love for you to join!
     Get in now, right at the start and start receiving extra TARGETTED visitors to your site right away!
     Looking forward to having you on board! Oh, I almost forgot ... Why not tell your friends and associates too?
                                                                                                                                                    Richy Roberts
VIEW WEBRING HOMEPAGE ClickMe
If you wish to join or alter your site details the following particulars will be required:-
1. Your own name
2. Your ID# (existing members)
3. Your own e-mail where you can be contacted
4. Your site's name as you wish it to appear
5. Your site's URL (this MUST be the site where you display the ATC banner)
6. Description of site as you wish it to appear Now go to our automatic joinup page

THE WEBRING HTML FRAGMENT (ACTIVE BANNER)

The HTML fragment will create the active banner as shown at the top of the page. You MUST insert it in the ACTUAL webpage under which you are listed as a ring member.

STEP 1. Paste the following code into your webpage:-


<CENTER><table BORDER=4 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH="470" BGCOLOR="#C0C0C0" BORDERCOLOR="#FF0000" >
<tr VALIGN=TOP><td ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH="95%"><CENTER>Attract more visitors to your site! <a href="http://www.celticsurf.net/allceltic/webring/"><img SRC="http://www.celticsurf.net/allceltic/images/banATC.gif" NOSAVE height=53 width=450></a></CENTER><CENTER><table BORDER CELLPADDING=0 COLS=2 WIDTH="100%" BGCOLOR="#B0B0B0" BORDERCOLOR="#000000"><tr><td><CENTER>Join now! <a href="http://www.celticsurf.net/allceltic/webring/intro.html">ClickMe</a></CENTER></td><td><CENTER>Visit the Ring! <a href="http://www.celticsurf.net/allceltic/webring/">ClickMe</a></CENTER></td></tr></table></CENTER><CENTER>This All Things Celtic site is owned by
<a href="mailto:YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS">YOUR NAME</a></CENTER></td></tr></table></CENTER>


THIS WILL PRODUCE THE FOLLOWING ACTIVE BANNER ...

Attract more visitors to your site!

Join now! ClickMe

Visit the Ring! ClickMe

This All Things Celtic site is owned by YOUR NAME

STEP 2. Alter the following details:-

Change YOUR NAME to your name
Change YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS to your e-mail address

Help with adding the ring HTML fragment code

          Microsoft FrontPage
          If you edit your pages with FrontPage and are experiencing problems with your link, it's most likely
          due to FrontPage altering the code. Please delete the code out of your page and follow the steps
          below:

             1. View your page in "Normal".
             2. Place your cursor where you'd like to insert the ring code.
             3. Click on "Insert" from the dropdown menu.
             4. Click on "FrontPage Component…"
             5. Click on "Insert HTML"
             6. Insert the ring code between the body tags:
             7. Click "Ok"

          Microsoft FrontPage 2000
          If you edit your pages with FrontPage 2000 and are experiencing problems with your link, it's most
          likely due to FrontPage altering the code. Please delete the code out of your page and follow the
          steps below:

             1. View your page in Design View (default view).
             2. Click on bottom of page.
             3. Click Insert > Advanced and select "HTML".
             4. Place your cursor where you'd like to insert the ring code.
             5. Insert the code between the body tags.
             6. Click "Ok"

You might not see anything in "Normal" view but you should see the result in "Preview"