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This is a home page for the Poultry Ring, to provide resources, help, and HTML codes for installing the WebRing banner on a website. The banner is required for a site to be active in the Ring because the ring functions by linking from site to site. There is a script available at WebRing that will display all WebRing memberships in the same banner set. However, some wish to use regular HTML-designed banners, so here we are.
The Poultry Ring was established in the 1990s and has changed hands twice since its creation. It serves to link together sites featuring poultry-related topics, to provide a virtual tour through these sites. If the whole ring were followed, theoretically one should be taken from site to site through the entire list, winding up back at the beginning. That is why it is called a Web Ring.
Installing the code for the WebRing banner is easy provided one is able to access the HTML code of the page entered in the Ring. Anyone developing their own websites on their computer should be able to do this. Usually there is a function in the web design program to access the HTML. Some online services also provide a feature to access the raw HTML. With the raw HTML in display, simply navigate to the area of the page where the banner would look the best. That is where to paste in the banner code.
In the code, replace each and every place where it says YOUR_SITE_ID_HERE with your site ID number that you got from WebRing when you signed up. (In the Old Poultry Ring Style, also replace where it says YOUR_NAME_HERE with your name).
Here is the code to copy and paste into your HTML source code. Choose either of the three different styles:
This Poultry Ring site is owned by
bantychicken.com.
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