develop a high-quality web site that benefits readers,
and where visitors can gladly recommend the site to
their network of friends and contacts
Catholic Webring Development - Catholic Webring Mastering
Introduction to webrings
Webring.com's system links web sites and blogs into a "ring", via a navigation
bar (Webring.com provides the script for this 'navbar' - navigation bar). Their
system started with web 1.0 technology, but have now upgraded to become part of the
web 2.0 technology environment.
You can promote your Catholic blog or site and obtain additional traffic
if you join one of the Catholic and Ecumenical webrings (listed below) managed at
Webring.com. A majority of these webrings were inspired by the spiritual
messages of Blessed John Paul II.
Joining this Catholic and Ecumenical webring network
Joining a webring is a learning experience - one that requires basic
knowledge of HTML. If you know already some basic HTML, then all you need
to do is to cut and paste scripts into your blog or site's page. You need
not know javascript at this time, but it can help you take a step forward to
learning more about web development.
To join a webring, you need to type the following: the title of your Catholic blog
or web site, the URL, and a short description of the site. Next, you need to get
the navigation code (given in javascript by Webring.com), and paste it in
the homepage (or webpage) you registered for a webring. This navigation
code will link your site with all the member sites of the webring.
The code will appear as a 'navigation bar' in your web page. This navigation
bar will help you and other searchers online to navigate the webring and
discover other sites who form the webring.
You can start joining a Catholic webring by scrolling down this page to
the navigation bar presented below. Click on the link that says
"join this ring" and register your Catholic site.
If you need assistance, do not hesitate to ask Webring.com's support or
send an e-mail for assistance.
Easier and faster means to join WebRing.com
WebRing created a form for easier and faster membership. The form is
simple and requires just a user id and your email address. Click
join a webring to
sign up.
Join this Catholic and Ecumenical webring network
Below is a list of webrings. Choose the webring which
is similar to the theme of your own Catholic web site or blog.
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