The code for Ring Panel 2 will be sent to you by the webring.org mail 'bot.

Get the instructions for completing the submission and acceptance process.

Edit Your site info - you can select this option and get the HTML Fragment for Ring Panel 2 without having to wait for the mail 'bot.

When you see the symbol anywhere on this page, you can click it to come back to this menu.

The first panel will not be sent to you by the Webring.org mail 'bot, so you'll need to fill in all the necessary information yourself before uploading the page to your site. The second option will be sent to you by the 'bot, so if you don't want to bother with typing all the necessary info, just wait for the email acknowledgement of your submisson, and the html fragment will be customized for your particular site. There is lots of additional information below the ring panels and their code fragments, so just skip those if you want to wait for the webring.org email - but read the rest of the info so you'll know what is expected of you as a member of the ring.

Examine the following code and note ALL the places where the text is red. You will have to enter the necessary information in those places. An explanation of each item is right below this code.

1. Paste the code in a Windows Notepad or Wordpad (but not in Word) and make all those necessary changes. I recommend the Wordpad, because then you can use the Find option on the Edit menu to find -- and thus make your editing much easier. Be sure to save the file as a standard text file with an html extension.
   
   

2. Upload all the images to the specified directory in your webspace. Be sure the directory you use is the same directory you specified in the webring fragment.
   
   

3. Insert the html fragment into your page. The fragment MUST go either on the specific page you specified when you signed up for the ring OR on a webrings page to which there is a CLEAR link on the page you specified in the submission form. If a visitor can't find the ring easily, you risk having your site removed to the queue or from the ring.
   
   

4. Point your browser at the page where you placed the ring fragment and test it. Does your id number show up in the status bar when you hold your mouse over the next, next5, prev, and prev5 links? When you click your name (or sitename), do you get an email form? When you hold your mouse over the ring logo, do you see in the status bar the url for the add form at webring.org? Be sure the ring works from your page.
   
   

5. Open your email client and call up the acknowledgement email that said your site was accepted into the queue. Click "Reply" to send that notice to the ringmanager. In the body of the letter, above the information that is already there, type your message - that the ring code and images are on your page as specified in the submission acknowledgement, and that your site is ready to be added to the ring.