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HTML Getting Started Webrings Tutorial
Like most really good ideas, Web rings are simple yet effective. Anyone can set one up on any topic and it doesn't take rocket science brain power to get it up and running. "Me do Web ring good," as I like to say.

Linear Rings A Web ring is just what it's called. It's a series of pages, all with a common theme, that are linked to one another. Using the example above again, let's say there are 10 pages in all. One person sets him- or herself up as the "Ring Master" and takes charge. With a little bit of planning, all you really need is a section of the page denoting that the current page is part of a ring. Then provide a link to the page before in the ring, and the page that follows that page in the ring. Then a user can move in a linear fashion through the ring. Just make sure the last page in the series then links back to the first page. Done. Web ring.

The only hard part about all of this is when a new page joins the ring. It's up to the Ring Master whether or not they should be added at the end or somewhere in the middle, nearer a page it matches. Either way, the links will have to be kept up-to-date and those in the ring will have to be willing to make updates when you ask.


 

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