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ezLink2Us (Link To Us Page)
Date 2006/1/26 17:55:50 | Topic: Modules
| ezLink2Us is a very simple "Link To Us" module with an added benefit. The linking code produced by this module capitalizes on SEO techniques and includes your site's Name and Slogan in the title and alt attributes of the linking code. Using such an approach increases the value of the links back to your site that use this code.
In addition to graphical links, there are also two text link options. Both options insert your site's Name and Slogan in the title attribute of the linking code.
This is a very simple module to install and there is virtually no configuration necessary. Simply upload, install, and add your images and you're ready to go.
Link: Download ezLink2Us
Enjoy!
JMorris Instructions: ============= 1. Install the module like any other XOOPS module 2. Set the appropriate group permissions for the module 3. Overwrite banner.jpg, half-banner.jpg, button.jpg, and mini-button.jpg with your own images. Notes: ====== banner.jpg is 468w x 60h half-banner.jpg is 234w x 60h button.jpg is 88w x 33h mini-button.jpg is 88w x 15h If you wish to change the image type or size for your links page, simple open /modules/link-to-us/index.php and adjust the values in the HTML code. If your changes do not take immediate effect, update the module in your Module's Admin and clear your cache/ and templates_c/ directories. The variables used for this module are: xoops_url xoops_sitename xoops_slogan xoops_meta_description These variables allow this module to adapt to changes you make to your site's preferences. To change the output of these variables, go into System Admin => Site Preferences => General Settings and change "Site name" and "Slogan for your site". You can change the description of your Full Text Link by changing the value of System Admin => Site Preferences => Meta Tags and Footer => Meta Description. Credits: ======== A big Thank You! goes out to the following: JackJ for the empty content wrapper module (MyPage) Skalpa for showing me how to call smarty template variables in PHP
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