Free page insert for your site

Here’s a good way to tell your site visitors about IE Day. By copy/pasting a short Javascript code onto a new page within your site, you will automatically draw down into your site the content shown below the line. It will update with IE Day news when this is added. You could also link to this new page on your site using a short ‘blog style’ news item on your homepage – similar to this example.

Just copy/paste the following code into the a new page on your site. Use your normal header, footer, CSS and standard design. Link to this new page appropriately from the rest of your site. If you wish, use a blog-style one/two sentence ‘taster’ on your front page, with a ‘read more’ link.

You can add, if you wish, your own extra material or comment about IE Day after the insert code. Make it as a logical follow-on to the existing text.

The heading and subheading are h1> and h2, so you can control their size and color with CSS. If you want the IE Day link to open for your site visitors in a new browser window, we offer some extra Javascript: this and other tips are available here.

then copy/paste (CTRL+C/CTRL+V) this Javascript code into your own page:

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://ied.gospelcom.net/getDayContent.php?pageID=http://ied.gospelcom.net/dayontheway.php" type="text/javascript"> </script> <noscript><a href="http://ied.gospelcom.net/index.php">Internet Evangelism Day</a><br> The growth of the Internet over the last ten years has been incredible. There are now 1 billion Web users around the world. <p> There are thousands of Christian websites, but the vast majority of these are written only for Christians. Very few are designed to reach out effectively to non-Christians. Yet the potential is enormous. <p> With this need in mind, the <i>Internet Evangelism Coalition</i> is sponsoring an international focus day on Sunday 29 April May 2007. The <i>Internet Evangelism Day</i> will enable churches and other groups to build this emphasis into their programs for that day. </noscript>

The text between the two dividing lines below is what will appear on your site:

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Other options and types of linking

If you prefer to link to the IE Day site rather than insert content about it, graphics and text links are available. And please can you help to make IE Day known in other ways?

You can also insert the content of our church-site tips page directly into your site.