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How to Link
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Instructions on how to
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"Scottish History Online"
encourages reciprocal links as a way to give visitors the chance to visit
sites of similar interests or content. There are two ways to link, either a
simple URL link, or a banner exchange, a simple URL link should use the site
name " 'Scottish History Online' and use the site address
http://www.north-scotland.co.uk.
For a reciprocal banner link,
please cut and paste the banner at the foot of the page, and use the site
address
http://www.north-scotland.co.uk for the link (you may however
reduce the banner in size to suit your own site). Or if you prefer, click on
banner to pick up HTML code. Your Banner and/or site name along with your
URL and e-mail address should be e-mailed to (see
contacts page) as a way of insuring a correct link or banner to
"Scottish History Online".
For Clans, Clan Societies, Clubs and Scottish
Societies etc, we also have a
reciprocal link procedure but ‘banner only’. The banner for the Scottish
History Clan/Clan societies pages can also be found at the foot of the page.
I will not except reciprocal
links to pages that are not of similar interest or content. This does not
mean that a link with other sites of historical information, prehistoric,
archaeological interests etc, from other countries that do not have a
specific interest in Scotland would not be accepted. It must be noted that
links will be checked on web sites that link to us. For any further
information please contact SHO.
John Duncan
Scottish History Online
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Banners that can be
used for a Banner exchange to Scottish History Online The banners can be
adjusted in size to suit individual web Sites.
If your
Require Click on Image to Pick up HTML Code
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Link Back
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http://www.scotshistoryclub.co.uk |
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Link Back
for this Banner:
http://www.north-scotland.co.uk |
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Link Back
for this Banner:
http://www.north-scotland.co.uk |
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Link back
for this Banner:
http://www.scotshistoryonline.co.uk/society.html |
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