Index:
- How do I use the NavBars?
- What is my site ID number?
- Block NavBar
- Compact NavBar
- Ellipsoid NavBar
- Old Style NavBar
- Can I make my own NavBar?
- How do I use the NavBars?
It's most common to use the Server Side NavBar (SSNB). You get it this way: Go to this page and then click on the title of your website. Then in the menu to the left click "Get Navigation Code" and follow the instructions.
If you don't like the Server Side NavBar, you can use one of the NavBars below. To use them, do the following:
Copy the image to your local drive. (Right-click on the image and from the pop-up menu you select "save picture as" or similar.) Save it in the folder where your page is located.
Copy the code (Ctrl + c) (be sure you get it all) and paste it (Ctrl + v) in your own page. You must paste it while editing the raw HTML code, not in a graphical HTML editor.
Remember to change ___site_id_here___ to the correct number (your assigned site ID number). (What is my site ID number?)
- What is my site ID number?
If you don't know what your site ID is, you can find out this way:
Go to the page with your webrings ( this page ). In the list with Your Ring Sites there's a column called Site Title. Hold the mouse over your website (the one for the POV-Ray Webring). Look at the address shown in the status bar of your browser. Your ID number is the number that appears after this part of the addres: &id=
- Block NavBar
Example: POV-Ray Ring Prev Site
Skip Prev
Random
Next Site
Skip Next
List SitesCode: - Compact NavBar
Example: POV-Ray Ring 
< Prev Next >
Random List SitesCode: - Ellipsoid NavBar
Example: 
Code: - Can I make my own NavBar?
If you like, and if you know how to do it, you can make your own design for the NavBar. If you choose to do so, you must follow the following guidelines:
- The NavBar must be clearly recognizable so visitors can easily see that it is the NavBar for the POV-Ray Ring.
- The NavBar must be user-friendly, so visitors have no problems using it.
- You may use your native language for the navigation bar instead of English, but in that case please make sure that anybody can understand it, for example adding icons or symbols
(like ">") to the links. - The logo can be customized, it just has to be clearly recognisable.
- The NavBar must have the following links: A link to the POV-Ray Webring homepage, a link to previous site, and a link to next site. It may also have others of the navigation links. You can find the URLs to use for the different links below. Remember to change ___site_id_here___ to the correct number (your assigned site ID number). (What is my site ID number?)
- You must contact the RingMaster to let him know you have made your own NavBar. He will confirm that it follows the guidelines, and maybe even include your NavBar on this page so other members of the ring can use it too. Your contribution is highly valued! :)
Link to POV-Ray Ring Homepage (obligatory)
http://webring.povray.co.ukJoin Now
http://b.webring.com/wrman?ring=povrayring&addsiteList Sites
http://b.webring.com/hub?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&hubRandom
http://b.webring.com/go?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&randomSkip Prev
http://b.webring.com/go?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&sprevPrev (obligatory)
http://b.webring.com/go?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&prevNext (obligatory)
http://b.webring.com/go?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&nextSkip Next
http://b.webring.com/go?ring=povrayring&id=___site_id_here___&skipYou are allowed to make your own graphics for the NavBar as long as it follows the guidelines. It is preferred that you use the POV-Ray Webring logo in the graphics. To have a starting point for creating the graphics, you can download the pov source code for some of the graphics used for the NavBars shown on this page. The code reguires MegaPov.
Download ring0105.zip (updated May 2001)
- What is my site ID number?