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As a collaborative website, Clicklaw requires your organization to add Clicklaw widget code to one or more pages on your website. The basic requirement will be to add one Clicklaw widget somewhere on your site, although you will be welcome to put on more if you like. Putting on a widget is as simple as embedding a small piece of code, generated using [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/widgetbuilder Clicklaw widget builder], on a page on your site. The Clicklaw project team will be happy to provide assistance. | As a collaborative website, Clicklaw content comes from organizations like yours. In addition, Clicklaw requires your organization to add Clicklaw widget code to one or more pages on your website. The basic requirement will be to add one Clicklaw widget somewhere on your site, although you will be welcome to put on more if you like. Putting on a widget is as simple as embedding a small piece of code, generated using [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/widgetbuilder Clicklaw widget builder], on a page on your site. The Clicklaw project team will be happy to provide assistance. | ||
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Revision as of 18:30, 22 November 2011
A widget is an online tool that permits a portion of one web page to appear on other web pages.
Clicklaw widgets:
- offers users more entry points into PLEI resources
- helps create a visible network of linked content, conveying a sense of cohesiveness across our community of PLEI providers
- spreads the word of Clicklaw resources, including those from your organization
As a collaborative website, Clicklaw content comes from organizations like yours. In addition, Clicklaw requires your organization to add Clicklaw widget code to one or more pages on your website. The basic requirement will be to add one Clicklaw widget somewhere on your site, although you will be welcome to put on more if you like. Putting on a widget is as simple as embedding a small piece of code, generated using Clicklaw widget builder, on a page on your site. The Clicklaw project team will be happy to provide assistance.