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Help section Linking Instructions We are happy for you to link to our website or any page, this page explains what you can do and how to achieve it. Our website is designed to run as either single pages or as a part of a frame system, showing a banner, clock and contents in addition to the pages. The whole system includes a variety of indexes allowing information to be easily found, and this is available to your users however you link. You can link to the website, and to sections of the website, in these cases the full frame version is displayed, but you are also welcome to link to individual pages or to link our pages into your own framesets. You will find our individual pages have a button line at the top, so users can access our full system or break out of any frame arrangement you use if they wish. The quick links on the left go into the full system, then to the indexes. Some pages have a second line when they are a part of a section allowing movement within the section. You can:-
Linking to individual pages We will try not to move pages about so any links to pages that you have remain good. We appreciate how difficult it is to keep the links on websites current. You can link via a text link, your own link or from a graphic. With individual pages can we suggest you use the 'Featured in Photographers Resources' button shown at the bottom of many of our pages including this one. To get a copy of the 'Featured in Photographers Resources' button, just right click on the button and use save as to save a copy to your computer. Its on most pages to make it easy for you to pick up when you want to make a link. The web address of an individual page can be obtained from the hyperlink on the Text Linking: in the centre box where shown. There are a number of other ways to break out of our frames to get an individual page and see its direct web address.
If you can't manage the HTML or need other assistance to link, then please contact us and we will do our best to help you. Also take a look at the Doorways (below) to see if there is a Doorway which is relevant. There are additional linking pages that we use to come back from galleries that also can provide a frame set with a page in it. If you need another page we can give you a direct link address to a page we can add for you. In the future we hope to have a better way of doing this and then give you a formulaic approach that will allow any individual page to appear correctly within a frame set, but this is still in development. Linking to the whole web or sections When linking to a section from within a frame based web system you should go to a new page, or to top. Other heritage section links can be obtained by going from the heritage menu. The Sections Index, available from the button on the left hand panel, shows more sections and the direct links off of these sections on the Section Index can be copied and used. Another simpler approach Many of the sections have bookmark buttons, these show the full section, if you use the 'Add this' button and then select something like the Google bookmarks it pops up a screen showing you the page link for the section amongst other information. This will show a /index.htm on the end on the web address, this is optional. Over time we will add more sections here but if you would like to link to a section of our web, then let us know, we may already have a section or we may be able to add one. Using Doorways Doorway pages are unique pages set up so as to be an alternative entry point into our system. Each is a full page (not a frame set) that is easy to link to and then allows the user to discover both what Photographers Resource is but also to link directly into the relevant section. You can find doorway links within the Topic Index, on the home page of this system and under the sections in the section index.
Galleries
You can link directly to any of our picture
galleries, the best link to take is the link off of the Gallery Index in the
Gallery Section
Using information off our website We believe in the co-operative sharing of information, within legal copyright limits.
You will find similar symbols by many photographs within our website and they define the limitations on their use, if a hyperlinked photographers name is shown, clicking on that will go to the original copy and restrictions, if not often the symbol will have been linked to the source. Non profit sites are those that are open to everyone without any fee or registration process, and where the main content is information not heavy advertising content. It is also non profit if the site is published by a non profit organisation, even if it contains some sponsorship adverts. You can find out
more about Creative Commons, the system that is used to licence pages and
photographs, by going to
our page on this.
If we have used some information or a photograph and you don't like it Under the Creative Commons we use information as well as making it available. As this website is published by a non profit organisation, and it does not profit from its publication in any way, this website is a non profit website. Advertising is not sold by us and no income goes to the publisher, this is an arrangement where we have hosting and services in exchange for allowing some advertisements to be included. However if you have information published under a creative commons arrangement and you don't like us using it, then let us know and as soon as its practical we will remove it and replace it with alternative information. There is of course no copyright on data, so this applies to block content, photographs and illustrations only. You will need to prove who you are, that its your data and provide a way for us to verify this. There is no copyright in raw data, ideas or individual words or sentences. But there is in layout, blocks of text and images. See our indexes for articles on copyright. In any other situation please just contact us and let us know your concerns, but consider first if you mind information or images being used. There is little point in you and us spending a vast amount of time looking into and working out who has what rights if there is no objection to its use.
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