Frequently Asked
Questions
Below is a list of frequently asked
questions in regard to The Syndicator. If after reviewing this page you still
have questions, you may request assistance
here.
Question: I have previously registered with
the Syndicator, but didn't copy the codes. Is there somewhere I can get the
codes?
Answer: Yes. You can visit our codes page
here.
Question: I have placed the JavaScript code in my HTML, but cannot
get the article to display.
Answer: Part 1 - Your article feed code should
take two lines. The first line will contain the actual code and the second
line will contain </SCRIPT>
Part 2 - You must have a JavaScript enabled browser. The Syndicator does
not support users of Internet Explorer 3.x and below, Netscape Navigator
3.x and below and WebTV users. You must have a JavaScript enabled browser.
Question: How often are the articles
updated?
Answer: The articles are updated weekly and will display new
articles each Monday.
Question: When I placed the article feed on my website the
article stretches clear across the page. Is there any way to prevent this
from happening?
Answer: Yes. The articles were designed to blend in well with
any website, so you can place your article within a table and it will
automatically adjust to fit.
Example:
<TABLE WIDTH="50%">
<TR>
<TD>Your article feed code here</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
Question: Will you be adding any additional article
categories?
Answer: We're currently not planning on adding any new categories.
This may change in the future, so you're welcome to check
back.
Question: I know that the articles are copyrighted,
but can I use them in a website publication?
Answer: Yes. You can create an online ezine and use the article
feeds to provide the content. In addition, you can create an email publication
and simply link to the page your article resides on.
Question: I am in the process of creating
a free ebook to distribute from my website. Can I use the article feeds within
the ebook?
Answer: Yes. The articles will display in Ebooks created with
Editor Pro, WebCompiler or similiar HTML compilers, but you'll want to mention
that an Internet connection is required. Not only will they display, but
your ebook will be continually filled with fresh content, automatically!
Question: Do you accept article
submissions?
Answer: Yes. If you write articles that may be freely published,
feel free to submit them. If your article
is selected, it will run across every website registered with the
Syndicator.
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