1. Create a file named "romance-quiz.html" on your website.
2. Put the following code in the the web page:
3. Send your readers to the URL "http://www.your-domain.com/romance-quiz.html" (replace "your-domain" with your actual website domain name.)
5. Your readers click on the link to your domain, where they are automatically redirected to the Romance Quiz, via YOUR domain!
Run in an iFrame on your own web page:
iFrames are a way of pulling content from another webpage into your own. This is similar to the way you pull images into a webpage, but instead of an image you are pulling in HTML content.
Note that some browsers do not support iFrames, so this may not work for those users. You may want to provide an alternate link that will open a new window instead.
Run in a Frameset (just like it's part of your own site!)
HTML Tips for putting the Romance Quiz within a frame on your own site:
You can make the Romance Quiz appear under your own domain. Just build a framed webpage under your domain and then put the Romance Quiz within a frame on that page.
To build a page with frames
Use the following code and replace "http://www.yourdomain.com/sidemenu.html" with the URL for the page that you wish to load as the sidebar menu for the frameset. The "sidemenu" one will be the page that appears on the side bar (20% of the screen) and the other web address (the Romance Quiz) will appear in the right side of the screeen.
Note: You can make the first frameset col="0%" to make the quiz seem like it is hosted under your own domain using the entire window and not noticably in a frame. Otherwise use the side column to display navigation links for other pages in your site. You may want to use navigation links with 'target="_top"' so that when your user navigates away from the romance quiz, your site will automatically break out of the frame and load into the entire window, instead of into the main frame (giving it that "site within a site" look)<