Here's the idea
We've come up with a very simple way of automatically adding content to your website without any programming required. All you have to do is copy-and-paste a couple of lines of javascript into your homepage, and you can have What The Papers Say news headlines on your site immediately. What's more, they'll be seamlessly integrated into your page, with the same text and link colours as the rest of your page.

See some examples
Visit the Friends of WTPS for a list of some of the sites that have used the What The Papers Say newsfeed or linked to What The Papers Say. If you'd like your website - no matter how big or small - to be listed there, just drop us a line.

How to get started
We've come up with 12 little snippets of HTML, each of which includes a very simple bit of javascript. You simply need to copy-and-paste one or more of these snippets into ANY HTML PAGE YOU LIKE. The snippet of code tells your web browser to fetch a file from our web server and then it displays the contents of that file AS THOUGH YOU HAD TYPED IT INTO THE PAGE YOURSELF!

Which snippet do I use?
That's entirely up to you. But to give you an idea of the range of options, here's a list of what you'll get. CLICK ON EACH ONE TO SEE IT FOR YOURSELF.

1. HEADLINES.	[]	This snippet gives you an extract from the day's top three stories in the UK, World and Sport classifications. It has no formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
2. HEADLINES.	[]	The same as above, but in a tidy, 300 pixel-wide table in Verdana size 2 font.
3. UK NEWS.	[]	No formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
4. UK NEWS.	[]	In a 300 pixel-wide table using Verdana size 1 and 2.
5. WORLD NEWS.	[]	No formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
6. WORLD NEWS.	[]	In a 300 pixel-wide table using Verdana size 1 and 2.
7. SPORT NEWS.	[]	No formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
8. SPORT NEWS.	[]	In a 300 pixel-wide table using Verdana size 1 and 2.
9. SHOWBIZ NEWS.	[]	No formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
10. SHOWBIZ NEWS.	[]	In a 300 pixel-wide table using Verdana size 1 and 2. Includes telly "ones to watch"
11. TOP STORY.	[]	Selected because it is quirky, comical, shocking or unbelievable. No formatting, with the exception of line breaks.
12. TOP STORY.	[]	The same as above, but in a 300 pixel-wide table with most of the text displayed in Verdana size 1 font.

What to do next
Once you've place the snippet in you page, please, please drop me a line to let me know where I can find it. I'll make sure that there's a prominent link to your website, possibly with a logo or screengrab, for other webmasters to see. If you'd like to supply me with a short explanation of what your site is all about (no more than 100 words, please) then I'll try to include that if possible.

FREE Graphics
Want some What The Papers Say graphics to add to your page? Try these... (or check out the "big banner at the bottom of the page!)