"Okay, currently there are six fragments you can pick from. There are some really nice ones that have oneesama all by herself on them, and one with Urd all by herself too. But the REAL question is, when do I get one all by myself."
"All I have to say is I better get one soon, or Brian's going to find himself holding one of my grenades without the pin."
If you're all done here,...
I'll take you back to the main page.
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Web Code Fragments
Well, as Skuld mentioned, there are six web code fragments currently available for the Oh My Goddess WebRing. They are split up into two catagaories. The Traditional Fragments with and image and text links that are the most common, and The Imagemap Fragments which are imagemaps, but they do the same thing still.
For those of you joining the Ring, or you established Ring Members, remember, the web code fragments must be displayed on your page exactly as they are here. Changes of any kind, regardless of how much better you think they look, are not allowed. The only things you must change are where it has your name and your site id # in the code, asides from these changes the fragment must be displayed exactly as they are depicted here on the website.
Now! On to the Fragments!
Feel free to browse through the different web code fragments, and if you do have an idea or a web code fragment you think is good, we will accept a submission. However, if you want to use a code fragment you designed, you must have it cleared before you use it. Our preferred procedure is for you to set up a temporary page, and then e-mail us the URL of the temporary page for us to look at it.
Oh My Goddess is property of Fujishima Kousuke, and in the US is distributed by Animeigo (the anime), and Dark Horse (the manga). So in short, we don't claim anything on this page but the name OMG WebRing and the workload. Nice of us, ne?
OMG WebRing established in November of 1996. Ringmaster is Brian P. Henson. Any questions and comments concerning the OMG WebRing and/or Oaths of Fealty may be forwarded to Brian.
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