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• Pop-up from Evri button

  Select an article to see this widget in action

  1. Adviser says Fred Thompson plans return to acting 59 minutes ago
  2. Best-sellers Books Top 10 6 hours ago
  3. PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS 6 hours ago

  Try this version with your own content

  • Install it on your own site

  • Install on TypePad
  • Install on Blogger
  • Install on WordPress
  • Instructions for installation on any web page
  • Having trouble? Visit our support page

  Install this widget on your Web page

  Cut and paste the following code into the footer of your rich content website.

  <div class="evri-widget-launcher"><a href="http://www.evri.com/" title="Get content recommendations from Evri">Content recommendations from <em>Evri</em></a></div> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="http://www.evri.com/widget/javascripts/widget.1.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> // For more information on installing this code, visit: // http://blog.evri.com/index.php/widget-webpage Evri.$(window).ready(function () { var documentCSSSelector = 'body'; var contentCSSSelector = 'h1, p'; var widget = new Evri.Widget.ContentRecommendation(); widget.popover(); widget.placeInvocationPoints(documentCSSSelector, contentCSSSelector, {}); }); </script>

  Installation notes:

  • By default, the contentCSSSelector variable is set to pull all the content in h1 and p tags in the body element. The contentCSSSelector variable can be changed to select any content on your page using standard Cascading Stylesheets Selectors.
  • By default, the documentCSSSelector variable is set to the body tag of your website. The documentCSSSelector variable should only be changed if you have multiple documents on a page (such as the index page of a blog which could have multiple posts) and you would like to have a separate invocation point for each document on that page.
  • For more information about installing on any Web page, please visit the Evri blog.
  • For help with installation, please visit our support page.

• Skyscraper Widget

  Select an article to see this widget in action

  1. PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS 6 hours ago
  2. Pensions frozen at Random House Inc. 7 hours ago
  3. Early, absentee voting pushed Obama to win in Fla. 7 hours ago

  Try this version with your own content

  • Install it on your own site

  • Instructions for installation on any web page
  • Having trouble? Visit our support page

  Install this widget on your Web page

  Cut and paste the following code and place it anywhere on your rich content website. This widget will grow to fit the available width inside of the element where it is inserted. It works best in sidebars.

  <div class="evri-widget-launcher"> <a href="http://www.evri.com/" title="Get content recommendations from Evri">Content recommendations from <em>Evri</em></a> </div> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="http://www.evri.com/widget/jirafa/jirafa.1.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> Evri.$(window).ready(function () { var contentCSSSelector = 'h1, p'; var options = {}; var widget = new Evri.Widget.Jirafa(options); widget.render(); widget.sendContentForCSSSelector(contentCSSSelector); }); </script>

  Installation notes:

  • By default, the contentCSSSelector variable is set to pull all the content in h1 and p tags in the body element. The contentCSSSelector variable can be changed to select any content on your page using standard Cascading Stylesheets Selectors.
  • Installation on Blogger: contentCSSSelector should be changed to
    
    

    var contentCSSSelector = 'div.post h3, div.post div.post-body';

  • Installation on TypePad: contentCSSSelector should be changed to
    
    

    var contentCSSSelector = 'div.entry h3, div.entry div.entry-body p';

  • For help with installation, please visit our support page.