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Need html Code for "privacy policy"

by dwight r sturdivant
8 replies
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I am installing a privacy policy and tos on my site and need the html code
to install them.
I have the privacy policy in my documents but I don't know how to get it
linked to my site.
Thanks for your assistance
#code #html #privacy policy
  • Profile picture of the author mywebwork
    Dwight, is this a static website, a WordPress installation or something else? There is nothing unique about the HTML surrounding a privacy policy or TOS, it is placed on your site the same as any page.

    Please provide a few details so we can help you.

    Bill
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    • Profile picture of the author dwight r sturdivant
      Originally Posted by mywebwork View Post

      Dwight, is this a static website, a WordPress installation or something else? There is nothing unique about the HTML surrounding a privacy policy or TOS, it is placed on your site the same as any page.

      Please provide a few details so we can help you.

      Bill
      This is a static web page
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      • Profile picture of the author Chazzer
        Originally Posted by dwight r sturdivant View Post

        This is a static web page

        Hey Dwight --

        That's a super easy thing. If you'd like to email them to me with the details, I'll be glad to help you out. It'd probably take longer to explain than it would to do it.

        chazzer at megablogmaker dot com



        Chaz

        PS -- "super easy" when you know how to do it. Of course, for many people it's "super easy" to change the oil in their cars but for me, I'm a complete dolt when it comes to that so I guess it's all relative.
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  • Profile picture of the author Larry at Online Trusted
    Where did you "privacy policy" come from?
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      • Profile picture of the author YiKeS
        Originally Posted by bs5143 View Post

        Originally Posted by Larry at Online Trusted
        Where did you "privacy policy" come from?
        Id like to know the same thing.
        G`day lads, just google for "privacy policy generator"

        privacy policy generator - Google Search=


        Here`s my Privacy Policy I did using an
        online genearator just two days ago ...

        Privacy

        Sorry ... didn`t keep the URL for it, never received
        the email I was supposed to get from them and the
        HTML output surprisingly has no branding from the
        site/company ...

        ... so who I used is anyone`s guess was quick
        and easy tho, had my PP "live" within half an hour of
        starting the page project.


        YiKeS
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        WSO --> HOMEPAGER <--- WSO
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  • Profile picture of the author photoads
    Ditto using the privacy generator works a treat
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  • Profile picture of the author Barbara Wilson
    As in most things, there's more than one way to create a popup window - but the method I usually use is:

    Put

    <script type="text/javascript">
    <!--
    function MM_openBrWindow(theURL,winName,features) { //v2.0
    window.open(theURL,winName,features);
    }
    //-->
    </script>

    between the <head></head> tags of your page.

    Then, put

    <a href="javascript:;" onclick="MM_openBrWindow('disclaimer.htm','disclai mer','width=500,height=300')">Disclaimer</a>

    where ever you want the link to be. (In this case "Disclaimer".) Set the file name (disclaimer.htm) and popup up window size as appropriate. (In this case, the window width is set to 500px and height at 300px....but this can be set to whatever width/height you want it to be.
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    Barbara Wilson
    http://www.ecoverdesigns.com

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  • Profile picture of the author GB2008
    Pop-ups are good, but I've been using hidden divs instead recently - gets around any pop-up blockers, and you can do nice stylish things with the borders too. Then just have a javascript function to reveal that hidden div onclick...

    Just thought of this part - it also means that the privacy policy is always on your page, as far as the search engines are concerned - good for content??
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