Try the basic demo:
TT Red Gadgets
TT Blue Gadgets
You need to uncomment the QUERY_STRING code in 'content-freshener.php' for the next two links to work.
A Lovely Red Lorry
A dinky blue meanie
This is an PHP file. It is executable i.e. the server considers it a script.
If you look at the source code of this file, you'll see the 'content-freshener.php' call below.
This instance is being called within the HTML output of this file, so it's bracketed by PHP code.
(To see an instance where it's being called within the PHP code itself, look at the top of this file.
There, it's been commented-out.)
Need tt red gadgets? Look no further.
This script can still be used as a vanilla random quote script, of course.
See how the software inserts the keyword Tt Red Gadgets in the text? Instead of
tt red gadgets you can have a proper keyword. This is derived from the page name.
I assume you are naming your pages after keywords? If not, you should!
This prints the keyword with the first letter capitalised: Tt red gadgets.
This prints the keyword with all latters capitalised: TT RED GADGETS.
Examine 'content.dat' to see how this is done.
I originally had some poetry by W. By Yeats here, but that might've confused you. I'm to lazy to make different
paragraphs of HTML, but _you_ definitely should.
Tt Red Gadgets - The facts at last.
OBSERVE how the software inserts the keyword Tt Red Gadgets in the text! Instead of
tt red gadgets you can have a proper keyword. This is derived from the page name.
I assume you are naming your pages after keywords? If not, you should!
This prints the keyword with the first letter capitalised: Tt red gadgets.
This prints the keyword with all latters capitalised: TT RED GADGETS.
Examine 'content.dat' to see how this is done.
MORE TT RED GADGETS FUN!
The more paragraphs you have, the better, especially if you are using this script on many pages. Don't use other people's.
It has to be original text, otherwise search engines may penalise you
ISN'T IT GREAT how the software inserts the keyword Tt Red Gadgets in the text? Instead of
tt red gadgets you can have a proper keyword. This is derived from the page name.
I assume you are naming your pages after keywords? If not, you should!
This prints the keyword with the first letter capitalised: Tt red gadgets.
This prints the keyword with all latters capitalised: TT RED GADGETS.
Examine 'content.dat' to see how this is done.
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