E-cards & Web Banners
Easy Free E-cards -- Send an E-mail to Mar25Dec25ecard@DayOfTheUnbornChild.com to have our
dual-season Annunciation & Christmas e-card sent straight to your inbox to
forward as often as you like. For more
info and to view this card or carnation-themed e-cards (and to print as note or
post cards) click HERE to skip to our E-card
section.
Add A Seasonal Banner To Your E-mails,
Blogging, & Website; Or Print As Signs, Stickers, Notecards, &
Postcards
The graphics/text
banners below highlight the importance of celebrating the Annunciation -- each
focused on a particular aspect. The top
two feature simple graphics representing the events of the
Annunciation/Incarnation -- the first calls us
to give thanks and celebrate, the second also
notes the date's selection as Day of the Unborn Child. The third banner
promotes "9 Months For Life" encouraging spiritual adoption prayer
during the interval between the feasts.
The fourth is in the style of a
teacher's chalk pastel blackboard greeting.
The fifth
promotes the DayOfTheUnbornChild.com website with a summary of its
content. The last two are
multi-seasonal. One stresses the importance
of the Annunciation's relationship to Christmas and points out the true
meaning of Happy "Holidays" in the link between these two
"HolyDays." Another covers the
Christmas/New Year/Annunciation connection.
Scroll down to
view the graphics and read more on promoting the
feast with banners with general instructions
and e-mail "signature" directions
including Hotmail, Yahoo,
Gmail, Outlook, AOL,
Doteasy, plus tips on using the banner in websites, blogs and
message boards. NOTE: All banners can be printed as mailing
seals/stickers, note-cards/postcards, and small placard and tabletop tent signs
(simply follow the directions under each image) -- the banner top fold cards
also double as tent cards for banquet and information tables. You can also download an image to use in home
publishing/word processing programs -- just right click the image and select "Save
picture as" or "Save target as" and select a location to save
it. (For
printable note/post card versions of our carnation flower e-cards click HERE.) (Signs that are text-only
featuring the history of the feast and large print "Prayer to Christ
Unborn" with instructions
on constructing a tent sign are available on our prayer
page.)
Our "God Became Flesh At Mary's Yes" Banner Illustrates the
Annunciation/Incarnation with a Proclaiming Angel and a Dove Symbolizing the
Holy Spirit Overshadowing Mary -- Noting the Relationship to New Year's Day
& Calling Us To Celebrate and Give Thanks 9 Months Before Christmas
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications
described below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic
as envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals
right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE
and save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner
above linked or un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire
code-string in the appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse,
(or use Shift and the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our "God Became Flesh When Mary Said Yes" Banner Depicts the
Annunciation/Incarnation with Angel, Symbolic Dove, and Mary -- Noting the
Relationship to New Year's Day, Christmas and as Day of the Unborn Child
[NOTE:
In addition to the web applications described below, you can also
download an MS Word template to print the graphic as envelope seals/stickers or
top-fold invitation-size note-cards/postcards.
For stickers/seals right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE
and save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner
above linked or un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire
code-string in the appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse,
(or use Shift and the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our
"9 Months 4 Life" Spiritual Adoption Banner Calls Us To Pro-Life
Prayer Between the Feast Dates of March 25th and December 25th -- Noting the
Annunciation's Former Status as New Year's Day and Its Relationship to
Christmas
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications described
below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic as
envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE and
save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner
above linked or un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire
code-string in the appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse,
(or use Shift and the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our Blackboard Banner is
Styled in Pastels on a Slate Gray Background as a Teacher's Chalk
"Annunciation Day" Greeting to Students (With a Reminder of Its Relation
to Christmas as One of the "Happy Holydays")
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications
described below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic
as envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals
right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE and
save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner above linked or
un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire code-string in the
appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse, (or use Shift and
the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our Annunciation/DayOfTheUnbornChild.com
Banner Invites a Visit to Our Website for More Info on March 25th as the
Traditional Feast of Christ's Conception and Contemporary "Day of the
Unborn Child" Observed 9 Months Before Christmas -- and a Reminder to
Remember the 25th of March for Life
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications described
below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic as
envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE and save
and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card displays
and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner
above linked or un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire
code-string in the appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse,
(or use Shift and the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our Dual-Season Banner Links
the Annunciation to Christmas as "Happy HolyDays" (with an added reminder
of the original meaning of the familiar but not-so-secular greeting)
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications
described below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic
as envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals
right-click HERE
to save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available
at Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE and
save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner above linked or
un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire code-string in the
appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse, (or use Shift and
the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
Our All-Season Banner Ties the Annunciation to both
Christmas and New Year's Day
[NOTE: In addition to the web applications
described below, you can also download an MS Word template to print the graphic
as envelope seals/stickers or top-fold invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For stickers/seals
right-click HERE to
save the file and print on Avery 48863 (or 5163-template) labels (available at
Wal-Mart and office supply stores), or try full sheet labels, or plain paper
with a sticker machine. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters. For small signs (standard 8 1/2 x 11
in. size for bulletin boards, fliers, etc.) right-click HERE and
save and print (landscape orientation) on white paper or cardstock--click HERE
for instructions to make a stand-up tent-style sign for prayer card
displays and literature/refreshment tables.]
HTML Code: To insert the banner
above linked or un-linked directly with HTML, select/highlight the entire
code-string in the appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse,
(or use Shift and the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
below for details).
HTML
code for linked version of the banner above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the banner above is as follows:
The "What" and "Why" of Web Banners
Basically, a banner is an image with text and/or graphics that attracts attention far more than plain text alone. A web banner can be used in blogs, your personal websites, or in e-mail "signatures" so it will be included at the bottom of everything you send out. Banners in e-mail are particularly effective as they have the potential to "travel" via forwards. The banner image can be saved/downloaded as a picture to be used in e-mails and websites as with photos, but usually it is linked to the homepage of a website that provides more information. This hyperlinked (clickable) "banner" is created either directly with an HTML code that links the banner image to the website, or by downloading and inserting the image and then linking it to the website. The codes on this page offer both a linked and non-linked option. (The codes include the URL location/filename of the banner graphic, the desired size/proportion of the banner, and the linked option also includes the homepage URL for the link.)
Using the Banner in your E-mails, Website,
and Blogging:
An unlinked banner can be inserted with an html code, or by right-clicking the banner image to save/download it as a picture and then using it as you would a photo. A linked banner can be created in two ways -- by directly inserting the HTML code, or by inserting just the banner image and then linking it to the desired homepage in a separate step by adding/inserting a hyperlink. Website software allows both methods. A blog or e-mail signature may only have one option, and some may only allow insertion of an unlinked picture/graphic you have previously saved. If your program allows only the unlinked image, you can type the full text of the website address below the picture once inserted -- http://dayoftheunbornchild.com -- most programs (even those that only allow plain-text signatures) will automatically link the text of a complete web address.
"Add A Banner" Instructions -- Including Popular E-mail Programs
Follow the links below for more detailed instructions for specific applications and programs.
Note: Specific versions of e-mail programs and
software programs may differ; due to variations, these instructions are a
general guide only -- consult your software/e-mail program's help screens for
the most specific up-to-date information on using html and images in
signatures.
E-Mail Signatures (General Instructions):
Websites (General Instructions)
Blogs/Boards/Forums (Tips)
Adding Banners to E-mail Signatures -- General Instructions:
If you add a banner as a "signature" in your settings options the banner will appear in every e-mail you compose (you may also be able to specify that it be included in forwards and replies). For most e-mail software/programs a signature is created/added by changing your "settings" or "options" and then choosing the "compose" and/or "personal e-mail signature" option. Then, select Mode/Format, turn on HTML mode and paste in the code to create the banner (as in Hotmail instructions below), or for Rich Text mode, right-click the banner image at the top of this page to copy, and then paste it in your e-mail signature settings window (see Yahoo instructions for example). Note: In some e-mail services, the HTML on/off toggle option may be under the less-than/more-than brackets < >.
If your e-mail signature won't accept these methods, you may be able to use the banner in your signature as an unlinked image (as with a photo), or insert the image and link it separately. In this case you will right click the banner image on this page and save the picture to your computer, and then place the image in the signature window with the insert "picture" or "file" option. If you used "insert picture" you may be able to hyperlink it in a separate step by clicking the image in the signature box and then clicking the link option to add our website address. If there is no link option, you can always add the website address -- http://dayoftheunbornchild.com -- under the banner image as a line of text. (Nearly all e-mail programs will automatically hyperlink a typed website address -- this will work even in signatures that allow plain text only.)
Note: For an alternate method to use the banner in e-mail programs that only allow plain text signatures, please see the Gmail instructions.
Specific Instructions for Adding Banners to E-mail Signatures
Including: Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, Outlook, AOL, Doteasy -- if your e-mail service is not included, use your help screens and/or see the instructions below that most similar to your e-mail program's features. (NOTE: When done, remember to test the new banner signature by sending yourself an e-mail.)
HOTMAIL
To add a banner to your signature in Hotmail:
Click and drag to highlight the banner code text at the top of this page. Then Right-click and choose "Copy".
Sign-in to your Hotmail account, click "Options" in the upper right of the screen, and click "More Options" toward the bottom of the drop down menu.
Then in the new screen scroll down to the "Customize Your Mail" section and click "Personal E-mail Signature."
In the new screen, click the "Mode" box to change from Rich Text or Plain Text to "Edit in HTML."
Then paste the code into the signature window, and click the "Mode" box again and turn off "Edit in HTML" by choosing Rich or Plain text. (The graphic of the banner should appear -- if desired, you can now add regular signature text such as your name, closing, and contact info by typing it in below or above the image.)
Save the new signature by clicking "Save" at the bottom of the signature window.
NOTE: If for any reason you need to delete the banner when sending a specific e-mail, just click on the banner in your compose window and then delete -- it will be deleted from only the e-mail you are sending.
YAHOO!
MAIL (and other programs that allow Rich Text Signatures)
Note: Some programs will allow you to copy and paste a
linked banner image into the Rich Text signature window (even if they don't
allow direct insertion of HTML code in
signatures). Yahoo is one example:
Right-click banner above and then click "Copy"
Sign-in to Yahoo! Mail and at top right click "Options" and then "Mail Options"
Click "Signature" in menu list at left.
Make sure you are in Rich Text mode (with bold, italic and
other formatting options available). If
not, scroll down and drag bottom bar to the right, then scroll up to top right
corner of the signature window -- if it says "Rich Text" you must
click that link and wait for the Rich Text options to appear.
When Rich Text formatting icons appear, click in the signature window and Right-click to select "Paste." (The banner should now appear.)
To check/add the hyperlink: Click the image once, and then click the globe/chain-link icon above. A hyperlink box will appear -- the text should be the full web address: http://dayoftheunbornchild.com -- then click "OK."
Then click "Save Changes" at top left.
GMAIL
Basic Gmail service does not currently allow HTML
signatures. However, nearly all e-mail
programs can receive, display and forward HTML, so you can create an e-mail to
use as a template with the "Reply" option as follows:
Right-click the linked banner at the top of this page and select "Copy".
Sign into your Gmail account and select compose. (Make sure you are in Rich Text Mode, which has formatting options above the compose window -- if you see the "Rich Text" option at the top left of the window, click it to turn it on.)
Click in the compose window (hit return to add blank lines if desired), then Right-click and select "Paste." (The banner image should appear.)
Then send this e-mail to your own e-mail address with an identifying subject line, and check your inbox to make sure it was received and that the banner is included. Keep this e-mail in your inbox -- you can use it as your template whenever you want to send an e-mail that includes the banner -- simply use the "Reply" option and delete any unwanted reply-text and insert your own "Subject" and "To" lines.
OUTLOOK:
Click Here for versions that don't allow HTML signatures:
Click Here for "Insert
Picture" Option (MS Office 2007 version):
Note: Consult Help topics for your version of Outlook to determine if your version allows HTML in signatures and follow the help screens and menus. If not, in some versions of Outlook, you may be able to insert the banner graphic in "custom stationery," or in a signature by using the "insert picture" option as described below:
For Outlook versions that don't allow HTML signatures:
Outlook -- Custom Stationery Option:
First download the image by Right-clicking the banner above -- select "Save picture as" and choose a location.
Then, from Outlook's main menu bar: Tools, Options, Compose, Stationery, Create New, and follow the prompts. For "Background" checkmark "Picture," Browse to find the banner filename (when you double-click the filename it should appear in the Preview window). Use Bottom and Left for position and select "Do Not Tile." Choose your desired font selections and when prompted type a name for the new Stationery (one that is easy to identify). Select "Finish."
Then checkmark the "Mail" box under Stationery, and click "Select." Find and click the name you chose (the banner should appear in the preview window), and click "OK."
Then click "Apply" and "OK." (Send a test e-mail to check the new stationery -- the banner should be visible in your New Message compose window.)
For Outlook "Insert Picture" Option (MS Office 2007 version):
To create the banner signature, and set it as your
default:
Right-click banner image at the top of this webpage to "save picture" to your computer or choose "copy" to hold it temporarily in memory.
In a new message, on the "Message" tab, in the "Include" group, click Signature and then "Signatures."
Click "New" and type an identifying name for the signature.
(If you downloaded the image)-- click the picture icon and then choose the location and the filename for the banner image.
OR
(If you temporarily copied) -- click to place the cursor in the signature window and right-click to select "Paste."
(The image should appear in the signature window) -- then click "OK."
Then, to insert a signature automatically, set it as your
default:
In a new message, on the Message tab, in the Include group, click Signature, and then click Signatures.
Under Choose default signature, in the E-mail account list, click the account for which you want to use the banner signature.
In the New messages list, select the signature you created.
To include the signature in message replies and forwards, in the Replies/Forwards list, select the signature -- then click "OK."
AOL
AOL e-mail signatures can be text or pictures, or both --
a signature you create can be set as the default automatically inserted at the
bottom of every e-mail you send, as follows:
First, right-click banner image at the top of this webpage to "save picture" to your computer:
Then, in AOL version 9.0, in the "Write Mail" window, click the "Signatures" drop-down menu, and then click "Set up Signatures." (For version 8.0 Plus and earlier, click the "Mail" menu, then click "Mail Signatures" or "Set Mail Signatures.")
Click the "Create" button.
In the "Signature Name" box, type an easy-to-identify name for this signature.
In the "Signature" box for AOL 9.0, add a picture/image (.jpg file for ex.) using the camera icon, and then if desired type additional text for the signature. In 9.0 you can also insert a hyperlink anywhere in the signature box with your mouse -- right-click and choose "Insert a Hyperlink" -- then enter a description and Internet address, and click "OK." (For 8.0 or higher, you can add a picture/image using the camera icon and then selecting the image you saved; for 8.0 Plus and earlier, you can also insert an item from your "Favorite Places" by clicking the Heart icon and clicking the "Favorite Place" to be included.)
Click "OK" and then the "X" button to close the "Set up Signatures" window.
DOTEASY
Click and drag to highlight the banner code text at the top of this page. Then Right-click and choose "Copy".
Sign in your e-mail -- then point to "Settings" and click "My Settings."
Then click the "Compose" tab.
Scroll down to the Signature box and click the more-than/less-than < > symbols to toggle the HTML option on.
Paste in the banner code, and click "Save" near the top of the screen.
Add Our Banner to Your Website:
If you are comfortable editing your website in HTML mode, simply switch to HTML mode and insert the code in the body of your web page where you want it to appear. Save your HTML changes and check the banner's positioning -- you may want to select the banner and add a centering command or adjust its size/position. Upload your page and then visit your site to see if the banner/link is visible and working and is placed where you want it.
If you don't want to work directly in HTML, you can add the banner to your webpage as follows:
While connected to the Internet, right click the image at the top of this page to download/save it -- for location choose the folder where you keep the files for your website. Then open your webpage file with the program you use to edit it, and insert this picture/image file where you want it to appear. Once inserted, right-click the image to add a hyperlink -- http://dayoftheunbornchild.com -- then save your page, and upload both your edited webpage and the image file you saved.
Using a Banner in Blogs, Forums and Message
Boards:
Many blogs, on-line forums and message boards allow insertion of a graphic image or HTML code in posts -- some may allow you to include it in a personal "signature" so it will appear in all your posts. However, if you are posting in someone else's blog or board, this may require special permission from the administrator. If you are unsure of a particular forum's rules regarding posts that include graphics or HTML banners, please read the terms/guidelines for that blog/board or contact the administrator. If the blog only prohibits linked banners, use the code for an un-linked banner, or use the instructions for downloading/saving the banner image and inserting it as a picture.
Free Easy E-cards
Just send an E-mail to Mar25Dec25ecard@DayOfTheUnbornChild.com to have our dual-season e-card (scroll down to view) sent straight to your inbox to forward to one or more of your e-mail contacts for the Annunciation in March or use it as your e-mail Christmas card to friends and family.
(Note: Your e-card should be received within a few days -- if not, make sure your e-mail filter is not catching it in the spam or junk folder, and adjust your safe sender, or whitelist to receive e-mails from the domain dayoftheunbornchild.com -- then try again.)
After you receive it, if you can't see the image you may see a prompting to display images from this address -- choose "always display" option if available.
When you click "forward" you may want to delete the "FW" subject and type your own -- you can also delete the header in the body of the e-mail and type your own greeting (this will personalize the card and make it look less like a forward).
Keep the e-mail in your inbox or move to a special e-mail folder to forward again for the next Christmas or Annunciation greeting. If you keep it in your inbox, your e-mail program may allow you to flag or mark it to keep it on top for future use.
Our Dual-Season E-card Links the
Annunciation to Christmas as "Happy HolyDays" (with an added reminder
of the greeting's real meaning). The design
encompasses both spring and winter.
Gold, bells, candles, ribbons and a table set with crystal are festive
for any occasion. The holly and
glistening tree trimmings evoke Christmas, while pink buds and a red-breasted
bird hint at the springtime feast of the Annunciation.
[NOTE: In addition to the E-card applications, you
can also download an MS Word file to print this graphic as invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For note-cards
right-click HERE
and save and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each half
down; the same note-card file can print postcards--just print, then
flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters.]
HTML Code: If you prefer to insert the e-card html code
yourself, linked or unlinked, select/highlight the entire code-string in the
appropriate text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse, (or use Shift and
the cursor arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY. Then to insert, right click and PASTE. (See instructions
above for details on how to use it (in e-mails for ex.).
HTML
code for linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
Our
Symbolic Floral Cards Below Feature The Carnation (Meaning Flesh-Colored
Flower) For The Annunciation Feast Of The Incarnation--When The Word Became
Flesh. To Send These Ecards Please See
Codes Below & Instructions Or Visit The
Date-Of-Life Foundation Link On Our Related Links Page
For more about using carnations to celebrate the March 25th feast, click this link to our "ideas" page.
[NOTE: In addition to the E-card applications, you
can also download an MS Word file to print this graphic as invitation-size note-cards/postcards. For note-cards, right-click HERE for the carnation photo card and save
and print, then cut page in half between the images and fold each side in half;
the same note-card files can print postcards--just print, then flip/turn
to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in quarters.]
HTML Code: To use the html code for the e-card above,
linked or unlinked, select/highlight the entire code-string in the appropriate
text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse, (or use Shift and the cursor
arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY.
Then to insert, right click and PASTE.
(See instructions above for details on
how to use it (in e-mails for ex.).
HTML
code for linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
[NOTE: In addition to the E-card applications, you can
also download an MS Word file to print this graphic as invitation-size
note-cards/postcards. For note-cards,
right-click HERE for the painted
carnations/oval design and save and print, then cut page in half between the
images and fold each side in half; the same note-card files can print postcards--just
print, then flip/turn to print again in the blank half of sheet, and cut in
quarters.]
HTML Code: To use the html code for the e-card above,
linked or unlinked, select/highlight the entire code-string in the appropriate
text box below by clicking/dragging your mouse, (or use Shift and the cursor
arrows) -- then right click and choose COPY.
Then to insert, right click and PASTE.
(See instructions above for details on
how to use it -- in e-mails for ex.).
HTML
code for linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
HTML
code for un-linked version of the e-card above is as follows:
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