The Codes page displays pieces of codes for your clouds: mini-cloud and full-size cloud.
Copy these pieces to the pages where you want to embed your Quintura clouds.
You can choose the code for embedding your minicloud: JavaScript or Adobe Flash.
Flash-version of the cloud featuring a number of important advantages for web-site publishers: it loads faster and is less in volume than the JavaScript cloud, it provides softer cloud animation and allows to embed code into some of the blogs that block Java code.
!Important For proper operation, you shouldn't change the generated codes for embedding.
!Important For proper operation, the domain where your website resides should be accessible from outside. Otherwise, the Quintura service will fail to access your files and embedded content will not show.
How to embed your minicloud?
How to embed your full-size cloud?
How to embed your custom searchbox?
How to embed your similar documents?
Alternative code will come in handy when the widget is nested into a table (mainly in pages with tabular layout).
Tables have an unfavorable feature: no rendering is possible until all content of table is loaded. Alternative code will let the widget to be loaded
outside any table (in the root element—body) until the page is loaded and then will relocate it to a given location. It will end up with quicker page loading for site viewers. Note if your website has non-tabular layout, we recommend you to use the general code.
The alternative code consists of two parts. The first part of the code must be embedded exactly where you want the widget to be. The second part is recommended to be placed right before the closing tag </body>.