rootring
rooted in blogs, linked in a ringitch.io
Best placement: A stable public ring page is the most reliable setup.
This replaces YOUR-SITE in the examples on this page.
itch.io does not work like platforms with site-wide footer injection. The most reliable setup is to use a stable public page for your webring links and keep that location easy to find.
Option A: Dedicated public ring page (recommended)
- Choose a stable public page you will use for the ring, such as a project page or a dedicated page linked from it.
- Add plain links for Prev, Random, Next, and Directory.
- Replace
YOUR-SITEwith that page URL if that is the page rootring should use. - Make sure the page is visible without logging in.
- If verification should use that page, set your Ring page URL to it in rootring.
Option B: Devlog page
- Open the project that has your devlog.
- Create or edit a public devlog entry.
- Add the four webring links as normal links in the post body.
- Link to that devlog from the main project page if it is not already easy to find.
- Replace
YOUR-SITEwith the devlog URL if that is the page rootring should use. - If verification should use that page, set your Ring page URL to the devlog URL in rootring.
Need a different look?
itch.io often works best with plain visible links, but you can still browse the snippet gallery for ideas and simpler variants.
Copyable links
Replace YOUR-SITE with the URL rootring should use for your blog.
On itch.io, that is often a stable public ring page rather than your main homepage.
Prev: https://rootr.ing/prev?site=YOUR-SITE
Random: https://rootr.ing/random
Next: https://rootr.ing/next?site=YOUR-SITE
Directory: https://rootr.ing/directory
Notes
Keep the page public and stable. If you use a devlog page, it is best to link it from the main project page and use that URL for verification when needed.