Publishing Partners

We offer the possibility to publish our website technology information data (which web technologies a particular site is using) on your own site for free. If you run a website that shows any type of information about other websites, you may want to add our technology information for your users.

Example

This could be shown on your site:

Description

This is the code you need to include in your pages:

<div id="w3t" class="w3t">
<a href="http://w3techs.com/sites/info/q?url=--insert URL here--">W3Techs</a>
shows which technology the site is using
</div>

<script src="http://w3techs.com/siteinfo.js?url=--insert URL here--"></script>
<script>w3t_si(document.getElementById("w3t"))</script>

The div with id w3t is the container. It must contain a link to w3techs.com without a rel="nofollow" attribute. You may use your own wording. This text will only be shown to visitors with Javascript disabled.

The text "--insert URL here--" must be replaced with the URL whose technologies you want to show, that is nasdaq.com in the example above. The preferred format is "url=nasdaq.com", but any other format works as well, for example "url=http://www.nasdaq.com/". Note, that we always show the web technologies of the site, not of individual pages or subdomains. It is good practice to url-encode the URL.

The two <script> elements fetch the code from W3Techs and display it in the container. It is good practice to place this Javascript code at the end of your HTML page, because that speeds up page rendering by the browser.

Please note that the size of the text block is not fixed, because it depends on the technologies known for that site. If your page layout requires fixed size, we suggest to use a fixed sized div container with automatic scroll bars.

Styling

You can use CSS to change the style of the W3Techs information.

This example has been styled with the following CSS definitions:

#w3t                /* the container div */
  {background-color:#ffc;
   width:400px;
   border:solid gray 1px;
   padding:6px;}

#w3t span.w3t_h     /* header "Web technologies used by ..." */
  {letter-spacing:1px;
   font-weight:bold;}

#w3t span.w3t_m     /* "More information at W3Techs.com" */
  {display:block;
   font-size:80%;
   text-align:right}

#w3t span.w3t_m a   /* link in "More information at W3Techs.com" */
  {text-decoration:none}

#w3t table          /* web technologies table */
  {margin-left:auto;
   margin-right:auto;}

#w3t th             /* header column */
  {font-style:italic;
   border-bottom:solid gray 1px;
   border-top:solid gray 1px;}

#w3t td            /* detail column */
  {border-bottom:solid gray 1px;
   border-top:solid gray 1px;}

Terms of Use

This free service is subject to the following terms of use:

• The web technology information provided by us is meant as a supplement to your own content. You must not use the information provided by us to build a service that consists primarily in showing our information.
• You must not use the information provided by us for any other purpose than showing it to your visitors.
• You must not include more than one call of our service per web page.
• The service may be called only from pages visible to search engines, and they must include a link to W3Techs.com.
• You must not call this service in batch mode, e.g. via a robot.
• You must not use this service in a manner that adversely impacts the stability of our site.
• You must not store the information provided by us.
• You must not hide the link to us from your visitors, e.g. by making it invisible.
• The information provided by us is governed by our disclaimer.
• We try to keep a high up-time, but we do not guarantee a certain availability of the service.
• We reserve the right to modify or terminate the service or any parts of it at any time.