Thermometer goals chart - FREE

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We are proud to announce our new image based thermometer charts. Simply reference the inage on the thinksynergy server along with some variables and the customised chart will appear on your site.

In order to use these charts simply add the image to your HTML page in the usual format:

<img src=”http://www.thinksynergy.co.uk/scripts/thermometer.jpg?currency=£&template=4&max=1850&current=1525&text=Title” />

Note: If you cut/paste the above, please make sure the “” are pasted correctly, and dont end up curly quotes!

As you can see, there are some variables on the end of the image. These are as follows:

template = Choose 1 to 5 for different themes. We will be adding new themes and a gallery soon

max = This is the maximum (target) value of the chart

current = The current value on the chart

text = The title of the chart

currency = Enter the currency symbol you wish to use e.g.$

That’s it for now. Enjoy using this chart and please add a comment if you decide to use the chart of have any ideas for how it could be improved.

License: These charts may be used freely on any non-profit website. All I ask is you give me some feedback and a link to this site.

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2 Responses to “Thermometer goals chart - FREE”

  1. Barbee Joy Hall Says:

    I was able to copy and paste without any problem.
    But I am trying to eliminate the data inside the chart
    to read something else and their is not letting me do that. Can you plese instruct me as to how to change
    this data.

    Thank you very much for all of your assistance.

    Sincerely,
    Barbee Joy Hall
    Barbee.Hall@ynhh.org

  2. Jim Says:

    Hi Barbee,

    What data is it you are looking to change? The title of the chart is customisable, as is the maximum number and the current amount saved. Is it the “so far..” section you wish to change? If so, that shouldn’t be too hard to implement, but at present it is part of the background template.

    Let me know what it is you are trying to achieve and I will do my best to help.

    Jim

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