It's very easy to make a search widget that allows you to start an Evergreen search from your library's website. We've done it at our library with Wordpress, but it should be equally easy in any system that will let you write HTML.
Our search form is slightly more complicated in that it allows you to choose whether to search our website or the catalog. This requires some Javascript and some some server-side scripting (in case someone has Javascript disabled) but is still pretty easy. You can see our website at http://forbeslibrary.org/. I've also included a screenshot of the "widget". [image: Inline image 1] Benjamin Kalish Forbes Library / 413-587-1012 / [email protected] Currently reading: *Our Mutual Friend* by Charles Dickens Just Finished: *Mind of the Raven: Investigations and Adventures With Wolf-birds by Bernd Heinrich.* On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 2:58 PM, Mina Edmondson < [email protected]> wrote: > York County Library System is considering changes to our website. Our > current vendor will not be doing websites in the future. Can you let me > know if you are using WordPress or Drupal along with Evergreen. How does > the website interact with the catalog? Are you using any special widgits to > make the integration easier? > > > > Have you built the website in house or use a vendor? What vendors can you > recommend? > > > > Please forward examples of your websites so we can get a better idea of > what is being done by libraries with these platforms. > > > > Mina C. Edmondson > > District Consultant > > York/Adams District > > [email protected] > > > > 717-849-6961- Office > > 717-916-0490- Cell > > > > Instantly borrow free digital movies, music, and more > <http://www.yorklibraries.org/elibrary>, 24/7 with your library card and > #hoopla. > New releases announced on our Facebook page > <https://www.facebook.com/YorkCountyLibraries?fref=ts>. > > >
