You can place a live Palanor chart on any web page. The chart updates itself as new readings arrive, and it always carries its source.
How to embed a chart
- Open the chart's public page: palanor.com/signals/ followed by the signal, or palanor.com/indices/ followed by the index.
- Select Embed, next to the latest reading on a signal page or beside History on an index page.
- Pick a Range (1Y, 2Y, 5Y, 10Y or Max) and a Theme. Auto follows the reader's light or dark setting. Light and Dark fix it.
- The preview shows exactly what your readers will see. Select Copy code and paste it into your page's HTML.
The code is an iframe plus a one-line link to the chart's page on Palanor. It is 420 pixels tall and fills the width of its container up to 720 pixels. You can change the height and width in the code.
What can be embedded
- Custom Indices. Every public index can be embedded. They are Palanor's own composites.
- Signals whose source allows redistribution. That means public-domain data (U.S. government statistics, for example) and openly licensed data (such as CC BY 4.0), plus series Palanor computes itself.
- Not market prices. Stock, ETF, crypto and currency prices come from a licensed market data provider and stay on Palanor. Signals from sources whose terms do not allow redistribution stay on Palanor too.
If a signal page has no Embed button, the signal is not licensed for use outside Palanor. The rule is applied by the server, so an embed link for such a signal returns "not found".
The source line
Every embedded chart ends with a source line: the original publisher, "via Palanor", and the license, linked to its terms. When a license asks for a specific credit sentence, that sentence is shown as well. Please leave the source line in place. It is how the original publisher and the license travel with the numbers. The embed license itself, including the conditions above, is in [Terms of Service, Section 6.2](/terms#embedding).
The chart's title and the Full record link go to the chart's page on Palanor, which has the methodology and the full history.
Reading the chart
The line is cyan when the value rose over the chosen range and coral when it fell. Move the pointer across the chart, or focus it and use the arrow keys, to read any date. Custom Index charts show faint rules at the reading bands (25, 40, 60 and 75).
Freshness and search
Embedded charts refresh at most once an hour. The embed page is not indexed by search engines. Its canonical link points to the chart's page on Palanor, so your page never competes with it.
What Palanor records
Each time an embedded chart loads, Palanor adds one to a daily count for that chart and the host name of the page it sits on (for example, example.com). The count stores nothing else: no page paths and no reader details. A short-lived rate limit sees the reader's network address to stop abuse. It is not kept with the count.