If your website contains only one age rating for all pages, you are done labeling your website within a couple of minutes. You can use our label generator (see: "Tools") or just copy and change the code below to make an age.xml file.

We recommend using our label generator because it’s easier. This prevents mistakes and you get a MIRACLE file together with the age.xml.

Be sure to use only text editors (NO Microsoft Word!) and save as UTF-8. Then use an ftp software such as Filezilla to transfer the age.xml file to the root of your webserver where, e.g., robots.txt or googlesitemap is already located.

 

Example of a short age.xml

In this example the website example.com including www.example.com and all other subdomains is not suitable for minors under 18 years.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<!-- age classification (age-label.com) -->
<age-declaration>
<ageblock-basic>
   <age-issuer>your company or name</age-issuer>
   <last-change>2015-03-01</last-change>
   <label-version>2.0</label-version>
   <revisit-after>1days</revisit-after>
</ageblock-basic>
<ageblock-country>
   <country class="age.xml">
      <country-code>all</country-code>
   </country>
   <country-default>age.xml</country-default>
</ageblock-country>
<ageblock-labeltype>
   <httpheader>false</httpheader>
   <htmlmeta>false</htmlmeta>
   <phraselabel>false</phraselabel>
   <agesubmit>false</agesubmit>
   <label-z>false</label-z>
   <xmlfile>true</xmlfile>
   <default-age>18</default-age>
</ageblock-labeltype>
<ageblock-labeltype-definition>
   <labeltype-xmlfile>
      <label class="website">
         <scope>*.example.com/*</scope>
         <age>18</age>
   </label>
</labeltype-xmlfile>
</ageblock-labeltype-definition>
</age-declaration>

 

 You must at least change to your data:

• <age-issuer>your company or name</age-issuer>
• <last-change>2015-03-01</last-change>
• <default-age>18</default-age>
• <scope>*.example.com/*</scope>
• <age>18</age>