<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<GoogleCustomizations>
    <CustomSearchEngine>
        <Title>Solar Energy</Title>
        <Description>A Google Custom Search Engine that only includes solar energy sites</Description>
        <Context>
           <BackgroundLabels>
             <Label name="solar_example" mode="FILTER" />
          </BackgroundLabels>
        </Context>
        <LookAndFeel nonprofit="true">
           <!-- In the spirit of solar, this search engine has a yellow background with orange titles -->
           <Colors url="#FF6600" background="#FFFF33" border="#FF6600" title="#FF3300" text="#000000" visited="#663399" light="#FF0077"/>
        </LookAndFeel>
    </CustomSearchEngine>

   <!-- The Annotations section. This example illustrates the 3 different ways of specifying annotations -->

    <!-- Link to a XML annotations files -->
    <Include type="Annotations" href="http://guha.com/cref_anno.xml"/>

    <!-- Use a tool provided by Google (or anyone else) to automatically generate a set of annotations. This will grabs all the links from http://dmoz.org/Science/Technology/Energy/Renewable/Solar/ and assign the label solar_example to those links. You can add as many &label= parameters as you want. -->
    <Include type="Annotations" href="http://www.google.com/cse/tools/makeannotations?url=http://dmoz.org/Science/Technology/Energy/Renewable/Solar/&amp;label=solar_example" />

   <!-- You need not include files to add annotations. Adding them inline as shown here will work as well -->
   <Annotations>
    <Annotation about="http://www.solarenergy.org/*">
      <Label name="solar_example"/>
    </Annotation>
   <Annotation about="http://www.solarfacts.net/*">
       <Label name="solar_example"/>
   </Annotation>
  </Annotations>

</GoogleCustomizations>
