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Index of help

This web template is full of helpful information. Here is a listing of all of the help.

• What comes with this theme package
  • Where to Start?
    • Licensing information for this theme package

- About Themes, Page Templates, Web Templates
- Adding Columns
- Adding Pages to your web
- Bullets (right column)
- Cascading Style Sheets (below)
- Changing layout of pages
- Deleting Pages from your web
- E-Commerce
- Email Links
- FAQ
- Form Buttons
- Images: graphic hyperlinks, graphic form buttons
- Info Boxes - extra large text
- Linking Pictures (graphic hyperlinks)
- Renaming Pages of your web
- Rollover Buttons
- Saving Files
- Search Engines
- Style Guide
- Navigation Bars (FAQ)
- Site Map
- Table of Contents
- "Web" definition

Style Guide

This may help you when you are editing your pages:

Font used: Verdana

Suggested color palette:

Hints

- Do not underline text for emphasis; instead, Bold or Italicize. People will think underlined text is a hyperlink.
- Try not to change font size "manually" (using the font size drop-down menu) if you are using Cascading Style Sheets. Netscape will not apply those changes. Instead, control your text with Headings, bullets, and other styles.
- Font sizes over 10pt do not look as professional.
- Stay away from blinking text and animated gifs. Unless you have Flash animation or some similar animation, blinking and spinning graphics can look unprofessional.
- The "MARQUEE" option in FrontPage does not work in Netscape. Be sure to preview often in both browsers to make sure that your page is turning out the way you want it to.

Cascading Style Sheet

If you apply the theme without Cascading Style Sheets, the fonts will be "normal" sized, and you may resize them yourself.

If you apply the theme with Cascading Style Sheets, your default font will be 10pt. We also included a custom style called "info box" in a smaller font, to use in your info boxes. Any changes you make manually to the fonts will show up in Internet Explorer, but not in Netscape.

Style sheets are a nice way to globally change properties of paragraphs and text -- instead of having to go to each page and change your text from 8pt to 10pt, you can just change the style sheet.

If you would like to define a new "style" (a certain way to display text -- what font, size, color, etc.), you may modify the theme or create new style information.

To modify the style sheet associated, with the theme: Go to Format/Theme, click the Modify button, click the Text button, click on More Text Styles, and create a new style. Once you are back in Normal View, you may access these styles from the Style dropdown menu. Styles are usually applied to entire paragraphs.

To modify or create a new style sheet, go to Format/Style.

	Info Box 1
	You can force your horizontal buttons to line up vertically inside an info box!

	Info Box 2
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If you don't want this column, click here and go to Table / Select / Cell, then right-click and select Delete Cell.