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Site-Weaver Plugins Help |
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Site-Weaver provides you with the means to insert a variety of 'plugins'
into your webpages. These plugins can do many different things -
some will insert a discussion forum in your page, others will
add a guestbook, counter, or something else!
Below, we'll be running down each plugin available one at a
time. But if you want to skip ahead, feel free to use one of
these links:
Counter
Guestbook
Poll
Free4AllLinks
Horizontal Rule
Spacer
Postcards
Photo Gallery
Search
Directory
Forum
Selecting [Plugin] from the Tool Bar will open up a new window
that contains a list of all available plugins. The word [Add]
appears next to each. Clicking on [Add] will start the process
of adding one of those plugins. |
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Plugin Counter |
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A
counter adds up and displays how many people have visited a
page. It appears as a string of numbers that goes up by one
every time the page is loaded. We have included a gallery of
several different counter designs that will fit into a wide
variety of different webpages.
Adding a Counter
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Counter" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the page
wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here] will
open up the "Edit Counter Settings" window.
This new window contains the following:
Select your Counter Image Type – this is a drop-down
menu which offers a list of all available counter images, with a
[Preview] button next to it that will open up the actual counter
image in a new pop-up window. In this way, you will be able to
make their decision right away, rather than having to preview
your page multiple times.
Set number of hits – this text field allows you to set
the base amount of "hits" the page has received. While creating
your page, you will no doubt be visiting your pages often to
make changes. If you don’t want this to distort your counter
readings, then this allows you to reset it to zero when you
launch your site.
Clicking [Done] will complete the process. If you should ever
want to make changes, you will simply have to click on the
[Edit] button next to the counter. |
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Plugin Guestbook |
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A
guestbook works as a sort of "visitors log", where web surfers
can leave comments to the person who created the website. The
guestbook asks for their name, email address, and geographic
location.
Adding a Guestbook
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Guestbook" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
webpage wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here]
will open up the "Edit Guestbook Settings" window.
On the "Edit Guestbook Settings" page, you will be asked to
fill out the following:
Font Color – this controls the color of the text in
the guestbook. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a
pop-up window where you can select any color that you want from
a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for them.
Background Color 1 – this controls the first
background color on the guestbook page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Background Color 2 – this controls the second
background color on the guestbook page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Please note that there are two background colors, because
each guestbook entry will have alternating background colors for
contrast.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that you want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for you. There are samples next to each font
type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see an image that
says "Your Guestbook Click Here". This is simply an image that
you will see, whereas on your actual website you will see the
Guestbook fields (by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Guestbook Settings" page.
If you click on the "Your Guestbook Click Here" image itself,
you will be brought to an "administrative" page for the
guestbook. In the future, if you need to delete a guestbook
entry, you can do so here. All you will need to do is fill in
the checkbox next to the message you want to get rid of and then
click [Delete]. If you don’t want to delete anything, you can
simply click [Close] to close this window.
Please Note that a user can have
only one guestbook per page. Having more than one will result in
errors. You will note that we have taken the precautionary step
of removing the option to add a guestbook if one has already
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Plugin Poll |
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In
order to make your pages more interactive, you have the option
of including polls in your pages, where visitors can cast their
vote on a topic of your choosing. You can set the topic and
options yourself and view the results as the poll progresses.
Adding a Poll
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Poll" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the Work
Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the page
wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here] will
open up the "Edit Poll Settings" window.
On the "Edit Poll Settings" page, you will be asked to fill
out the following:
Font Color – this controls the color of the text in
the poll. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for them.
Background Color 1 – this controls the first
background color on the poll page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Background Color 2 – this controls the second
background color on the poll page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that you want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for you. There are samples next to each font
type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see an image that
says "Your Poll Click Here". This is simply an image that you
will see in your Work Area, whereas on your actual website you
will see poll options (by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool
Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, they will
be able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Poll Settings" page. If you click on the "Your Poll Click
Here" image itself, you will be brought to an "administrative"
page for the poll.
It is here that you can enter your poll question and the
optional answers that will appear on your webpage. In the
future, you can come back here to edit these and add new
questions if you choose to. In this way, they can have a
monthly, weekly or even daily poll.
Please Note that a user can have
only one poll per page. Having more than one will result in
errors. You will note that we have taken the precautionary step
of removing the option to add a poll if one has already been
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Plugin Free4All Links |
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Adding a Free4All Links plugin sets up a section of your page
for links. What makes them "Free4All" is that anyone surfing
through can submit a link to the page and it will appear
immediately. This is a great way for you to put together a body
of interesting links. If a visitor submits a link that you are
unhappy with, you can easily remove it.
Adding Free4All Links
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the words
"Free4All" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
webpage wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here]
will open up the "Edit Free4All Links Settings" window.
On the "Edit Free4All Links Settings" page, the user will be
asked to fill out the following:
Initial Category – this is an initial category, that
must be created, to which visitors can add links. More
can be added later, but at least one needs to be created
initially for things to work.
Font Color – this controls the color of the text in
the poll. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for them.
Background Color 1 – this controls the first
background color on the poll page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Background Color 2 – this controls the second
background color on the poll page. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for them.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that they want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for them. There are samples next to each
font type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see an image that
says "Your Free4All Click Here". This is simply an image that
you will see in your Work Area, whereas on your actual website
you will see a form to enter links (by clicking on [View Page]
in the Tool Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Free4All Links Settings" page. If you click on the "Your
Free4All Click Here" image itself, you will be brought to an
"administrative" page for the links.
The first page you see will eventually contain a list of all
links as they are added by visitors. It lists the details of the
links across three columns: the Name, the Description, and the
Category. You can delete links by filling in the checkbox next
to a link and clicking on the [Delete] button. There is also a
link on the page to "Edit Categories". This link will open
another window, where you will be able to add or delete link
categories. There will be a list of all categories similar to
the list of links in the previous window. Once again, you will
be able to delete items easily by filling in the checkbox and
clicking [Delete]. Underneath the list of categories you will
see an entry field where you can enter the name of a new
category. After you have entered the name you need only click
[Add] to create a new category.
Please Note: In order to work
properly, the Free4All Links needs to have at least one
category. If the user does not enter at least on category, no
submitted links will be stored.
Please Note that a user can have only one free4all
links plugin per page. Having more than one will result in
errors. You will note that we have taken the precautionary step
of removing the option to add a Free4AllLinks page if one has
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Plugin Horizontal Rule
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A
horizontal rule is quite simply a line which you can insert in
your page to help separate and organize your content. You can
decide all the thickness of the line, its color, its shade, and
its alignment.
Adding a Horizontal Rule
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the words
"Horizontal Rule" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up
in the Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout
the webpage wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add
Here] will open up the "Edit Horizontal Rule Settings" window.
On the "Edit Horizontal Rule Settings" page, you will be
asked to fill out the following:
Height – this is the desired height of the line,
calculated in pixels. You can choose to include a percentage
sign, which determine the height the line in relation to the
table cell you are placing it in.
Width – this is the desired width of the line,
calculated in pixels. You can choose to include a percentage
sign, which determine the width the line in relation to the
table cell you are placing it in.
Shade – drop-down menu which allows you to choose
either a "3-D" or "Flat" line. Choosing "3-D" will result in a
slightly more shaded line, creating the illusion of three
dimensions, whereas a "Flat" line will be regular.
Alignment – drop-down menu which allows you to choose
to align your horizontal rule either to the "left", to the
"center" or to the "right".
Color – this controls the color of the line. Clicking
on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up window where you can
select any color that you want from a color palette. Doing so
will automatically fill the color number into the field for you.
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You can also choose
to start over by clicking [Clear].
You will be returned to your Work Area, where the Horizontal
Rule will now appear. Pressing on the [Edit] button next to the
Rule will open up the "Edit Horizontal Rule Tag" window and
allow you to make modifications. |
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Plugin Spacer |
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The
spacer is a useful little tool that helps you to achieve your
webpage design goals. It creates a transparent image that will
take up space in your page. This is useful for spacing out
blocks of text and images.
Adding a Spacer
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Spacer" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
webpage wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here]
will open up the "Edit Spacer" window.
Adding a spacer is a very simple task. You need only define
the dimensions:
Height – this is the desired height of the invisible
image, calculated in pixels.
Width – this is the desired width of the invisible
image, calculated in pixels.
After clicking [Done], you will be brought back to your Work
Area, where the spacer will appear as a black outline. This
outline appears only in your Work Area and disappears when
viewing the actual page (by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool
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Plugin Postcards |
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You
are able to have a small postcard gallery in your website. After
uploading your own pictures, you will need only select them and
they will magically appear on your page with the necessary forms
to fill out for sending as a postcard. Your visitors will be
able to send them to their friends, which will increase traffic
to your page.
Adding a Postcard Gallery
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Postcards" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the page
wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here] will
open up the "Edit Postcard Settings" window.
On the "Edit Postcard Settings" page, you will be asked to
fill out the following:
Postcard Directory – this is the directory in your
File Manager where you have your images uploaded for use in the
postcard gallery. Clicking on the [Browse] button will take you
directly to your File Manager. You must navigate to the proper
directory by use of the left hand column, and once you are in
the directory that contains the images, all you have to do is
click [Ok] under the box that asks whether this is the postcard
directory.
In that same pop-up window, there are two buttons in the
top-right corner: [Upload Files] and [Spider Files]. If the
image files that you want are not already in your File Manager,
no problem. You can easily retrieve the images from your
personal computer using the [Upload Files] button, or from the
Internet using the [Spider Files] button.
Number of Columns – this is the number of columns that
you would like all of your postcard images to be spread across.
Font Color – this controls the color of the text in
the postcard gallery. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open
a pop-up window where you can select any color that you want
from a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Background Color – this controls the background color
of the postcard gallery. Clicking on the [Browse] button will
open a pop-up window where you can select any color that you
want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the
color number into the field for you.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that you want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for you. There are samples next to each font
type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. The user will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see an image that
says "Your Postcards". This is simply an image that you will see
in your Work Area, whereas on your actual website you will see
the postcard gallery with forms to fill out the required info
for sending a postcard (by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool
Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Postcard Settings" page. |
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Plugin PhotoGallery
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The
Photo Gallery plugin lets you add images to your website in an
organized manner. It creates a thumbnail gallery of your images,
which, once clicked on, open up into full-sized versions.
Adding a Postcard Gallery
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the words
"Photo Gallery" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in
the Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
page wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here]
will open up the "Edit Photo Gallery Settings" window.
On the "Edit Photo Gallery Settings" page, you will be asked
to fill out the following:
Photo Directory – this is the directory in yourFile
Manager where you must have your images uploaded for use in the
photo gallery. Clicking on the [Browse] button will take you
directly to your File Manager. You must navigate to the proper
directory by use of the left hand column, and once you are in
the directory that contains the images, all you have to do is
click [Ok] under the box that asks whether this is the photo
gallery directory.
In that same pop-up window, there are two buttons in the
top-right corner: [Upload Files] and [Spider Files]. If the
image files that you want are not already in your File Manager,
no problem. They can easily retrieve the images from your
personal computer using the [Upload Files] button, or from the
Internet using the [Spider Files] button.
Background Color – this controls the background color
of the photo gallery. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open
a pop-up window where you can select any color that you want
from a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Number of Columns – this is the number of columns that
you would like all of your gallery images to be spread across.
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see an image that
says "Your Photo Gallery". This is simply an image that you will
see in your Work Area, whereas on your actual website you will
see the photo gallery images (by clicking on [View Page] in the
Tool Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Photo Gallery Settings" page. |
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Plugin Search |
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The
Search plugin allows a visitor to search through your pages. It
inserts a Search Box into your page, which includes a text field
and a [Search] button. If you have created multiple pages, you
may choose to allow visitors to search them for specific
information.
Adding A Search Box
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Search" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
webpage wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here]
will open up the "Edit Search Settings" window.
On the "Edit Search Settings" page, you will be asked to fill
out the following:
Font Color – this controls the color of the text of
the search. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for you.
Background Color – this controls the background color
of the search. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a
pop-up window where you can select any color that you want from
a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that you want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for you. There are samples next to each font
type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3…
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area, where you will see a search box.
This is simply a sample that you are seeing, whereas on your
actual website you will see the actual search box (by clicking
on [View Page] in the Tool Bar).
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Search Settings" page. |
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Plugin Directory |
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The
Directory plugin allows you to create your very own search
engine. It will insert a small search engine interface into your
page, which will appear as a search field and a list of category
shortcuts that you pre-define. If a visitor uses the directory
to search, it will return results from the listings that you
have entered. You can choose to create a wide-ranging search
engine that touches upon many different areas on the Internet,
or else define it very narrowly to a very limited number of
websites.
Adding a Directory
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Directory" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the page
wherever something can be added. Pressing on [Add Here] will
open up the "Edit Directory Settings" window.
On the "Edit Directory Settings" page, you will be asked to
fill out the following:
Font Color – this controls the color of the text of
the directory. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a
pop-up window where you can select any color that you want from
a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Background Color – this controls the background color
of the directory. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a
pop-up window where you can select any color that you want from
a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that they want by
clicking on it.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3…
Clicking [Done] will save the settings. You will now be
returned to your Work Area. Where you had previously decided to
add your Directory, there will now be an image that says "Your
Directory Click Here". This is a substitute for the real thing
that appears only in your Work Area. If you were to view your
page (by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool Bar) you would see
the actual Directory.
Managing a Directory
The Directory plugin is probably the most complex of our
plugins. It allows you to create a full-fledged search engine.
However, when it is first plugged in to a page, the directory is
not much more than an empty shell that needs to be built up by
you. You must first create your main category structure, and
then proceed to fill it up with website listings. In the future,
visitors will be able to submit their own sites, but in the
beginning you will most likely need to do most of the work
yourself.
To start managing the directory, you should first click on
the "Your Directory Click Here" image. This will open a new
window with your directory in it. It won’t be much to look at,
consisting of a link to "Add a Category" and a search box (which
won’t return any results).
Selecting the link "Add a Category" opens up a new page,
where the you can start entering categories for your directory.
You are asked for three pieces of information:
Title – you must choose a name for the category, which
will also be the link text.
Description – a short summary for that particular
category.
Icon – location of a small graphical icon which will
appear next to the title, if you desire to have one. Leave the
field blank if there is no icon.
Clicking [Save] when done will return you to your main
directory. The new category will now show up in the listings.
Next to it will be its icon, along with two text links –
“Delete” and “Edit Sites”. The former will delete the category
and all its contents (you will be prompted to confirm your
choice).
The second link, “Edit Sites” will open up a listing of all
the sites contained within the category. They will be listed in
a table, with columns containing the following information:
Title, Description, Rating and Hits.
The Title, Description and Rating are
entered when you add sites, and Hits refers to how many times
the link has been clicked on. In the beginning there won’t be
any sites listed, but you can begin adding websites by going to
the front-end of the directory on your webpage and selecting the
“Add My Web Site” link in the top-right corner of the directory.
Adding a Website
You must first choose which category you want to add a site
to. Once you have navigated to within that category, you must
select “Add My Web Site” in the top-right corner. You will be
asked to enter several pieces of information.
The Title and Description function the same way
as they do while adding a category.
Keywords are words that will be searched through when
a visitor is looking for information. They are what the search
engine uses to find relevant sites. The more accurate keywords
assigned to a site will increase the relevance of search
results.
The Name and Email refer to the person
submitting the site. This is mostly relevant for keeping track
of who submitted what.
LinkUrl is the location (URL) of the site being
submitted. This needs to be accurate; otherwise the directory
will list a broken link.
After clicking [Save], you will be returned to the main
directory page. If you now return to the category or do a
search, you will see that the website you just added now
appears.
You will need to continue this process until you have a good
base of websites listed in your directory. Over time it will
grow more steadily, with visitors helping to contribute to its
development.
Editing a Listing
Once a site is submitted, either by you or by one of your
visitors, you have the ability to edit/delete the listing. This
is done through the admin side of the directory. You must click
on the “Your Directory Click Here” image, and then select “Edit
Sites” for whichever category the site is listed in. Clicking on
the name of the site will open up a page very similar to the
“Add My Web Site” page, except all the information will already
be filled in – and there will be an extra field...
Rating allows you some control over how sites are
listed in your directory. You can assign sites a numerical
rating between 1 and 10. Higher rated sites will appear above
lower rated sites in the search results and category listings.
When sites are submitted, they are assigned a default rating of
5, but this can be changed by you depending on what you think of
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Plugin Forum |
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The
Forum plugin allows you to insert a discussion forum into your
page. They allow a visitor to post a message to which others may
reply, creating an ongoing dialogue known as a "thread". Forums
can contain multiple threads and therefore can open up many
avenues of conversation.
Adding A Forum
You must first press on the [Add] link next to the word
"Forum" in the plugin list. Your webpage will open up in the
Work Area, with [Add Here] buttons appearing throughout the
page. Pressing on [Add Here] will open up the "Edit Forum
Settings" window.
On the "Edit Forum Settings" page, you will be asked to fill
out the following:
Title – you must choose a name for your forum.
Description – a brief description of what the forum is
going to be about.
Title Color – this controls the color of the title for
the forum. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for you.
Menu Color – this controls the color of the forum
menu. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up window
where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for you.
Background Color – this controls the color of the
forum background. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a
pop-up window where you can select any color that you want from
a color palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color
number into the field for you.
Font Color – this controls the color of all text in
the forum. Clicking on the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any color that you want from a color
palette. Doing so will automatically fill the color number into
the field for you.
Background Color 1 – this controls the color of the
first background of threads/posts. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for you.
Background Color 2 – this controls the color of the
second background of threads/posts. Clicking on the [Browse]
button will open a pop-up window where you can select any color
that you want from a color palette. Doing so will automatically
fill the color number into the field for you.
Font Face – Times New Roman, Courier… Selecting
"Other" and clicking the [Browse] button will open a pop-up
window where you can select any font type that you want by
clicking on it. Doing so will automatically fill the font type
name into the field for you. There are samples next to each font
type to make things easier.
Font Size – 1, 2,
3…
Clicking [Done] will create the forum. You will now be
returned to your Work Area. Where you had previously decided to
add your forum, there will now be an image that says "Your Forum
Click Here". This is a substitute for the real thing that
appears only in your Work Area. If you were to view your page
(by clicking on [View Page] in the Tool Bar) you would see the
actual forum.
If you click the [Edit] button next to the image, you will be
able to alter the settings because it brings you back to the
"Edit Forum Settings" page.
If you click on the "Your Forum Click Here" image itself, you
will be brought to an "administrative" page for the forum. The
page will eventually contain a list of all of the threads in the
forum, along with the Subject of the thread, the name of
the person that the thread was Started By, the date that
the thread was Started On, the date that the Last
Response in that thread was posted, and the total number of
Posts in that thread. The user can delete threads by
filling in the checkbox next to a thread and clicking on the
[Delete Checked] button, or can just click [Close] to exit.
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