FrontPage Help

NAVIGATION INCLUDES:
To make it easy to update your website, we use include pages which is a FrontPage feature the allows you to create a page with text content, images or navigation menus and then insert it on an existing page or pages. By updating the information on a single include page all pages that have the include page on it will also be updated.

CSS:
Stands for Cascading Style Sheets, a useful feature added to HTML pages by a link in the html view that helps Web site designers have more control over how pages are formatted and displayed. Web template designers create style sheets that define how different elements, such as navigation menus, heading, tables and links work and appear. CSS is the most common format, but sometimes you will see a FrontPage theme in place of CSS that is worked into the design layout of the web template.

YOUR NAME HERE:
The area that says, "your Name Here is sometimes graphic image to give you an idea for a page layout. There is always a blank image in the same size that you can use to replace that image with your business or personal name. Also in some of our templates all you need to do is just type in your business name.

CHANGING THE TEMPLATE COLOR:
90% of our templates are pre-designed in a graphics program and then turned into a html web page or are controlled by CSS. Changing the colors of the template normally cannot be done unless you have CSS or graphic design knowledge. However we will make one to meet your needs in the colors you need for a Custom Design cost or we can add it to our other available templates for our normal cost.

ADDING YOUR OWN PHOTOS:
In certain areas of the templates where we have added images as fillers, you can change them and add your own, but you will need to make sure they are the same size, so the images will not distort the tables and cause the template to fall apart when viewed in the browser. You also need to make sure your images are optimized to reduce the file size so they load fast. If you are not familiar with optimizing images, do a search on Google for "optimizing images" and you will find tutorials for this.