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address
city, state, zip
phone
fax
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Instructions
Templates
The template folder includes one Dreamweaver template (.dwt file)
and four sample pages created from the template (.htm files). The
sample template folders also include image files that appear on
the templates (.gif or .jpg files, located in the images folder).
Graphics
Blank header and button images are provided for customization of
this template. They can be found in the images folder.
Although the Company.com header graphic appears to be one graphic,
it has been sliced to accommodate the layout of the template. A
one-piece blank .gif has been provided. Import it into your graphics
program. Apply your company or site name in the font of your choice
and apply any effects such as drop shadows, etc. Following your
graphic program's instructions, slice the image in two on the line
where the two colors meet. Save the editable file as well as the
new .gif. Place the new .gif into the images folder.
Tip: if you give the new .gif slices the same names as the slices
presently in the template, when they are added to the images folder
they will automatically be placed into the template.
Navigation
The navigation bar consists of individual rollover images. Blank
buttons for modification can be found in the images folder. You
will need to apply new button names in a graphics program. It is
easiest and most efficient if done in layers.
Editable Regions
There are three editable regions in this template:
body
right_column1
right_column2
When changes are made to these areas in the template, they will
not be carried throughout the site. To remove an editable region
go to Modify > Templates > Remove editable region.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact us at .
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Headline
The headline above consists of text and a
graphic.
This is a good place to put updates, special
features, and other items of particular interest to your website viewers.
CSS Snippet
Sometimes you may need a word or phrase to
look different than its surrounding text in the middle of a sentence,
or in a situation like the headlines above, where you want a break <br>
to follow rather than a paragraph line such as occurs with a headline
designation.
Span tags come to the rescue! Surround the
word or phrase you wish to highlight with span tags. The above headline
looks like this in HTML view:
<span style="font-weight: bold">CSS
Snippet</span>
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