GRAY DWT

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      Footer information, company contact information and copyright here.      

 

Definition of DWTIG Spec 1 Editable Regions
Region Name Region Characteristics
doctitle The Title of the Page - this is what appears in the uppermost left status bar of the published page.  To edit this and the following two regions, right click over the body of the page and select Page Properties.  Fill in your own information for the Title, Page Description, and Keywords fields.  You will want to do this on each page.
keywords Keywords for your Page/Site; important for search engine spidering purposes.  To edit, see instructions above for "doctitle."
description Description of your Page/Site; important for search engine spidering purposes.  To edit, see instructions above for "doctitle."
scripting Location for any coding (asp, java script, etc.) which requires placement within the <HEAD> </HEAD> tags of the web page.
banner Name of the Page Being Viewed - you may either use the "text" banner provided with FrontPage or type in the title manually.
sub_menu Secondary Navigation - uses FrontPage navigation structure link bar; depending on the location of the page in the FrontPage navigation structure, this will be set to either "Child" or "Same" level.  Default is "Child" level.
body1 Main Content - in a 2 or 3 column layout, this content will appear in the widest content column.  In a 1 column layout, this will appear first.
body2 Secondary Content - in a 3 column layout, this content will appear in the left column.  In a 2 column layout, this content will appear in the smaller of the two columns.  In a 1 column layout, this content will appear directly beneath the body1 editable region's content.
body3 Third Level Content - in a 3 column layout, this content will appear in the right column.  In a 2 column layout, this content will appear directly beneath the body1 editable region's content.  In a 1 column layout, this content will appear directly beneath the body2 editable region's content.
special1 Place for an applet or anything else
special2 Place for an applet or anything else

 

Template Specific Instructions

Changing Your Name in the Header Area:

  1. The "logo" in this template is text based. Simply open the grey.dwt file (found in the grey_dwt folder) and make the change to the company name.

Changes to Non-Editable Regions:

  1. All desired changes to Non-Editable Regions must be made on the actual DWT file itself.  The changes made on that file will propagate throughout your web to all pages having the revised DWT attached to them, as well as any future pages to which the DWT is attached.
     
  2. This DWT design contains two areas on each DWT requiring modification:  the name in the header area (see instructions above), and the name/year in the bottom bar Copyright area.  Please note that the Copyright statement on your pages referring to you does NOT include a copyright to the design/template itself (see "Copyright and Licensing Information" below).

Scripting:

  1. Please refer to the DWT Interchange Guidelines website for current information regarding scripting (ASP, Javascript, etc.) located outside the <body> </body> tags of web pages.

Colors, Graphics and Theme Information:

  1. This design does not use an external style sheet to apply all colors and fonts, as it relies on a FrontPage theme. This may require you to manually select the font size of text on new pages.
     
  2. All graphics used in the design of this DWT are contained in the design_name_dwt/graphics/ folder of your web.
     
  3. This design does uses a FrontPage theme; the button rollovers, bullet lists, page banners, etc., are fully controlled by the FrontPage theme included with this template.

Navigation Changes for the 'submenu' Region:

  1. FrontPage navigation systems are either oriented vertically or horizontally.  If you are applying this or any other DWT design to web pages which had the navigation orientation set differently from the orientation defined in the DWT being attached, you will need to manually change the orientation on the web page.  To accomplish this, first attach the new design.  Then, in FrontPage Design view, right click over the navigation/link bar and select "Link Bar Properties" from the pop-up window.  Click on the "Style" tab, then, in the lower left, click the appropriate radio button for the applied DWT design.  Click "OK," then save.  You will need to repeat this process on each link bar in your web having a changed orientation.  NOTE:  You may elect to perform Step 3, if necessary, at the same time you perform this step.
     
  2. Sub Menu navigation changes are required on pages having multiple levels within the FrontPage navigation system.  The default setting for the editable region "sub_menu" is "Child level."  If this is your initial attachment of this or any other DWTIG compliant template, you may need to change the default of "Child level" to "Same level."  This specific change will not be required on subsequent applications of any DWTIG compliant template.
     
  3. Go to TOOLS and select RECALCULATE HYPERLINKS.

Copyright and Licensing Information:

  1. Copyright:  The copyright for this DWT and accompanying design remains with the designer, BAC Web Design.  You may not claim ownership of the design, nor may you use it for any purpose other than that explicitly set forth below in the Licensing section.
     
  2. Licensing:  The license fee for this design is a site license, not a user or computer license.  This DWT design is, therefore, licensed for use on ONE SITE ONLY.  If you wish to use this design on subsequent sites, you must purchase a license for each additional site.

Help and Problem Resolution:

  1. General instructions and DWT tutorials:  visit our site at www.bacwebdesign.com.
     
  2. Problems related to the design/use of this DWT Design:  Please e-mail support@bacwebdesign.com or visit our support forum at www.toolsandtemplates.com/forum for help or to report problems with this specific design.