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What you can do here
Information for Contributors Contributors are organisations or individuals wanting to support their schools.This is the place to see the entries made. We do not charge viewers to see any thing here. This site allows businesses and individuals to spport their schools by advertising their businesses or interests. They can outline their products and services in text and photos. We do not tell the advertiser who or how many have looked at their entry, but visitors can comment on their offering by emailing them. The pages show an image that can be uncovered by moving your mouse over the individual entries, to display your name, message and a small photo or logo and attach a web page - that you create on here - to describe your company - you can also link to any relevant websites you already have to further promote your products and services. Entries by individuals show their name, message and a small photo but no further details. Your entry will remain here for as least one year but you can change it whenever you wish. |
Editing a web page - for company contributors: Using the editing block at the top of the bock of the screen.
Font – choose a font for selected text from those always available on web browsers
Size – choose the size of the font for selected text
Bold – chose the bold stoke for all selected text
Italic – chose an italic stroke for all selected text
Underline – chose an underline stroke for all selected text
Align left – the selected text
Align centre – the selected text
Align right – the selected text
Text colour – selected for selected text
Cut – the selected text
Copy – the selected text into the buffer
Paste – the buffer contents
Undo – the last command
Redo – the undone command
Insert an unordered list – make the whole line an unordered list
Indent – the current line
Outdent – the current line – undoes the existing indent
Insert link – over selected text or graphic image – you will be asked the URL to be linked to: use http:// before referencing an external file - use this to link to external websites containing more information
Unlink – the current link if it is selected
Insert a graphic image or edit a selected image name
Insert a custom character – from a set supplied
Convert the whole page to HTML, which can be edited (carefully)
You can also paste into existing HTML code to achieve more controls of more legitimate coding - especially if not specificaly catered for by these controls.
You can also edit and type in new characters whenever you wish and point to an area that has some text in it and type or edit from that position or the position of the cursor.
You can type any additional legitimate HTML code, when you are looking at the HTML code listing, to structure your display exactly how you prefer.
You can also select the background colour of the entire display from the 16.7 milion colour palette.
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Pop up message area This is the information displayed whenever the user's mouse passes over the 'marker' left by the advertiser on the main image. Markers are coloured sections of the main image amongst the monochrome and unused sections. The marker is 1 or more of the squares on the grid covering the main image - the information contains the name of the advertiser, a short message from that advertiser - which should be interesting enough to persuade the user to look for more information - and a logo or photograph supplied by the advertiser. The message may be any length of relatively unformatted text but usually is less than 250 characters. Secondary information page This is a web page - built by the advertiser using the excellent software we provide - that is shown whenever the user clicks their mouse while showing the pop up message information. It can contain more messages concerning the cause and the advertiser's best wishes plus lots of photographs, graphics, email links and a number of web site links that are to external sites containing the advertising information for the advertiser. The page can be coloured and the content arranged quite comprehensively to make these pages attractive. External web sites These are the normal and complete web sites of the advertiser containing all the information published, informing, advising and promoting everything done, offered or planned by the advertiser. These external and pre-existing sites could have cost hundreds of thousands of pounds and could be selling sites for products and services offered. They could have many pages and hundreds of photographs and illustrations. |
