Template Layout 5
Link a web page that you think would interest a viewer.
Make it short and sweet, please.

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Explanation of Template Layout 5
Explanation of Frameset
Explanation of Style-Sheet Tags
Explanation of Template Layout 5

This layout follows the same formatting as Template Layout 3, but this layout includes an image (smaller than the one in Template Layout 4) and a place for hyperlinks that are related to the page. These hyperlinks follow the color of your department/office. Use "mycolor10" for these hyperlinks. This layout is useful if you have a long document and want to divide it into several different sections. The page will first have a list of titles to these different sections. The hyperlinks of the titles should always use the style "brown10." If the list is short, you can use "brown12," but keep in mind that the list would take up more space. When a viewer sees something he/she would want to read more about, he/she can click on the hyperlink and the page will jump to the appropriate places. The hyperlink, "index," enables the viewer to jump back to the list of titles. Please take a look at a sample.

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Explanation of Frameset

The Template uses framsets. Frameset allows the browser window to be sub-divided into smaller viewable areas for use in keeping certain content constant while other content is scrolled or replaced. Each of these areas (also known as "frames") represent a completely separate sub-document which can be individually controlled and addressed, thus, making the updating process easier and less time-consuming.

A disadvantage of the framesets is that viewer would have a difficult time printing information. The "Printer-Friendly Format" function was brought in to resolve this issue.

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Explanation of Style-Sheet Tags

The Template consists of a style-sheet. Delete "Subhead" if you don't need it. Start from <FONT CLASS=subhead>Subhead</FONT> The text is formatted for "content12." Look for <FONT CLASS="content12"> in the HTML codes. If you need a different size font, use "content10," "content11," "content13," and "content14." They are almost identical to the font size 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 of word processing programs, like Microsoft Word.

There are two different sizes of hyperlink. For hyperlinks within the text, use "brown12." If you are using "content10," use "brown10" for the hyperlink.

If this is a long page, include, "Top of the Page," located below. This hyperlink allows the viewer to jump back to the top of the page. If the page is short, you can delete it.

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