How to Tips:
Style sheet / Fonts
This template has been built with a Cascading Style
Sheet
(CSS). The style sheet
controls the way text is displayed in your web site.
Brand guidelines specify Trebuchet MS for the
sans-serif font (type face). When required, use
Palatino for the serif font (type face).
You may wish to print this page for reference
when you build your site using the template.
| Styles Used in
Faculty
and Departments
Templates |
| Style Name |
How Used |
Example |
| H1 |
Used in banner ~ instructor
or department name |
Text
|
| H2 |
page title; on faculty page
used in banner for department name |
example of text
|
| H3 |
sub-title |
example of text |
| P |
text used in the body of
your web pages |
example of text |
| Small |
used in footer and "last updated" |
example of text |
| nav |
used in left navigation bar |
example of text |
| Older Styles Used in
some Instructional
Departments
Template |
| Style Name |
How Used |
Example |
| profTechbannr |
Used in banner above |
Text |
| profTechTitle |
page title |
example of text |
| profTechBold |
subtitle; also used in
navigation bar |
example of text |
| profTech |
used in body of document |
example of text |
| profTechSmall |
used in footer and "last updated" |
example of text |
| profTechNav |
used in left navigation bar |
example of text |
Applying Styles
Since you will always start a
page with the template, the styles
already set up. Insert your content in the appropriate
places on the page. Apply the styles to maintain the hierarchy of 1) page
title, 2) subtitles
and 3) text.
To change the look of the text
Applying Styles - Tips
If you import content from a
Notepad document, it may have some spacing issues which affect your
ability to apply styles because FrontPage has some quirks...
If you find styles are being
applied to more text than you want, or you can't get bulleted items
to format the way you want...
-
undo the typing/change you just
applied but don't want; from the menu bar choose Edit -> Undo
-
remove space between the
sections of text using the backspace or delete button
-
place your cursor where you
want to separate the text, hit "enter"
-
apply style
Last updated:
May 21, 2008
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