TCHS Alumni Demonstration Site
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January 17, 2004 |
Alumnus Says Editing Web Site Amazingly Easy
 Picture presented purely as propaganda provides proof of program product. |
Editing a web site with the Sitemaker tools at TCHS Alumni News is easy, according to an alumnus.
"I was amazed," the alumnus said.
How easy is it?
To add a new article, the user clicks a link labeled "Add a New Article" on the News page of the editing suite ("News") can be any title of the user's choice. A form appears.
Now just fill in the fields on the form. They have labels like Title, Synopsis and Main Body. If you're reading this and understanding the words, you can build your own site.
Adding graphics is easy, too. First, position a "component" on the page where you want the graphic to lie. Then browse your disk for the picture you want to use and click a button.
Done! The next visitor to the page will see your text and graphic.
"I was amazed," the alumnus said.
How easy is it?
To add a new article, the user clicks a link labeled "Add a New Article" on the News page of the editing suite ("News") can be any title of the user's choice. A form appears.
Now just fill in the fields on the form. They have labels like Title, Synopsis and Main Body. If you're reading this and understanding the words, you can build your own site.
Adding graphics is easy, too. First, position a "component" on the page where you want the graphic to lie. Then browse your disk for the picture you want to use and click a button.
Done! The next visitor to the page will see your text and graphic.