| Add
a new page |
After a Web Site has been published, the Web Site Administrator
can expand the Web Site. As the Web Site Administrator, you can add several kinds of pages, but you have to add
them one at a time. When you click Done,
the new content will instantly appear on the next page. You can add the following types of pages:
| Publishing Page |
Add a Publishing page if you don't know HTML or
want to choose from predesigned page layouts. This option makes it easy to publish new pages quickly. |
| Freeform
Page |
Add a Freeform
Page if you know HTML and want to design
your own page. You can also upload web pages and graphics that you've already created, then link them to a Web
Site you've already created. |
| Online
Form |
Add
an Online Form if you want users and participants to send
you feedback or questions about the Web Site. For example,
you could take a poll, ask for comments on the Web Site, gather
research data, or ask for any other kind of information. The
information is then stored on the Web Site and is accessible
only by the Web Site Administrator. You have the option of
automatically emailing completed forms to you or someone else.
You can also email the forms to a remote database if you want
to capture the results in a database.
Note:
Even though the Web Site Administrator is the only one who can view information gathered with forms, DO NOT consider
the information to be confidential. The information isn't stored on a secure server, so it may be accessed covertly
by unknown persons outside the community. |
| Framed
Page |
Add
a Framed Page if you want an external web page to be part
of your Web Site. For example, you can enter the URL of your
favorite music site here, and the site will appear in a frame
inside the specified web page. Using a framed page helps keep
participants in your Web Site, so they don't get lost. |
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| Add a new page |
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denotes
information that you must enter.
- On the home page, click Go
to Web Site Manager.
- Click Add
a page in the right column.
- Click the radio button of the type of page you want to add.
- Type the page name in the Page Name text box.
- Type a description of the page in the Page Description text
box.
- Click the appropriate radio button to make it a public or
private page. (A public page can be viewed by guests. A private page can be viewed only by participants.)
- Click Continue.
- Follow the directions to add your new page.
Note: If you create
a Publishing page, you will stop at step 7, then view a confirmation that the page was added.
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