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Trya1234 at 18:26, 27 November 2012

Trya1234 — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 18:26:18 GMT

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	'''Page Manager'''<br/><br/>		'''Page Manager'''<br/><br/>
	The Page Manager is where you will enter all the information on your site that does not deal with the products. This includes but is not limited to a Contact Us page and an About Us page. To bring up the Page Manager click the Page Manager link at the top of the Admin page.<br/><br/>		The Page Manager is where you will enter all the information on your site that does not deal with the products. This includes but is not limited to a Contact Us page and an About Us page. To bring up the Page Manager click the Page Manager link at the top of the Admin page.<br/><br/>

Ellaine at 17:23, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:23:48 GMT

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	#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)		#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)
	#* Press the tab key five times.		#* Press the tab key five times.
-	#* Click the OK button.	+	#* Click the '''OK''' button.
	#* The picture will then appear in the Page Content text box<br/><br/>		#* The picture will then appear in the Page Content text box<br/><br/>
	# Click the Submit button.<br/><br/>		# Click the Submit button.<br/><br/>

Ellaine at 17:22, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:22:15 GMT

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	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.
	#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' '''The IMAGE''' icon is only used to bring '''JPG''' images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as '''PDF''' or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight '''HTML''' code. In those cases you will use the same '''URL''', using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .		#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' '''The IMAGE''' icon is only used to bring '''JPG''' images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as '''PDF''' or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight '''HTML''' code. In those cases you will use the same '''URL''', using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .
-	#* In the box that says Image URL: right click and click Paste. This will put the http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/ into the box after the forward slash (/) type in the name of the image you wish to add (ie.myfancypicture.jpg) remember this is CaSe SenSItive so remember to either name your pictures with all lowercase letters or remember the location of the capitol letters in the name.	+	#* In the box that says Image '''URL''': right click and click Paste. This will put the <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> into the box after the forward slash (/) type in the name of the image you wish to add (ie.myfancypicture.jpg) remember this is CaSe SenSItive so remember to either name your pictures with all lowercase letters or remember the location of the capitol letters in the name.
	#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)		#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)
	#* Press the tab key five times.		#* Press the tab key five times.

Ellaine at 17:18, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:18:56 GMT

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	#* '''If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section.''' If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>		#* '''If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section.''' If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>
	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.
-	#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' The IMAGE icon is only used to bring JPG images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as PDF or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight HTML code. In those cases you will use the same URL, using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .	+	#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' '''The IMAGE''' icon is only used to bring '''JPG''' images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as '''PDF''' or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight '''HTML''' code. In those cases you will use the same '''URL''', using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .
	#* In the box that says Image URL: right click and click Paste. This will put the http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/ into the box after the forward slash (/) type in the name of the image you wish to add (ie.myfancypicture.jpg) remember this is CaSe SenSItive so remember to either name your pictures with all lowercase letters or remember the location of the capitol letters in the name.		#* In the box that says Image URL: right click and click Paste. This will put the http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/ into the box after the forward slash (/) type in the name of the image you wish to add (ie.myfancypicture.jpg) remember this is CaSe SenSItive so remember to either name your pictures with all lowercase letters or remember the location of the capitol letters in the name.
	#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)		#* Click in the box that says Alternate text: and enter the name of the picture (ie. myfancypicture)

Ellaine at 17:16, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:16:48 GMT

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	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.		#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.
	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named <ins>ftp://efcftp.com/.</ins> Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.		#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named <ins>ftp://efcftp.com/.</ins> Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.
-	#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>	+	#* '''If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section.''' If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>
	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.
	#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' The IMAGE icon is only used to bring JPG images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as PDF or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight HTML code. In those cases you will use the same URL, using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .		#* Click the Insert Image button on the Page Content toolbar. This will bring up a box that says Insert Image – Web Page Dialog. '''NOTE:''' The IMAGE icon is only used to bring JPG images that you have uploaded to your ftp to your website. Other files such as PDF or wave files need to be linked to you’re your website using either the Link icon or straight HTML code. In those cases you will use the same URL, using the appropriate suffix or the file you are uploading, i.e. /filename.pdf .

Ellaine at 17:15, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:15:54 GMT

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	# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.		# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.
	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.		#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.
-	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named <ins>ftp://efcftp.com/.</ins>	+	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named <ins>ftp://efcftp.com/.</ins> Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.
-	Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.	+
	#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>		#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>
	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.

Ellaine at 17:12, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:12:10 GMT

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	# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.		# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.
	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.		#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.
-	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named ftp://efcftp.com/. Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.	+	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named <ins>ftp://efcftp.com/.</ins>
		+	Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.
	#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>		#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>
	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.

Ellaine at 17:10, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:10:50 GMT

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	# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.		# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.
	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.		#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.
-	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, PDF files, HMT, HTML or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named ftp://efcftp.com/. Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.	+	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, '''PDF''' files, '''HMT, HTML''' or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named ftp://efcftp.com/. Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.
	#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>		#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>
	# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.		# If this does not work you may have some kind of security protection that is blocking you from gaining access. In rare instances you may have to use an ftp software program; there are many free ftp software products available on the Internet.

Ellaine at 17:05, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 17:05:21 GMT

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	# The text you had highlighted will not turn blue and be underlined and when you click on it the link will take you to the page you linked to.<br/><br/>		# The text you had highlighted will not turn blue and be underlined and when you click on it the link will take you to the page you linked to.<br/><br/>
	# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.		# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.
-	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the FULL URL. For example: http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg) highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg (http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/) and right click on it and click copy.	+	#* First look at the text right above the Page Content box (Click here to upload pictures, copy them to this folder, use the image button on the toolbar below to insert them with the '''FULL URL'''. For example: <ins>http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/imagename.jpg</ins> highlight the red portion of this text up to imagename.jpg <ins>(http://www.efcftp.com/users/(yourusername)/ftp/</ins> and right click on it and click copy.
	#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, PDF files, HMT, HTML or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named ftp://efcftp.com/. Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.		#* You know have to access your ftp file (this is the place where all of your images file, PDF files, HMT, HTML or any other type of Internet files are stored on the Internet). If you are using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox you simply have to click on the link that says “Click here.” This will bring up a folder named ftp://efcftp.com/. Copy into this folder all the pictures or files you wish to use on a page on your website. Give the pictures easy to remember names, and for your sake make them all lowercase letters. Once you have put the picture(s) that you wish to use in the folder close the folder.
	#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>		#* If clicking Click here gave you access to the ftp then skip this section. If you are not using Explorer 6 or Firefox you will have noticed that you are not able to access the ftp. You can try using the instructions right there on your Page Manager for Internet Explorer.<br/><br/>

Ellaine at 16:55, 21 March 2012

Ellaine — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 16:55:51 GMT

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	# To add a hyperlink to the page first you must find the page you wish to link to (ie.<ins>www.eFashionCentral.com</ins>)<br/><br/>		# To add a hyperlink to the page first you must find the page you wish to link to (ie.<ins>www.eFashionCentral.com</ins>)<br/><br/>
	# First type the text you wish to appear such as “Click here for driving directions”. Highlight the text and click the insert hyperlink button.<br/><br/>		# First type the text you wish to appear such as “Click here for driving directions”. Highlight the text and click the insert hyperlink button.<br/><br/>
-	# A box will appear with the word Hyperlink at the top of it. Enter the wepage address you wish to link to under URL (ie. http://www.mapquest.com) and click the OK button.<br/><br/>	+	# A box will appear with the word Hyperlink at the top of it. Enter the wepage address you wish to link to under '''URL''' (ie. http://www.mapquest.com) and click the '''OK''' button.<br/><br/>
	# The text you had highlighted will not turn blue and be underlined and when you click on it the link will take you to the page you linked to.<br/><br/>		# The text you had highlighted will not turn blue and be underlined and when you click on it the link will take you to the page you linked to.<br/><br/>
	# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.		# Now to adding pictures. This process can be hard so I will take you step by step through it.