Page
Layout
There are a few MHC Web page layouts (pre-2006) to choose for your
pages. We recommended that you review these options and choose a
page layout before your begin to develop or redevelop your site,
because you will need that information when you complete the Document
Interface Wizard. The DI wizard is an online form that, when
completed, provides the HTML code needed to obtain the pre-fall
2005 MHC Web design.
Two Columns
Uused for most web pages. Local navigation is in column 1 and text
is in column 2, MHC navigation and banner at top of page. MHC navigation
at bottom is optional.
Three Columns
Commonly used for a home page. Same specs as described above with
an additional third column, which is for commonly used for "News"
or "Highlights".
One Column
Used for pages where information or an image is wider than 580 pixels,
such as forms or for databases. The red lines on the right and left
will not be included in the middle table and the table can be set
to 100% to allow for a wider text area.
One Expandable Column
Used for pages where a wider area is needed for text or images.
One expandable column is a good choice if you use forms, since any
styles above it can become ragged as the edges get pushed out by
text input fields.
No-Column
Used when you want to have the MHC navigation and footer only, allowing
you to place items in between the top and the bottom. It is especially
helpful when using forms or when the content area needs to be wider
than 580 pixels.
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