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Geog 355: Geographical Information Systems II

Spring 2009

Files Panel to the right select edit >> copy. Then right click on the white space in the

Files Panel and select edit >> paste. Rename the file by right clicking on the new

copy and selecting edit >> rename. Name the new html file 'index.html'. If you

double click on the file it will appear in the main content area. Notice the tabs above

that allow you to switch between aboutme.html and index.html. Make sure you are

looking at index.html before proceeding.

b) In the Navigation section replace the menu with a list of the project sections:

Introduction

Conceptual Outline

Data Collection

Methodology

Spatial Analysis

Discussion & Results

Methodological and Operational Problems

You may need to add other sections based on your research project.

c) We will create a link to your aboutme.html web page by selecting your name in the

footer section and creating a link in the same manner as step 'l' in the previous

section.

d) Let's change your title to something relevant and also update the content portion of

index.html. Provide an introduction about what you think your project may be about.

You can create larger text by selecting a heading from the Properties Pane Format

drop down list. Below your introduction, but still in the content area, type in 'Next

Page' or 'Conceptual Outline' - this will later become the link to the next section of

your project.

e) By repeating the steps to create index.html from aboutme.html, except using

index.html as the template you can create as many pages as your will require for

your project. The benefit of using CSS is that even though you will have 6 or 7

separate pages they can all be change simultaneously by editing the CSS style

characteristics. You do not need to create the other pages now. Your index.html

should look similar to the example below:

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