Enter More Details about your Show
The more details section of the program allows you to
Open the More Show Details screen in the program.
Describing your exhibition - <@SHOWDESCRIPTION@>
Use the Show Description text entry field to enter a long description of your show. You can also include arbitrary HTML markup in this item.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a meta tag for search engines for each page in an exhibition as follows:
<meta name="description" content="<@BARESHOWDESCRIPTION@>"> - Use it at the top of an exhibition page either as is, or embedded in a table
Entering search engine keywords - <@SHOWKEYWORDS@>
Enter the search engine keywords in a comma separated list. This is primarily intended for letting search engines know what you think are your keywords on the page. Unfortunately, due to keyword spamming, many search engines (especially Google) are thought to ignore this entry.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a meta tag for search engines for each page in an exhibition as follows:
<meta name="keywords" content="<@BARESHOWKEYWORDS@>">
Selecting colors for your website
Each show in on your website can have it's own set of colors. This allows you to have seasonal variations in color for each show, instead of having the entire site fixed. The program supports eight custom colors. Each color is described in turn below.
The Show Foreground Color - <@SHOWCOLORFG@>
This color is intended to be the color for text on your website. To use this effectively, you'll need to include a CSS file in your list of templates, however, it can also be used in the BODY tag.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a style definition, as follows:
H1
{
font-size: 14pt;
font-weight: normal;
font-family: "Verdana", "Arial", "Helvetica", "sans-serif";
color: <@SHOWCOLORFG@>;
background: <@SHOWCOLORBG@>;
} - Use it in the BODY tag as follows:
<body bgcolor="<@SHOWCOLORBG@>" text="<@SHOWCOLORFG@>"
link="<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>" vlink="<@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>">
The Show Background Color - <@SHOWCOLORBG@>
This color is intended to be the background color for your website. To use this effectively, you'll need to include a CSS file in your list of templates, however, it can also be used in the BODY tag.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a style definition, as follows:
H1
{
font-size: 14pt;
font-weight: normal;
font-family: "Verdana", "Arial", "Helvetica", "sans-serif";
color: <@SHOWCOLORFG@>;
background: <@SHOWCOLORBG@>;
} - Use it in the BODY tag as follows:
<body bgcolor="<@SHOWCOLORBG@>" text="<@SHOWCOLORFG@>"
link="<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>" vlink="<@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>">
The Link Color - <@SHOWCOLORLINK@>
This color is intended to be the color of an unvisited link for your website. To use this effectively, you'll need to include a CSS file in your list of templates, however, it can also be used in the BODY tag.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a style definition, as follows:
A { color:<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>; text-decoration:none; } - Use it in the BODY tag as follows:
<body bgcolor="<@SHOWCOLORBG@>" text="<@SHOWCOLORFG@>"
link="<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>" vlink="<@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>">
The Visited Link Color - <@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>
This color is intended to be the color of an unvisited link for your website. To use this effectively, you'll need to include a CSS file in your list of templates, however, it can also be used in the BODY tag.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a style definition, as follows:
A:visited { color:<@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>; text-decoration:none; } - Use it in the BODY tag as follows:
<body bgcolor="<@SHOWCOLORBG@>" text="<@SHOWCOLORFG@>" link="<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>"
vlink="<@SHOWCOLORVLINK@>">
Four Additional colors - <@SHOWCOLORC1@>, <@SHOWCOLORC2@>, <@SHOWCOLORC3@>, <@SHOWCOLORC4@>
Four additional colors are also supported for other various highlighting fuctionality. To use this effectively, you'll need to include a CSS file in your list of templates, however, it can also be used in the BODY tag.
Possible uses for this item:
- Use it in a style definition, as follows:
A:hover
{
text-decoration:underline;
background: <@SHOWCOLORC4@>;
color:<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>;
}
A:active
{
text-decoration:underline;
background: <@SHOWCOLORC4@>;
color:<@SHOWCOLORLINK@>;
}
Remember, if you want information on an individual item, click the question mark button in the top right corner of the window.