| Gallery -
The Gallery template is perfect for organizing a group of pages. It displays some text and or a picture at the top, and then all of the child pages as a grid below....
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| Site Search -
The Site Search template creates pages that search all or part of the rest of the site. Other than specifying where the search will occur, it doesn't require any setup other than creating a search page....
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| Virtual Page -
When a visitor tries to access a virtual page, it automatically redirects them to its first child page. The Virtual Page is then effectively hidden (unless you are in edit mode).
Starting with 2.9, it also adds the ability to jump to other pages on your...
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| Overview -
Creating Invisible Gold powered sites is quite different than a plain HTML sites. There is a strong separation of Content, Code, and Design. This means that...
Creating Invisible Gold powered sites is quite different than a plain HTML sites. There is a strong separation of Content, Code, and Design. This means that your client can be making changes to the content of pages without affecting the design. You can...
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| Approvals -
The Approvals system allows you to monitor content changes to your website. It is included in the Multi-User and Advanced Commerces licenses and is designed primarily for use in Discussion Lists and when various users can maintain their own pages.
Note:...
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| Hosting Invisible Gold Powered Websites -
Invisible Gold is a content management system that runs on a Windows 2000 or 2003 server. It requires both IIS and ASP to host sites. Content is loaded primarily through the web browser....
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| Login/Logout -
Every Invisible Gold website has a login link to allow you to login and make changes. It starts out with a single "admin" user account, but others can be added in the Multiuser and Advanced Commerce versions.
Get to the login page by scrolling to the bo...
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| Mailing Lists -
Every Invisible Gold website has the Mailing List feature. It ties directly into the Email Newsletter system so you can send messages to one or more list (If you have the Invisible Gold Newsletter or higher license). It is also quite flexible and can be...
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| System Settings -
System Settings give you access to make changes to the way your website works. Unlike the content on individual pages, this refers to the Email, Shopping Cart, Login Page, and Search Engine values.
Modify the System Settings by logging in as An Administ...
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| Contact Us -
The Contact Us template is primarily used for getting feedback from visitors. However, it has several options that can allow it to also sign visitors up for mailing lists, send email responses, and generate email to you website administrator.
One of the...
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| Default Page -
The default template is the most common page type. It allows you to specify a title, some text, add an image, and lists all child pages as links at the bottom. Use this one if you are in doubt about which template to use....
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| Rich Edit -
The Rich Edit template is very flexible. It doesn't automatically create links or display a title. However, it allows you to bold text, change fonts, and paste text right from Microsort Word (with all of the formatting in intact)...
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| Directory Structure -
Creating sites usually involves uploading them to the server, or perhaps making changes right to the files themselves. There are a few things you should know first.
Creating sites usually involves uploading them to the server, or perhaps making changes right to the files themselves online. There are a few things you should know first.
1) There are 5 main directories in an Invisible Gold website: Data, Frameworks, I...
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| Step 2 - Copy Files Into Framework Folder -
To start out, copy an existing folder and copy the javascript menu files into it. Note in our example, the file "menu.js", and several files in a directory called "js" were provided with the downloaded code. You simply copy all of these into your new fr...
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| Step 4 - Create Drop Down Menu Anchor Image -
The next step is to calculate the pixels at which the drop down menus should start and end (perhaps using "the info" window in Photoshop)(0,0 is in the top left corner on the screen: x is the horizontal axis and y is the vertical). The four values you ne...
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