Heading • Title 1

You can customize the colour of the text in the callboxes and table in the Text • Table • Dividers panel.

If you apply a colour to all of the body text, then select a colour for each link, then apply a new colour to all of the body text, the links will remain the colours you previously selected.

Default font face for the body text is MS Sans Serif at 12 px = 9 pt. MS Sans Serif is a screen font and will only change font size at 12 px, 13 px and 16 px.

Default font face for Heading • Title 1 is Arial bold at 22 px = 16 pt. You cannot change its font style.

Default font face for Heading • Title 2 is Arial bold at 15 px = 11 pt. You cannot change its font style or size.

Default font face for the text in the callboxes is MS Sans Serif at 12 px = 9 pt. You cannot change the font style or size of this text.

You must have the fonts shown in the Options Panel installed in your Windows/Fonts directory in order for the fonts to affect the text.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.

There are 395 background images to select from.

You have the option to apply a background colour, an image, or a combination of both, to the top, left and right frames individually, or the entire canvas area.

You can customize the callboxes in the Borders • Scrollbar panel.

You can customize the table in the Text • Table • Dividers panel.

You cannot apply a background image to the callboxes or the table.

The Background • Frames panel must be selected in order to apply an image from a background category to the canvas area. If not, an alert message will appear on the page as a reminder.

To save an image from a background category, right-click the background in the canvas area and select Save Background As.

Prior to saving any images, please refer to the section entitled Terms of Use Regarding Images in the Instructions.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.

You have the option to customize the background colours of the callboxes and colours of the borders.

You have two options in which to colourize the scrollbar:

(1)  The base color element;
(2)  Defining the seven elements
      individually.

(1) Base Color: This scrollbar element uses the selected colour to define the face, 3D light colour and track elements and automatically assigns matching colours for the highlight and shadow elements. The remaining elements – arrow and darkshadow – are always black, regardless of the selected colour. If this method of achieving a scrollbar colour scheme suits you, then do not adjust the remaining scrollbar options.

(2) Defining Elements Individ- ually: Using this method, you determine what colour is applied to each of the seven elements, thereby creating your own custom colour scheme. If you are unsure as to where to begin, focus on the face color, then experiment with the other elements.

Once you begin customizing the individual scrollbar elements, you will be unable to set the overall scrollbar colour by selecting the Base Color option. Should you wish to use the Base Color option or try another colour scheme, click Reset scrollbar options only. Any other settings in the canvas area will not be affected.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.

In the Fonts • Links • Headings panel, there is an option to set the text colour for all of the text in the canvas area. In this panel, you can individually or collectively customize the text for the body, callboxes and the table.

Any colour selections already applied to the links will not be affected.

You can customize the background colour of the table, including the table border. Colour can also be applied to the dividers.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.

You can replace the image in the canvas area with any image in JPG, GIF, PNG or BMP format from your hard drive.

As the frame in which the image appears is approximately one-quarter the size of an actual web page, your chosen image may be too large for the frame. You may have to resize your image using the arrows to bring your image into proportion with the content in the canvas area.

The text in the frame will wrap itself around the image, while the divider will remain fixed in position.

The images provided in this panel are for viewing and example purposes only and cannot be saved to your hard drive.

The image replacement feature is an enhancement to help you better co-ordinate your colours based on actual images you might use in your web page. The code for the image will not appear in the source code.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.

This panel enables you to create
your own colours by adjusting the RGB (Red • Green • Blue) colour system and displaying the hex code in the hex box, while at the same time displaying the RGB values in the RGB boxes. Slowly drag the sliders left and right. The colour appears in the right-side colour com- parison cell above the panel.

If you already know the hex code, you may enter it directly in the hex box, then click the To RGB button to apply the colour to the selected canvas area element. You may use upper or lower case letters; they will be automatically converted to all upper case.

Valid hex code characters include a combination of 0-9 and A-F and can be no longer than six digits. If you enter a value that does not meet this criteria, such as #00GF32, the converter will return a random colour based on the characters it does recognize in the code value.

Likewise, if you already know the RGB values, you may enter them directly in each of the respective Red, Green and Blue boxes, then click the To HEX button to apply the colour to the selected canvas area element. Again, the colour appears in the right-side colour comparison cell above the panel.

When entering the RGB values, be sure the value is between 0–255 and no longer than 3 digits each. If you enter a value higher than 255, the converter will automatically reduce the value to 255 and return a colour based on this factor.

Unless you manually enter a hex code or RGB value in the boxes, clicking the To RGB or To HEX buttons will have no affect. If you click the buttons when there are no values in the boxes, the converter will reset to black by default.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about this panel.

There are over 2,000 buttons to select from.

You can individually or collectively customize the buttons and the colour of the Sample Text.

Default font face for the top button is Arial Bold at 12 px = 9 pt.

Default font face for the middle button is Arial Bold at 14 px = 10.5 pt.

Default font face for the bottom button is Arial at 16 px = 11.5 pt.

You can collectively change the font style of the Sample Text, however, you must have the fonts shown in the Options Panel installed in your Windows/Fonts directory in order for the fonts to affect the button's text.

It is unlikely you will have the fonts Casual Bold, Chicago, CompuFont, Hot Pizza, or Quill Oblique already installed. In this regard, you may download these fonts from the Button Gallery panel. Please refer to the Instructions for information regarding font installation.

The Button Gallery is merely an enhancement to help you better co-ordinate your colours based on actual buttons you might use in your web page. The code for the buttons will not appear in the source code. If you create a button and text colour com- bination that you wish to use, write down the hex code(s) and save the button(s) to your hard drive.

To save a button, right-click the button in the canvas area and select Save Background As.

Prior to saving any buttons, please refer to the section entitled Terms of Use Regarding Images in the Instructions.

Please refer to the Instructions for more information about these options.