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Easytemplates 1.14 - User Guide and FAQ
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Create your own Flash website:
- Choose a template from the drop-down menu. A browser window will pop up.
- Click on the Edit button. A new window will open up with the text file.
- Just follow the instructions in the text file, replacing the text and, if you want, change or add HTML-tags to format the content.
- After editing the text, save the text file and refresh your browser window containing the template to see your changes.
- Upload the files to your webserver.
Frequently Asked Questions - Easytemplates
- Q: Do I have to own the Flash Macromedia software to edit the template?
A: No, all content editing is performed outside of the MacroMedia Software using a simple Text File.
- Q: What kind of modifications can I do to the templates?
A: You can enter your own content, change the background pictures, change the colors, the edited text can be HTML formatted, so hyperlinks, colors, bold, alignment, are some of the supported HTML tags. Detailed description on this is included in the template.
- Q: How do I change the text in my template?
A: Simply open the Text file with Notepad, locate the text you wish to change, make your relevant adjustments and save the changes.
- Q: How do I change the picture?
A: Resize your new image to the dimensions provided in the instructions with each template, saving your new image out as .JPEG format.
- Q: I changed the '.jpeg' picture but it doesn't show up anymore?
A: Please make sure you DO NOT save the file as "progressive", Flash doesn't support progressive Jpeg files. Some Paint applications such as PaintShop Pro have progressive as a default save setting.
- Q: How large is the filesize?
A: We have been able to reduce the filesize to around 60KB, which guarantees that the visitor will see the templates in a matter of seconds even if he uses a standard 56KB analog telephone line.
- Q: What HTML tags are supported?
A: We stress that this HTML formatting is optional and you can also simply type your text without any formatting at all. For those who want to add some HTML formatting we have included detailed instructions and samples in the template.
BTW, this is a great way to learn the basics of HTML programming!
Below a brief outline of the supported tags,
<b> </b>
<i> </i>
<br>
<p></p>
<a href> </a>
<font> </font>
<font size = "+18"> </font>
<font color="#55FF55"> </font>
<font face="serif"> </font>
<p align = "center"></p>
<p align = "left"></p>
<p align = "right"> </p>
- Q: How can I add my own background music or voice over to the template?
A: You must add the embed sound tag to the HTML code in your template.
<embed src="sound.wav" autostart="true" loop="true" hidden="true"
></embed>
The
above HTML code requires that you put a soundfile "sound.wave"
in the root of your directory.
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