The Elements Making Up Each of Your Web Pages as Viewed on Your Monitor

Website Designer creates your web pages based on information you enter. Each web page contains the following elements that combine to create what you see on your monitor:

• Two "window frames": left "frame" (narrow vertical column where navigation links reside) and right "frame" (wider main content area) where you put your golf group's information
• Navigation menu links in the left window frame
• Space for your "logo" immediately above the navigation menu links in the left frame
• Space for content in the right window frame. Content may include text, images, tables, etc. depending on the "type" of page chosen.

Elements of Your Web Pages Which You Can Create and Modify

You have control (creation and modification) over the following elements in Website Designer:

• The image which is placed in the "space for logo" in the top left (same image will display on each of your web pages)
• What the text labels say for each of the navigation menu links on the left (same links will display on each of your web pages)
• The order of the items on navigation menu (same order for each of your web pages)
• What goes in the "content" area including page titles, text images, tables, etc. which depend on the page type you use

Figure - View of page elements from within Website Designer (example Announcement Page Type)

Figure - View of page elements in Internet Explorer browser