How to make a new web using this web template

1. Go to File > New > Web (2000) or File > New > Page or Web (2002).
2. In 2002, you will need to click "Web Template" in the right side taskbar.
3. Choose the Cappuccino web template, and specify the location you want to publish to.
4. Click "OK" and wait for FrontPage to create your new web.

Replacing the coffee cup imagery

To get rid of the big coffee cup picture, simply delete it and replace it with your own picture.

To replace the top right image (yellow cup), you may use the included flag or money imagery. (There is also a blank image if you don't want anything in the background.) Open your images folder. Rename your selected image to "topbg.jpg" and this will replace everything across your web.

Editing the top and bottom areas of the page

The top and bottom areas are include files to make it easy for you to edit. Open include-top.htm or include-bottom.htm and make your edits there. After you save, your changes will automatically apply to every page in the web! This makes it easy for you to insert your own logo, edit the top rollover buttons, and edit the copyright information.

Adding New Pages to Your Web

Open a page that has the layout the way you want it, then go to File > Save As. Save the page under a new name - be sure to change the page title as well! Then, go to Navigation View and drag your new page into the navigation structure.

Deleting Pages from Your Web

Right-click on the pages you wish to delete in your Folder List, in Folder View, or in Navigation View, then select "Delete."

Renaming Pages

If you would like to use an existing page but want to rename it, you may easily do this in Folders View. Right-click on the file name and/or the page title and choose "Rename" to rename your file.

Changing Layout

We have formatted the tables so that this page will look good and resize in Netscape and Internet Explorer. If you wish to change the layout, please follow these instructions.

About this page layout
This page has been very carefully formatted with different nesting tables so that it resizes both vertically and horizontally. Do not drag on any table lines - you may "freeze" the page so that it no longer resizes properly.

Adding other columns to the page
We suggest that you do not directly add columns to this layout, as you may accidentally "freeze" the page so that it no longer resizes. Instead, delete the page template content, then go to Table > Insert > Table to add your own table in the center area. You may click within a table and go to Table > Select > Table to get a better idea of the table structure of this page.

Cascading Style Sheets

If you apply the theme without Cascading Style Sheets, the fonts will be "normal" sized, and you may resize them yourself.

If you apply the theme with Cascading Style Sheets, your default font will be 10pt. Any changes you make manually to the fonts will show up in Internet Explorer, but not in some versions of Netscape.

Style sheets are a nice way to globally change properties of paragraphs and text -- instead of having to go to each page and change your text from 8pt to 10pt, you can just change the style sheet.

If you would like to define a new "style" (a certain way to display text -- what font, size, color, etc.), you may modify the theme or create new style information.

To modify the style sheet associated, with the theme: Go to Format > Theme, click the Modify button, click the Text button, click on More Text Styles, and create a new style. Once you are back in Normal View, you may access these styles from the Style dropdown menu. Styles are usually applied to entire paragraphs.

To modify or create a new style sheet, go to Format > Style.