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Overview
of the Class 1963 Web Site
Page Layout
A page is designed to fit a printed
page of size 8.5" x 11" with one inch border on the the
left, right, top, and bottom of the page. Each page is generally
divided into 2 sections. In the following is a brief description of
each section.
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Top:
This consists of a table with three rows. The width of the table
is 672 pixels. The top row has two columns with the first column
for displaying ATS' school crest. The second column displays the
common heading in both English and Chinese. The last two rows of
the table are for displaying the hyperlinks for inter-site,
intra-site, and external site.
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Bottom:
This section has a table with two rows. The first row is one
column with row (or cell) height of 715 pixels. This fixed height
is a visual guide to ensure that the page doesn't go over a
printed page. The second row has 5 columns. This row is to store
navigational means to traverse between related pages and backup to
the topic index page or the home (i.e. Welcome) page. Again, the
table is 672 pixels in width.
Notes:
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Use
"ATStemplateBase.htm" as the basis for laying out
a page.
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Place
page content within the first row of the Bottom section.
Make sure that cell does not go over 672 pixels in width and 715
pixels in height.
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When
tables and/or graphics are placed in the content area (i.e. first
row of Bottom section), make sure that combined width
doesn't go over 672 pixels and combined height doesn't go over 715
pixels.
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Check
the hyperlinks carefully of the navigation row (i.e. Previous,
Index, Home, and Next).
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